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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27

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Nber nod dIter uno ebrtpiirbiger TT
Die SraOitton (l1eberIieferrtng), oas
ungeI6riebene 8ort @ottes. 0ieien
Sell oes @ortes @ottes tpouen Die
8roteitonten ni6t gelten 1oiien. Gin
8rote itant uno Elm &utbolif bisputier-
ten oariiber. ,,@ib mir 6eine 8ibe1 uno
id min Dir betpeti fen, oaB Die Sra6i"
ton nottpe116ig it,"
Ser Broteltant gab linn 0ie 8ibel.
Ser 9atbo1it 6ur6bldtterte ite un0
ertpioerte: ,,aber i9 min Die Sl.
59rtft un6 ni6t oies 5abelbu6."
u9lber 0as lit 6o6 Ole 81. 56rift" ,
gab ser Yroteitant 5uritd.
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u8ober tpeiBt ou 6as?" fragte Der
&atboIit.
uDas ueiB i9 bon Gater uno We1t>
ter 41no meinen 8orfabren", antpor~
tete Der Brotefant.
,,l1no 6ieie baben Ole 8ibeI our@
olle. Sabrbunoerte als Elm goHli9es
8u6 Derebrt."
uSSSebt fon1mlt 6u 6arauf, lit 6as
ni9t Eraoition? 9ie Srabition lit
mebrere bun6ert Sabre dlter als sic
8tbel. Oie fatbo1ii6e Stride biiret 6a.
fir. sic bat bic 8ii6er gum Sell ge-
idrteben, bon BEN Mpoiteln> Damn ge.
iammelt u11o itets beiliggebalten uno
betpabrt. Dariiber iaet Der fl. &ugu>
itin: sd tpiiroe Die 81. Sdrift nidt
annebmen, tpenn mild oa5u oas Mn.
ieben Der Stride ni6t bepegen piir6e. -
It Il t
Tortietns bes @eiprad)s stpii&en
Bfarrer nno Snsenieur
2aiien mir BEN SSuben lire GgDp'
tii9en @olo~ unb Silbergefdirre, BE-
gann Ger Sngenieur ont nd9Iten
slbeno. 4ber ib min Sbnen iaeen,
&err 9farrer, tpas mild oabingebra91
bat, Sbre iogen. 81. Sdrift ni9t fin
@oHes 8ort, ion6ern fiir cine Samm'
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lung bon grieIterfubeln 51t balten.
.t0aror,.nr. Sylos So.4,. 2

lung BON grteiterfabeln gu balten.
9forrer: @os oenn2
ssngenieur: Sbre iogenonnte 81.
56rift eradblt, bic erften Re11i9en
Ieien 1000 Sabre Dor @briitus eridaf'
fen tooroen. Stun tit ober btitorii6
nog6etpieien, oaB oas Menidenge'
i6le9t unglei9 dlter lit. Somit itno
es 4in6erfabeln, 1pas uns Sbre 8tbel
er5abH.
8forrer: $50 iagt 6enn Die 8ibel,
M6am lei 1000 Sabre Dor GbriituS
eridaffen moroen?
SSSngenieur: Das peiB if ni6t.
Nber man bat mir immer gelagt, na6
ser 8ibel .ieien Die eriten Meni6en
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Mnbetung Der III. brei &6nise
(Sort1ebunq bon Seite 81

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(SortI IeBung bon Seite 81
@Gten, Sen Nrmen, Elm rei6li6es
Wab1 bereiten; 0enn Die Armen tparen
gar oft BEL Wearia, ange5ogen our6
oie baufigen 9lmoien, Die tie bon
ibr empfangenL nod mebr aber o1tr6
Die freunoliben 8orte, Die fte gu it,
men iprad. Son ltnberglei6li6er
bimmlii6er 6reuoe erfiiIlt, begaben
ii6 oie &onige 51r &ube, uno inn
Eraume gab ibnen Der @ngel 0ie 8ei>
Jung be5iigli9 Der Seinreile.
9lm anoeren Sage febrten Oie oret
&0nige mor9enS friib our @rotte 5l1-
rid, Inn 6em &onige oes Simmels ote
@e19enfe an5ubieten> Die lte n1itge"
bra6t. BUR @r0e nie0ergetporfen, be-
teten 1te Sen Sobn @ottes nit tiefIter
0ennut an, 0ffneten ibre S6GBe 1nO
brodten ibm @ol0, @eibrau6 uno
Miirrben 6ar. Sic 1egten oud Ser
g0ttli6en Wfutter man6erlei Sragen
Dor uber bic @ebeinnnille oes @lau-
bens, Iopie iiber ben 3uItan6 ibres
@etpii1ens un6 iiber Die Hegierung III
rer 5taaten. 9ie groBe &onigin b0rte
tie nit gr0Btem 8obIpolen an, un0
mdbren0 iie 81 ibr re0eten, beriet tie
it9 innerlt6 nit Dem gottli6en &in6e
uno lire 9nttDorten tparen 10 metie,
6aB 6ie III. 0rei &0ntge bon 8etpu11-
6erung Der 8eisbeit un6 @iite Der
Simmelsf0nigin bingerillen, itb ni6t
bon tbr trennen fonnten. 0orum
muBte Elm @ngel oes Serrn ibnen ar1-
fiinoigen, es iei Der 8iIle @ottes un0
unumgdngIi6 nottpenbtg, oaB fte in
ibre Seinat 5uriidtebrten.
0ie gottli6e Wutter nabm Die sc"
i6enfe Der &ontge in @npfung un0
bot 1te in 6eren Namen Dem SSeiufi110-
lein an. 9as g0ttli6e &in6 gab our6
oie Greunoli6feit ieines Ingeit6tes
5u ertennen, oaB es Die @eldenfe an-
nebme. gs erteilte oen &0nigen ieinen
Segen, uno 5tpar in elmer 8eiie, bob
1te ertennen fonnten, 0as &ino ipenoe
ibne noenielben, um tie fir Die oar'
gebra6ten @aben nit iiberrei9en
binltl6 @iitern mebr als bunbert'
| fa9 5u belobnen. Ser &immelsf0nigtn
boten ite einige FOL itbare &leino6ien
an; auein Maria gab ales oen So
nigen tpte6er auriid un6 bebielt nur
oie 6rei @aben: @ol6, 8eibrau9 l1no
MDrrben.
Inn Die fl. 6ret &0nige Inn 10 &c.
troteter 81 entlaiien, gab ibnen Wa'
ria etniee 8in6eln, in tpe19e tie oas
g0ttli9e 4ino getpidelt bate; oie FL.
orei &0nige empfingen oieIe &eltquien
NIT GROCER @brfur6t unb lteBen 6ie'
lelben in @olb un6 @belltein faiien.
Gum Abi6ieoe itel1ten Die &0niee NIT
Der gan5en Snbrunit ibres Ser5ens
an Die beiligite Sungfrau bic 8itte,
| iie oo6 niemals au bergeiien. 9ieielbe
8ttte itellten itb al6 an ben bl. So.
iepb. Ra9oem ite bon Seius, Maria
un6 Soiepb ben Segen empfangen
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1QdankQn
~. EAlIa.NeALzi1qoia
Sea 3eb. 8. Taertses

.(6ortiebun9)

@ott befiebIt ben S1rueIiten, ben
aegDptern Die gol6enen uno iilbernen
@ef6irre 31 iteblen. S,n 2. 8u6e 800
ies 1922 ipri6t @ott 5u Moles: uSeg.
It6es 8eib ion bon ibrer gea6barin
uno .Salsgenoilin itlberne un0 goloene
@eidirre uno &lei6er foroern, Die lollt
ibr ouf eure 50bne uno S0dter 1egen
1no 70. Aegppten berauben. Sebt frage
i6 Sic Serr Bfarrer, lit es 0es aller>
beiliglten @ottes tpiiroig, cine 10 ge>
meine Sanoll1ngspeile Dem ilraeliti=
i6en Golfe bor3ui6reiben?
Sforrer: l1no ib frage Sic, Serr
Sngenieur, lit es cine gemeine San0-
lungspeiie, menn etn iroiIder Shirt
einen bortber5igen @rbeitgeber 5tpingt,
ben glrbeitern, Die er in Die 9lrbeit bin<
eingepreBt bate, Sen ber0ienten 2obn
auS5u5ablen; lpenn obenorein oiele
3ablung geifeben iou aus ben Weit-
teln, Delde i'm @runoe @igentum oeS
6iiriten itn0 uno 1pel6e it6 nur leib>
tDet1e IN oen Sdnoen oes 9lrbeitgebers
beftnoen?
Sngenieur: 0arin tonnte i6 oller-
otngs ni6ts l1nre6tes finoen. 9lber
tpaS bat oas nit l1nIerem San gu
tun?
8farrer: Sebr biel! Oie Megppter
batten Die SIraeliten tpi0erre6tli6 5u
barten 5ronoieniten ge5pungen uno
batten ibnen ben ibnen gebiibrenoen
2obn ni9t be5ablt. SCUM tpollte @ott
bic Qrbeitgeber 5um 3ablen 5tpinge1t,
i1t6em er ben IegDptern ibre &oltbar>
fetten abnebmen 1ieB. 9ieie &oltbor=
feiten tparen i6lieBlid, tpie a1les IT.
oiide Gut, @igentum @ottes, un0 Die
&egDpter belaBen nur elm non @ott
abgeleitetes NubnieBungsredt, me19e
@ott gu ie0er 3eit 5uriid3ieben fonnte.
Sngenieur: Sic baben oo9 ouf al
les eine Antmort, Serr 8farrer, ober
t9 tperoe Sic oo9 nod in Die @nge
treiben.
Pfarrer: 9as @poIlen mir ieben.
Sir beute lit es oo9 tpobl 5u fpdt.
@riparen mir 6as ouf norgen.
t t t
8eim nadten 8eiu6 fragte 8ater
&einefe mid, Oh id aud 6ie n69iten
6ragen inn Seft6en ge1eien babe. Sd
beiabte es rn6 fiigte bei es i9ienen
mir oies alte @intpiirfe gegen ben 8i.
belglauben 511 fem; Der Mann babe
als Sunge in Der Iutberii6en S9ule
feline 8ibel i6le6t gelertt, bienetbt
oberfld6lide 2ebrer gebabt, Die nur
tpenig poiitiben @lauben batten ODER
,penig 8ibelfenntnis beiaBen. @s mag
oub fem, oaB Der Sngenieur als @na-
be tpenig Salient ooer 2ult 5eigte fir
Die religioien 8ibelltu6ien. @iellei9t
batte er au6 6ur6 feline geologtfden
@tl1oien feline 8ibel bereeiien uno tpar
our6 relieionsloie Brofeiioren um
fein Gbriltentum gefommen.
uDas mag iein'', rneinte 8ater &et.
nete, uuno 6as Erouriee lit, oaB er
nt6t Der @in5ige bieier Sorte @elebr.
ten lit. @s 5eiet tpieoerum, tpas Die
fatbolti6e @r5iebung, Saus un6
66ule, 8iloung un6 Bmfang fir et'
men Gbriiten beoer1ten uno ,pos eine
ioI9e @r5iebung fir ben @in5elnen
un6 fir feline gan5e l1mgebung BE-
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8eibna6tsfrippen tper6en in 6ie.
fem Sabre fir &riegsgefangene in
345 neutrality-suspicious. bon
6em 8ar &elief Serpice>N. 6. IS.
&. bebrtetIt 1peroen. 9ie fatbolif9e
Gerteintgung berteilt ebenfalls
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-19
NO. ., ls44

AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED
IAN ORDINANCE TO VAcATE,
CLOSE, AND ABANDON AS A
PUBLIC ALLEY OR THOR
OUGHFARE THE WEST 24.7
FEET OF THE 10 FOOT ALLEY
IN THE RESURVEY OF LOT %,
OF THE v. DELMAS TRACT,
IN THE CITY OF PASCAGOU-
LA, AS PER RESURvEY OF
SAID LOT %, OF RECORD IN
BOOK /, PAGE lat OF THE
SURVEYORS RECORDS NOW
OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CHAN
Gerry COURT OF JACKSON
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI"
WHEREAS, there has been pre-
sented to the Mayor and coun-
cilmen of the City of Pascagoula,
the Petition of j. w. Brumfield,
wherein he asks that the West
24.7 feet of the 10 foot alley as
shown in the Resurvey of Lot %,
Of the ". Delmas Tract of record
in Surveyors Record Book /,
Page LAT of the Surveyors Rec
ords in the Office of the Clerk of
the Chancery Court of Jackson
County. Mississippi, and the said
J. w. Brumfield owns Lot 4, of
said Resurvey of said Lot %, of
the v. Delmas Tract, which said
Lot A extends along the entire
South line or margin of said al
ley and said j. W. Brumfield also
owns the land on the West end
OF said alley and also owns Lot !
Of the Resurvev of said Lot %,
of the v. Delmas Tract, and that
Bowen Fails Mcleod owns Lot 2,
and A. M. Brondum owns Lot 8
OF said Resurvey of Lot % oil
the v. Delmas Tract, and that
said j. w. Brumfield, Bowen
Fails Mcleod, and A M. Bron-
dunn own all of the property abut-
ting upon the North side of said
alley, the said alley extending
from the West line or margin OF
Canty Street Westward a dis
lance of 99.7 feet to the West end
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-19
NO. .. ls44

AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING
THE PROVISIONS OF HOUSE
BILL NO. 446 OF THE LEGIS-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI OF 1914, AS THE
PRIVILEGE TAX CODE OF THE
CITY OF ~PASCAGOULA, MIS-
SISSIPPI, AND TAKING ALL
PRIVILEGES SET FORTH IN
SAME WHICH ARE AUTHOR
lied TO BE TAXED BY THE
CITY OF ~PASCAGOULA, MIS-
SISSIPPI, AT ONE HUNDRED
PER CENT G00%) OF THE
AMOUNTS SPECIFIED IN THE
SAID PRIVILEGE TAX CODE,
AND ALSO TAKING THOSE
PRIVILEGES AUTHORIZED TO
BE TAxED BY THE CITY OF
IN THE FULL
AMOUNT AUTHORIZED UN-
DER THE PROVISIONS OF
HOUSE BILL NO. 447 OF THE
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
OF 1874.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND
COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY
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amount Of Thirty Thousand $780,
100000 Dollars, for the purpose
Of improving and paving streets
and avenues within the corporate
limits OF the said City of Pasca-
goula, Mississippi. The said bonds
snail bear interest at such rate
as shall later be determined by
this Board, not to exceed, how
ever, six per cent per annum.
payable semi-annually, and the
same shall severally mature at
such time or times as shall be
determined by this Board within
the limitations, however, sprovid-
ed by Chapter 70 of the Laws of.
the 1888 Extraordinary Session of
the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi, or any amendments
thereto. For the payment of any
bonds so issued, the full faith
and credit of the City of Pasca-
gcula, Mississippi, shall be ire
vocably pledged.
Section 8. That the issuance of
said bonds will be authorized and
directed at the regular meeting
Of this Board to be held at 900
o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday, June
10, 1914, and notice is hereby
given to the qualified electors
and taxpayers of the City Of Pas
cagoula, Mississippi, and other
parties or persons in interest,
that the said bonds will be issued
and sold without an election
thereon, unless if, at or before
the time of said meeting, a writ
len protest against the issuance
of said bonds signed by not less
than twenty per cent of the quail
flied electors of the City of Pas
eagoula. Mississippi, is filed With
the Clerk of the City of Pasca-
goula, Mississippi. In the event
such protest is filed and same is
verified to contain the signatures
of the requisite number of quali-i
fled electors, then in such event
a special election shall be called
and held on the question of
whether or not the said bonds.
shall be issued. The said election,
if any, TO be called and held in
the manner provided by law. In.
the event no such written protest,
is filed before the time of said
meeting, the said bonds shall be
issued without an election there
on.
Section 4. The Clerk of this
Board be and he is hereby direct
ed to cause this Resolution to be
published in The Chronicle-Sta
and Moss Point Advertiser, a
weekly newspaper published and
circulated in the City of Pasca-
goula, Mississippi, in four con-
secutive issues OF same, next pre-
ceding the 10th day of June, 1914,
in the issues Of said paper to be
published on the 10Th and 26th
days Of May, and on the End and
9th DAYS OF June, 1914, this Board
finding hereby that the said
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Ramsay

ramsay
PVT. Louis S Olzen who Is sta
toned a. Fort Benninf. Ca. was
at home on d lz-day. furIough
with his mother Mrs. Ada Tan
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Tanner
and family and Pvt. Louis s. Oh
sen were Sunday visitors with
Mr.. ard Mrs Alma Goff. Mr..
Charles Carroll was also ! visi-
tor Of Mrs Golf on Sunday.
Mrs Leonard Cole is ! guest
in Pascagoula.
MRS. II. H. Holden and son,
Bobby, were visitors at the home
Of Mrs. Evelyn Rnhle Sunday
afternoon.
The annual homecomine VIII
be held III the Latter Day Saints
Church the fourth Sunday IN
May. The Rev. Raymond Book
er, pastor OF the Mobile branch
will conduct the morning dsvoz
ton at 10 o'clock and Missionary
u. r.. Grice will be the speaker
AT the II O'Clock service The
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Legal Notices
(Continued from Page q

Continued from Page q
ment Of said bonds and interest
thereon.
Section 2. That the Board of
Mayor and Councilmen of the
City of Pascagoula, acting under
the authority OF Sections 2483 to
2492, inclusive, of the Mississippi
Code of 1880 and amendments
thereto, and under the further.
provisions of law applicable to
municipalities of the State OF
Mississippi, does hereby and now
declare its intention to issue and
sell the negotiable bonds of the
City of Pascagoula. Mississippi,
in the maximum principal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-19

To the friends Ia Jackson
County and the sevetaI states
who remembered me on my 8Bth
birthday, we wish to thank them
for the many cards and valuable
gifts they sent also the Women's
Missionary Union OF the Esca-
tawpa Baptist Church who plan
ned and put on the refreshments
at our home.
Rev. M +. Hubert and Family
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thereof, being q dead end and
having no outlet to any street.
avenue. or alley. on the West end
and Bowen Fails Mcleod and A.
M. Brondum have entered their
appearance, joined in the prayer
of said petition, and waived all
objections to the closing of said
alley and compensation on ac-
count of the closing thereof;
AND WHEREAS, this Board is
now authorized to vaeate and
abandon that part of the alley
referred to and further described
as the West 24.7 feet thereof;
NOW, THEREFORE. be it or
dained by the Board of Mayor
and Councilmen of the City of
Pascagoula, Mississippi:
SECTION /. That the West "a
feet of the 10 foot alley rs shown
by the Resurvey of Lot %. OF
the ". Delmas Tract in the City
of Pascagoula as per survey
thereof of record in Book !, Page
l47 of the Surveyor Records III
the Office of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court of jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi, be and the same
is hereby closed, vacated, and
abandoned by the City of Pasea-
gouia, as a public alley or thor
oughfare and that all of that por-
ton of said alley be closed. va
Gated. and abandoned as q public
alley of the City of Paseagoula.
Section 2. BE 1T FURTHER
ORDAINED, that the City of
Pascagoula Mississippi, does
hereby enter its consent to the
cancellation Of the dedication Of
that portion Of said alley herein
above mentioned and described
and does hereby, by the adoption
Of this Ordinance release unto
the owners of the property abut-
ting the portion of said alley
hereby vacated, closed. and aban-
doned, and all interest which it
has in and to the land lying in
said vacated, closed and aban-
doned portion of said alley.
Section 5. TT is FURTHER
ORDAINED, that this Ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after its approval and
adoption, but the same shall,
nevertheless, be published and en-
rolled a required by law.
The above and foregoing Ordi-
nance having been introduced in
writing at the regular meeting OF
the Mayor and Coancilmen OF the
City of Pascagoula held ON the
Is day of May, 1914, and the same
having been read, discussed, and
considered, it was on motion
made by Councilman Frederic,
and duly adopted, paragraph by
paragraph, section by section, and
then as a whole, by the following
vote, to-wit:
Beckham Aye
Frederic, Aye
Gulley, Aye
APPROVED:
WALTER r. GULLEY,
Mayor
ATTEST:
S. H. FREDERIC,
Clerk
OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY OF P~ASCAGOULA
/ the undersigned, S. II. Fred
eric, Clerk Of the City of Pasca-
goula, Mississippi, do hereby GER
tify that the above is a true and
correct copy OF Ordinance No.
2-l944, which was adopted by the
Board of Mayor and Couneilmen
of the City of Pascagoula, Mis-
sissippi, at a regular meeting and
on Saturday, May 10, 1914, as
same appears on minutes of said
meeting.
Witness my hand and seal of
the City of Pascagoula, Missis-
sippi, this the 18th day of May.
1914.
(SEAL)
S. H. FREDERIC,
Clerk.
Sig
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Mrs. r. N. Murphy. The program
1nI1rsre.

Mrs. r. N. Murphy. The program
follows:
Contra Dance Beatrice Ellis
"Nocturne," Peggy Does: Theme
From Lieberstraum No. 3" Bet
ty Dees; "a Little Waltz" and
Dancing Wavelets. Bob Irwin
Roberts; sunny SnmbV PIucks
His Bania,p Jeannine Fletcher:
when Evening Shadows Fall,
Martha Jean Mcbride; aBuddies.
Clara Ellis: sylvan Echoes,
Frances Breiand; sClelots Lindo.
"Ciribiribim, beautiful Blue
Danube Mrs Loekard and Peg
gy DeeS: -Rhnmba Frances
Breeland; The Song Of the
Brook Clara Ellis: Spirit Of
Liberty March, Martha Jean
Mcbride: With Wind and Tide
March, MRS Lockard ana Beas
trice Elisa Russian Village"
Betty Dees; Deep River" Mar
tina Jean Mcbride: Birds in the
Branches. Frances Breeland and
Mrs. Lockard.
The children all did their parts
beautifully and reflected much
credit both upon themselves and
their teacher. Refreshments We're
sci led to the music pupils and
the following guests: Mrs. w. nj
Breeland. Mrs. c. L. Bees, Mrs.
Ia. II Mcbride. Mrs. Rosco Flet-
cher and Mrs. Willie Hurd.
Mrs. Norman w. Ramsay was
pleasantly surprised Sunday af-
tefnoon by 3 visit from her three
sisters and a niece. The party
consisted of Miss Marjorie Stew
art Of Columbia, Miss, Mrs. Lew
is Robinson and little daughter
and Miss Ariel Stewart OF Wool
market, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Spaulding,
| Mrs. Rose Monroe and Mrs. Net
tie Baker Of Fort Bayou attend,
I'd Sunday morning services at
the Vancleave Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus Tootle and
son, Harvey Tootle of Fontaine-
bleau, were also present. All Of
, these visitors are members Of
the local church.
Pvt. Rupert Roberts spent the
weekend with home folks. He
returned to Camp Shelby Sunday
accompanied by his wife. moth
er, sister, and niece. Rupert il
the younger son of Mrs. Ber-
tia Ramsay Roberts and the late
Mr.. 1. L, Roberts.
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan plan to leave Wednes-
day for q visit Of two Or three
weeks in jackson. Greenwood
and Leland.
Pvt. Bill Farley who has been
IN an army camp in Utah for sew.
eral months Is here On 4 visit &c
Frank Z. Ramsay and Mrs. 1. B
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OF p~AscAGouLA. MIsslsslp-

Section |. That there is hereby
adopted as the privilege tax
code Of the CITY of Pascagoula.
mississippi. the provisions of
House Bill No. 446 Of the Regu-
lar 1874 Session OF the Legisia-
tufe Of the State OF Mississippi,
and the privileges set forth ia the
saiu privilege tax Code which
are authorized TO be taxed by the
City of Pascagoula, Mississippi
are hereby taxed at one hundred
per cent Of the amount specified
IN the said privilege tax Code,
said tax peing levied OH all privi-
leges set forth in same which this
Municipality has authority to tax,
the said Code being adopted in
full hereby.
Section 2. BE 1T FURTHER
ORDAINED, that ali those privi-
ieees authorized to be taxed by
the City of Pascagoula under the
provisions of House Bill No. 447
Of the regular session of the Leg
islatare Of 1914, be and the same
are hereby taxed in the full
amount authorized under the pro-
visions of said Act
Section 3. That if any part of
this Ordinance be declared in
valid by a Court of competent
jurisdiction, the same shall not
affect O impair the remainder
thereog; but such remainder shall
remain in full force and effect.
Section 4. BE 1T FURTHER
ORDAINED. That the revenue to
be derived from the adoption of
this Ordinance being necessary for
the immediate and temporary
preservation of the public health,
safety and welfare of the City,
same being required for the
proper operation thereof, this Or
dinance shall take effect and be
in force on and after the LIST Day
of June, 1914, the effective date
of the Acts of the Legislature set
forth hereinabove.
This ordinance having been
introduced in writing at this a
regular meeting of the Board of
the Mayor and Councilmen OF
the City of Pascagoula, Missis-
sippi, held on May Is, 1914, al
which meeting the same having
been read by the Clerk, was con-
'sidered, discussed and adopted
paragraph by paragraph, section
by section, and then as a whole
it was on motion made by Coun-
Gilman Beckham, duly seconded
unanimously adopted by the fol.
lowing vote, to-wit:
Frederic, Aye,
Beckham. Aye
Gulley, Aye
ATTEST:
S. H. FREDERIC
Clerk
APPROVED:
WALTER r.. GULLEY.
Mayor
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY CT JACKSON,
CITY OF
], the undersigned, S. H. FRED
ERIC. Clerk of the City uf Pas
eagoula. Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the above and lore
going is a true and correct copy
Of Ordinance No. 3 duly adopted
by the Board of Mayor and Coun-
eilmen of the City<of Pascagoula,
at its regular meeting held on
Saturday, May Is 1914, as same
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newspaper has been legally es-
tablished as a newspaper for q
period of more than twelve
months prior 10 this date and to
the date of the first publication
Of said notice. and notice is fur
ther given that publication OF
this Resolution for said time and
in the aforesaid issues of said
newspaper shall constitute notice
to the taxpayers and qualified
electors of the City of Paseagou-
la. Mississippi, and other persons
or parties in interest. of the in
tention of this Board to issue the
said bonds on the date aforesaid
as provided by Sections 2483 to
2494, inclusive, Of the Mississippi
Code of 1880 and amendments
thereto and other applicable laws
of the State of Mississippi
This resolution having been in
troduced in writing at this a reg
ular meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Councilmen of the
City of Paseagoula, Mississippi,
held on Saturday. May 10. 1914
at which meeting the same was
read, considered and adopted,
paragraph by paragraph, section
by section, and then as a whole.
without change in the form in
which il was introduced, by the
following vote:
BeckhRm, Aye
Frederic, Aye
Gulley, Aye
ATTEST:
S. H. FREDERIC
Clerk
APPROVED:
w. r. GULLEY,
Mayor
(SEAL)
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY OF ~PASCAGOULA.
|, the undersigned, S. H. FRED
ERIC, Clerk of the City of Pasca-
gouia, Mississippi, do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of Res
olution duly adopted by the Board
of Mayor and Councilmen of the
City of Pascagoula, Mississippi
at its regular meeting held on
Saturday, May IL, 1914, as same
appears from the minutes of said
meeting in my custody.
Given under my hand and seal
of office. this the 10 day of May,
1914.
tSEAL)
S. H. FREDERIC,
Clerk, City of
Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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