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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
Indian Exhibits Open
at Cranbrook Museum

"A pageant Of Indian life has been
opened at the Cranbrook Institute
OIL Science with a profusion of in
terestinsly arranged objects from
the Arctic sea to the Amazon. Here
IN one OF the most completely in
terpretive series of Indian exhibits
I" De found anywhere the costumes,
TOOLS and decorative art Of the
Michigan Indians are set off In
contrast to similar objects from
other areas.
EXHIBITS feature materials Of
tribes In Michigan-the Miami. Iro-
quois, Ottawa, OjibwaS and Potta-
watomi. There is a time range rep
resented Of some 10000 years
from the first crude flints of early
occupation to objects made by In
dams on WPA. projects.
Some of the Is cases in the new
hau contain objects from particu-
lar tribes or areaS-aS that on the
Plains Indians in which a warrior
In quilted buckskin and eagle
leather war bonnet rides a blue
plywood horse. Others are devoted
TO particular crafts, such as pot
terry and basketry. Still others aim
to show some of the conclusions of
science about human cultures.
The new exhibition wing in the
Museum of the Cranbrook Institute
is open to the public from 2 to 5
pm. daily.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
Ballet TheQter
Will Give Two
Performances

Direct from its fall Jubilee sea-
son at New York's Metropolitan
Opera House, the Ballet Theater
has set forth on It's fourth annual
tour with a personnel OF 125 and
viii arrive in Detroit at the Maso-
mic auditorium for two perform
ances on November Is and %.
Four major new works will be
presented. These include:
"The Firebird," an entirely new
version Of the Russian Legend by
Adolph Bolm, with Igor Stravin-
skyS celebrated score.
"On Stage!", revealing behind
the-scenes glimpse Of life in bal
let company by Michael Kidd, one
OF Ballet Theatres leading young
dancers.
John Taras, another young lead
ing dancer of the company, has
made his debut as choreographer
with "Graziana," classical work
to the muse of Mozart.
Jerome Robbins, creator of the
sensational Fancy Free" has
brought forth another breezy work
in Interplay" music by Morton
Gould.
Program for each performance Is
as follows: Sunday night, Novem-
Der IS, Swan Lake" Interplay"
Spectre De La Rose" "On Stage!"
and Wednesday night, November %,
"Graziana," "Firebird," and "Prin-
cess Aurora"
Tickets are now on sale at the
box office at Grinnell Bros. Music
store, Detroit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
PTA Notes
WASHINGTON P.T.A. WILL
OBSERVE EDUCATION WEEK

In observance of American Edu-
cation Week, November 11-17, par
ents of Washington school pupils
are invited to visit the classroomS
a. any time during the week.
A special open house for parents
has been planned for Monday, No
vember II. The program will be-
gin with parents visiting classes
from / 10 2:20 pm. At 2:30 a pag-
cant. world Peace" will be given
In the auditorium and from 3:15
to { the P.T.A. will serve tea in
the upstairs corridor Children will
be dismissed at BIS to allow time
for conferences with teachers.
A special invitation is being ex-
tended to all parents to visit the
school lunchroom from 11:3O am.
to IL noon during the week.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
FEATHER PARTY

Downriver Unit, Marine Corps
League auxiliary. win hold its an
nual feather party November Is
at the American Legion hall. White
street, Ecorse. Special door prizes
will be awarded. AL prizes will be
dressed fowl.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
Local Mention
RUMMAGE SALE

The Lindsay-Hooke group Of
the First Methodist church will
hold . rummage sale in the church
house Saturday, November 10, from
8 am. TO ! pm. Adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
BAZAAR AND DINNER

st. Stephens Episcopal church
will hold its annual bazaar and
dinner November IA in the parish
hall. Bazaar will open at 4:3O pm;
dinner from to $50. Adults rs cts,
children so cents. Please make res
ervations by calling Mrs. Bloom
shield, 4428-J or O616 by Monday
night. ADV.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
RUNIMAGE SALE

The Ladies Aid Of st. Johns
Lutheran church. Telegraph road.
is holding another rummage sale,
Friday, November 9, at 1892 Tele-
graph road, near Eureka, from 9
am. to 6 pm. Adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE

A bazaar and bake sale will be
given oy the Ladies Aid society Of
st. Paul's Lutheran church at the
home Of Mrs. Sada Upper, 1851
Third, Trenton, November IS. Sale
begins at ] pm. Adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08

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One drop. il is said, will make you
the most ravishing thing in life.
Perfume 1925 and $22 so.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11
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with beted woistlne, in durable royon eob-
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sizes 9-l5.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29


baking dish Pour on the wine
lemon IuIce and 3 tablespoons
melted -trtff'ct OF margarine
Sprinkle with salt pepper ant
paprka Top with lemon slices
F}Tk0 in h0r oven $50 degrees
for - 10 20 minutes until FISH
begins -ta-Aake Transfer 10 hot
pldtfcr and keep hot .-
Prepare sauce as follows
Melt remaining ! tablespoon
butter or margarine Blend In
Aid f7ot vine NIX
1llEe 1. tftf=f4-fst4=H baked
Coax -tlfring constantly, until
thlGklaGd and -SIannih Add
CrrHm to beaten egg yolkS
Pour small amount of hot sauce
into ccg yo'k mixture. Add 10
remaining hot sauce Cook J
minute over low heat or over
ho'-wa'er tfd sugar Sprinkle
chapps4 3 paisley over FISH flletS
Serve topped With sauce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29


hat Your Outloak II, 4eeordtrg % starSr
For FrldoB June -, fgt5
MARCH TO arm, 9O-Aries- Military successes sound
business projects, industrial trades building
factory and nome among sturdy interests favored Care artistic
matters
APRIL .f T0 WAY .o,-Tu,ru- No unrayorabe planetary
beneh High poss
stue endeavors Encouraging for things requiring endurance
hard work. 4
NAY n 70 NNE eI-Gcmjai- May not get a. far as YOU
would like Hhted creative ideas purely artistic but
attain solid advancement all needed work
June 2zTO JtfLf 25-taHcet-Mnng, engineering farm
under excellent Money personal desires favored
JILY % TO AUG. 22LeoCan be period and
worthy interests Initiative, daring prominent BE especially
ful in delicate social and diplomatic
lettering household
A practical day Your effort important
SEPT -. TO OCT Ill bra ! the viii
make tins solid day Excellent different tasks
favUTS.
OCT 70 NO1. ,.Sco,ro-F for finishing ncom.
pteted
have been property planned Amenabe day for the challenging
~NOVsi 70 BEF gsSaglo,la4 - l- 4 err,t game ai
through today. Plenty stimulus indicated whether
hard work lighter tasks play t u paEtee
DEC - ~ JAN .-C Coprora- Cheerful outlook especially
n do not lean wholly artistic srand due
attention the practical essential every day affairs.
JAN :. ~ tEB s2Aaaor's laar point of view the
stany with whch prosecute de al important this
amenHbic reward wl be thought
EEE-4l- pr~-r+7--1u7JguY arc this FRI
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to fret. You achieve much If YOU Wish and try.
YOU, BOHN 3 dnte Vibrant adyen-
egn1l&n Dee 10
acknowledge your faults wei have pride n capabity-
Can succeed profession
endeayor Pray for humility, guidance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

CUTE As cricket, and
xcap-bel- sea -ie44- ffa,rt--
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ing time~aS d minimum 49,. no
side seams, Just wrap, button
and tie IT, So easy
Pattern 45i6 comes in iunior
miss sizes II. l. l3 II II. IL
II. rs. Size l3 takes B. yards
55-inch
Send 20 cents i'm coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Wrle plainly name and sd-
dress style number and size
Send an additional - cents
lar-the -Ahhe-Adamx= hogk-et
patterns fni summer. Free pat
tern fer hat bag, gloves printed
III book
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Eiiiei, MatauetY

> small hllctS of founder
cup white table wine
l-tahle~Peen lemon taicr
q, cup butter or margarine
salt. pepper and papuk
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a tablespoons cream eHetatttta.---
egg Solk slightly beaten
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

AFTER BEING laundered.
permanent finish glazed chintz
dresses drapericS slip covers
and other articles should be
ironcd ON the right side This
improves the surface IuStcr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
potted Fish

- r.p cooking oil
. pounds sliced FISH
onions. sliced
Carrots sliced
~I0CcI snaps
TTTIS warm UsfeI
tea ~poou whole mixed
spices
= teaspoon salt
Pour half of on in baking
dish arrange halt Of fish on
top cp>cr with half oi onions
and carrots. add remaining fish
and t4Eetahles Soften ginger
-&nAlA IL AatAI--Ad- -sit itf-tt-et-tii
smooth Add spices and salt
and p4uH-ret ft~t1 Add remain
ing ol and more water If neCCS-
sary 20 cover fish. Cover dish
and bake IN slow oven L2Zl-
| degrees abOut I rOgr. Serves {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
TODAY'S S
Point

=iAZEttttt[ absence liza ffl1--t,i---
its ham or bacon slices FOR
-Srr1ray ray-hTesKfs>t ~ = =ifrpof.
tant 10 lncludc- hearty food
that Wlll not only satisfy the
family but please them too,
Try these delicious oatmeal
vaffles topped With fresh fruit
sauce
Oatmeal WsiHe,
cups milk
- tablespoons vinegar
y cups quick cooking oatmeal
, egg yolks
tablespoons melted shnLi-
CnIng
cup Slfted -four
2 teaspoon soda
2i1 teaspoons baking powder
I teaspoon salt
? egg whites
Nix milk with vinegar stir in
oatmeal and let stand , hours.
or soak over night in cold place.
7frtrf TIE yOfkS beat WelE add
melted fat and STIR IN -four that
has been ~Sifted with baking
powder and salt Fold IN Stiffiy
beaten egg whites and bake m
hot waffle iron AakaS--+s.- r. : r.
InCn uaffleS.
PRUDENCE PENNY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Fish Fine
Party Fare
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

STEAKS AND chops may be
scarce. bat there are still fish
in the sea and IN the inland
lakes and streams, too Fish
and sea foods lend themselves "a
the creation or some very
dclicately favored d is h es
entrees that are excellent choice
Tor summer time entertaining
Flllet of sole marguery Is one
such truly distinguished sea food
sefVicr- fhc creation Of 4
famous French chef. tins service
Is popular the world over
Despite its unusual name and
faNnr it-ls-aAerS- simple disii
10 prepare IN the home kitchen.
The fish flletS are poached
gently IN white vine margarine
and lemon iuicC The poaching
Is done in a hot oven and for
~ AeraEe -SlZ1d- -lllei&-llTa,-to- ~
minutes are required 10 cook
the fish 10 delicate faklncss.
Fresh WaicrCIc>, on parsley
lemon and tomato wedges are
apprnFT4-+ate and flaVorsume gar
-niShes feF thrs entrce New
p0lalocS. garden peas and
tossed green salad complete =
H7eHH tffdt Is certain 10 build
the hostess reputation for rcal
culinary skin and bountlful
hospitality TTy-fhts and fol-
loving recipe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Names Asked FoI
Service Plaque
In Moss Point

Frank G.. Spann, president OF
the Moss Point Rotary club has
announced that the club is ready
to receive names of all Nj o S $
Point men and women in service
to be placed on the honor plaque
which stands in front of the
City Hall.
names are received. w. G. Stew
names ar received. w. G.. Stew
art, city clerk and member of
the Rotary Club, stated he will
be in the City Hall during the
day to receive all names.
MI. Spann urged that all
friends and relatives register the
names of those in service at once.
The club is very anxious that
every name be turned in and
that it be spelled correctly.
Cyril Slvfield, A. ]. Franklin
and Adam Weller Head, Rotary
Club directors, from the COM
mittee to select and order the
name plates.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Famed Explorer
Hunter 70 Give
Lecture April 30

To relive with his audience
some OF his most startling, thrill
ing and hazardous experiences in
the jungles Of the world, Frank
Buck, famed explorer and great
est of animal collectors, will APP
pear at the Pascagoula High
school auditorium on April 80.
Mr.. Buck is being brought here
under the auspices of Enter
tainment, Inc. as the final fea-
ture in the current program Sc
ries.
In addition to giving an illus
trated lecture of his adventures in
capturing alive some of the most
dangerous wild animals in exis-
tence, the renowned game hunt
er will also present a timely, up
to-date discussion of the exotic
and far off places which are now
in the spotlight of the world
news.
Those persons not holding sea-
son tickets for the Entertainment,
Inc, attractions may obtain tick
cts at the door on the evening of
Mr.. Bucks appearance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Man Arrested At
Ocean Springs
Wonted BY Police

Herbert Spangenberg, arrested
by Marshall r. c. Miller at Ocean
Springs last Thursday and who
later the same day attempted to
escape from Pascagoula police,
is wanted in Pennsylvania as a
parole violator and on two Grim
inal charges. the Pascagoula po-
lice department has established.
The 24-year-old youth escaped
from a Pascagoula police officer
amid Intellectual shots by police
men, but was later found hiding
under a house and was placed in
the county Jail.
His identity was established
through the new fingerprint
checking system put into effect
By Police Chief r. c. Farmer.
Spangenberg's prints were TAX
en- by the police, forwarded to
the FBI at. Washington who, af-
ter completing the identity, in
formed local police of the mans
criminal record. and that he was
wanted in Pennsylvania.
He IS being held pending ac-
ton of Pennsylvania police.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Boys And Girls
Week Observed
In Local Schools

Citizens of tomorrow will get
a foretaste of their responsibility
and duties when the students of
pascagoula and Moss Point High
schools observe National Boys
and Girls Week, April % to May
S.
In Pascagoula, the students
will take over the government of
city and school May 2 with duly
elected candidates filling the Of
fices. A full state of city Off
GERS began campaigning this
week and will be elected by bal
lot next week. Instructors in the
senior high school will be re-
placed by students for the day.
Students will also be in charge
of the program at the Rotary
club meeting on that day when a
panel OF eight or ten students
will present a forum on "Pasea-
goula's Problems of the Future
and Our Part in Solving Them
The week will be observed in
the Moss Point schools, accord
ing to A. l.. Monroe Superinten-
dent of city schools. but will take
the form Of interschool activities.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Suspect Z Escapes
From Police In
Spectacular Dash

Arrested as a suspect in a rob-
berry. Jewel Jones, negro, was
the object of a citywide search
Thursday following his escape
from two officers Wednesday in
a wild dash punetuated by gun
fire.
Jones made his escape from his
automobile in which he was be-
ing taken to the court house for
questioning by County Highway
Patr1lman Fenimore Hudson and
Deputy Sheriff John McNeal by
the ralkoad station Jumping
from the car, he al past the ex-
press office. crossed the tracks
at the station and disappeared
behind some buildings on Krebs
avenue. Later he was seen hid
ing between the banks of a small
stream running behind the Hud-
son home on Pine street but he
had disappeader when officers
arrived on the scene.
The robbery about which he
was to have been questioned oc-
CURED Tuesday night at Virgins
Drug Store in Kreole, when a
thief entered by breaking the
glass in the front door and es-
capped with a number of cartons
OF cigarettes and the money from
the nickelodeon.
Officers also wanted to ques-
ton the negro about his not pos
sessing a gasoline book. Jones
said the car vas the property of
his common-law wife, Carrie,
who was later arrested by Off
cers for selling beer without a
license.
Officers believed Jones may
have been hit by the first bullet
which Officer Hudson fired
through the rear window of
Jones "a as the fleeing man fell
% n knee. but he Immediately
.egained his feet and sped on.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Two Are Fined At
Hearings MonduY
On Liquor Charges

His fourth conviction on the
same offense, Louis Fornette, OPP
orator of a negro establishment
on Tucker street, was given a
500 fine and 80 days in jail at a
hearing before Justice of the
Peace Kate Denny Monday on
charges of having in his posses
sion Intoxicating liquor. John r.
McNeal, deputy sheriff, arrest
ed Fornette Saturday afternoon.
Also tried on charges of hav-
ing Intoxicating liquor in his pos
session, w. D. Williams, negro,
was fined 500 and costs before
Mayor John r. Watts at Pasea-
goula city court Monday after
noon. Officers arresting Williams
were j. f. Patterson and r. T..
Murdoch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Police Eliminote
Diugonul Porking
On S. Poscogoulu

Diagonal parking on S. Pasca-
aoula street from the traffic light
to jackson street has been stop
ped and parallel parking only
win be allowed. r. c. Farmer,
chief Of police. announced this
week.
The move was made to elimi-
nate a traffic hazard at this
point, created by diagonal park
ing which often left barely
enough room for two cars to
pass, Chief Farmer said.
New parking lines have been
painted in the area, he said. The
parallel parking will apply to
both sides of the street and is
already in effect.
New signs have also been plae-
ed along Beach Boulevard estab-
fishing a I5-mile speed zone, and
this viii be strictly enforced BY
a traffic patrol.
The north OF residence side oil
the boulevard IS also reserved foI
parking, Chief Farmer said, and
signs to this effect 7 being
painted and vii be put in place
shortly.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
City Asks Boot
Owners Not To
Block Beach Walk

Boat owners along the beach
front must stop the practice of
hauling boats onto the seawall
sidewalk. or tying them to the
outer size of the seawall, Mayor
John R. Watts said this week.
The measure is being taken in
order to protect pedestrians using
the seawall sidewalks he said. In
many instances this is blocked by
boats, forcing pedestrians to walk
in the street where they are en-
dangered by traffic along Beach
Boulevard.
Tying of boats to the seawall
is also a hazard in that persons
using the sidewalk are likely to
trip over the ropes, he added.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Warns Against
Throwing Trash
On Beach Front


The Pascagoula police depart
ment will start a campaign oil
strict enforcement of regulations
prohibiting the throwing of trash
on the beach front, Mayor John
r. Watts said this week.
ssThe beach front is for the
benefit Of all the citizens" May
or Watts said, Hand 1t is up to
the citizens to cooperate in keep
ing it clean"
Mayor Watts said the enforce
ment will be particularly aimed
against those persons littering
the beach with paper and trash
from picnic lunches, and some
residents along the beach front
who dispose of refuse on the
beach.
Mayor Watts also said that any
one found guilty Of breaking bot
ties on the beach will be prose-
cuted to the limit of the law.
A strict police patrol will be
sestablisksd lones~tinrbeaeh bs
the police department, possibly
supplemented by a detective in
plain clothes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Nurses Aides To
Get Certificates
Sunday AT 3 P. N.

Eight women of Jackson coun-
" will be presented their Nurs-
es Aide certificates at a special
program Sunday at 3 pm. at the
USO building in Pascagoula, and
i've others will receive certifi-
Gates at ceremonies to be held IN
Biloxi next week. Mrs. Henry
Gautier, county chairman o.
Nurses Aide of the Red Cross,
announced.
The women who will officially
don their caps and badges Sun
day trained at the Jackson Coun-
ty hospital under Miss Willie Mo
Innis and the others received
their training at the Biloxi hos
pital.
The program at the USO viii
open with the Star Spangled Ban
ner after which there will be in.
vocation and a welcome express
ed by Mrs. Hermes Gautier, chair
man of the volunteer special sery'
ices Of the county. Mrs. Johr
Cole is scheduled to Introduce
the speaker, Major E. A. Hitler
CT the Biloxi Veterans Facility
Mrs. Henry Gautier will presen'
the certificates and the caps viii
be placed on the heads of the
women by the superintendent oI
nurses at the hospital Mrs. l.. c
GUN. Pins and emblems will be
given by the instructor, Miss Me
lnnis, and benediction will close
the program.
Receiving certificates in Pas
cagoula will be Mrs. T. L. De
Lashmet, Mrs. A. J. Shatz, Mrs
Charles Isham, Mrs. Carmel Rob
erts, Mrs. Floyd Wages, Mrs. HUI
bert Grant. Mrs. L. A. Hilliarc
and Mrs. Z. A. Elliott.
Those completing the course
in Biloxi are Miss Frances Fred
erick, Mrs. Peter Noring, Mrs
George Shampine, Mrs. Sam Wy
nan and Mrs. c. NJ. Anderson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Pascagoula. Moss Point Bands Play In
State Contest In Moss Point. April so

For the first time Moss Point
High school will play the part of
a host during the state band con-
test when Pascagoula musicians
Join Moss Point contestants in
playing before the judges April
80. Due to transportation prob
lens, the bands will not gather
in Jackson, as has been customa-
~, but judges will travel to va
rious sections of the state to hear
the performances.
The contest will be held at the
high school. Solos and ensem-
BILE contests have been scheduled
for the morning and the concert
competition will begin at l pm.
Marching will be held later in
the afternoon.
Beginning at 8 an. the order
Of performances will be as fol-
lows: Edra Mays, Moss Point, B
flat clarinet; Wandawie Rogers.
Moss Point, flute; J. c. Cunning
ham, Moss Point. alto saxophone;
Marilyn Marie, Moss Point, B
flat clarinet; Werner Larsen,
Moss Point, trombone; Blanche
Simmons, Moss Point, cornet;
Bobby Mcintosh. Moss Point, cor
net; Donald Lytle, Moss Point.
baritone; Felix Cirlot, Moss Point,
B flat bass; Juliette Harper.
Moss Point, French horn; Fran
ees Cudabac, Pascagoula, flute;
Florence Sparkman, Pascagoula.
clarinet; Carmen Kelly. Pasea-
goula, baritone; William Frank,
Pascagoula. cornet; Mary Mccoy,
Paseagoula. from bone; wood
wind trio, Moss Point; flute trio.
Paseagoula. B flat clarinet trio,
Moss Point; clarinet quartet.
Pascagoula: saxophone quartet
Pascagouia; brass quartet, Moss
Point; brass sextet.s Pascagoula.
brass quintet. Moss Point; bras
sextet, Moss Point,
The following will be in the
afternoon. beginning at | o'clock:
Moss Point E concert; Pascagqu-
Ia concert Pascagoula sight