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to dispatch from headquarters Of
the Mediterranean Allied Air Forces.
Col. HHll was credited in the cita-
ton with aiding the excellent CO.
ordination of American and British
efforts in that theater. He received
the first Legion of Merit Award
about a year ago for services with
the 9th Air Force, formerly based in
Italy. Col. Hull's wife and daugh-
ters, formerly of Texas. now are liv-
ing in Washington with the colonel S
mother.f Col. Hull's father was the
late Harry Hull, immigration COM
missioner.
Col. Walter M. Tisdale, ordnance
officer, whose wife and children re-
side at 3163 North Seventeenth
street, Arlington, Va, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit in the
Netherlands East Indies for out
standing service" in planning the
supply of bombs and ammunition
for Army Air Force units from No.
vember, 1912. to February, 1915.
A West Point graduate. Col. Tis-
dale distinguished himself, it was
said, In reports on an inspection trip
he took to the Gilbert and Ellice
Island in 1943.
1t. Col. Henry Nelson, whose wife
lives at 3707 Harrison street NV,
received the Silver Star for gall
lantF in Europe, according to a dis
patch.
"On January 18, 1915, during an
attack in Belgium by his battalion
1t became necessary to support two
companies and platoon of infantry
that had advanced. Col Nelson
with one enlisted man as bodyguard
undertood personally to rec
onnoiter a route for the support
despite the presence of a hostile
patrol and succeeded in
doing So"
1t. Col. Harold c. DavaI, 1914
Livingston street NV, recently was
awarded the Silver Star for gal
lantry in action" a dispatch from
Europe states. His wife is Mrs. Tere-
sa E. Davall.
The citation said Col. Davall "ex-
hibited daring and courageous lead
ership, gallantry and skilled pro-
fessional knowledge in the face of
strong enemy fire almost daily" dur
ing fighting in France and Germany
between October /, 1914, and March
TO-
Capt. Paul A. Tisdale, whose wife
and l-month-old son live at 2816
P street NV, is among several
members of the 437th Troop Carrier
Group in France who have been
awarded the Croix de Guerre with
Bronze Star by the French govern
ment, according to a dispatch.
The award was made for "out-
standing military services leading
to the liberation of France" his cita-
ton stated. He serves as a glider
pilot, and as the group armament
and gas officer
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Evening star., 1945-06-08
Japs Fire on Aussies
In Tdrakan Truce
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
MELBOURNE, Australia, June g.
japanese troops on Tarakan Is
land shelled group OF Australians
waiting to give safe conduct to a
Japanese medical officer who had
been invited to discuss removal of
japanese wounded, it was announced
today.
The shots were fired at the Aus
tralians from a 75-millimeter gun
exactly on the hour of the truce.
the announcement said. There
were no casualties and no japanese
officer appeared
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 (P.--
Melbourne radio yesterday denied a
Japanese claim that the supreme
commander" Of Australian forces on
Tarakan Island, identified by Mel
bourne as 1t. Gen. Darrick, had
been killed in action.
Evening star., 1945-06-08

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srca poina tuge IN zalosti nad
tragi6nimi porociii, Xii snfo jh
prejei cd donna - misliti in va.
biti ma veselico il, bi tega sploh
ne zrnogla, &c. bi ne vedela, da
te vrle zene prirejajo ia pies "
izkljucno dobrodelne namene. To
pot "a v pomoc najbednejsim
med bednimi v start domovini.
rLep rekord lima ta skupina
zena in deklet "a seboj. Rezus
tat njihnega della v lanski Sc
|ziji jim je pridobil ugled in pri-
znanje sirom Amerike. Tudi v
start dornovini 81 bodo dobro
tzapomnili kdo je kdo.
Ste lie ouli o plemeniti nalogi,
XII so 81 jo Progressive sloven-
ke nadele "a ta mesec? Obdeci
in ob:uti tisoc: jugoslovanskih
otrok -. sirot!
Ali nj to ganljivo - lepa in
.spiracija te skupine? In ker ve-
mo, da je pomoc TEN sirona-
kom tako nujno potrebna, bo-
mo gotovo " soboto napolnili
avditorij Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair vsi, XII GU
|timo bolecine nase rodne CRU
de.
Clanice krozka Stew. 2. Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk smatrajo, da
ina st. Clairska naselbina do.
volj zavednih rodoljubov, da sc
uresnicijo gori omenjene bese'
de -- in racunajo ma vas, da
bodete navzoci.
Veselicni odbor, XII sestoji il
clanic Xxi vse znajo", van be
pa postregel tako, la Sc boste
Sc dolgo spominjali dobrot, k
bodo ma razpolago "a vas v pri'
zidku. Ako Sc omeninn, da DO zs
plesazeljne igral Peconov orke
ster, potem, seveda to lie podcr
ia slavospev v imenitni postrez
bi.
Zelo bono veseli tudi poset:
clanic nasih sosednjih krozko'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
lDruskvo Srca Jexu-
sovsga tsan1ostojno)

Ma redni seji meseca novem-
bra je clanstvo. sklenilo, da Sc
"a glavno sejo povabi vse CLAN
tstvo potom Gasopisja. Zato maj
noben izrned Glanov ne caka ma
kaksno posebno pismeno vabiio,
ker ga ne DO. Vsak clan, XII DO
eital te vrstice, maj gotovo pri-
de ma sejo in opozori tudi svoje-
ga brata-clana, da mas DO res
nekaj ma seji.
/ Pomen glavne seje je znan
vsem in ne bonn Sc posebej tn
omenjal. Posebno pa je vazna
ia seja "a nase drustvo, kajti ma
tejseji bo morale clanstvo nekaj
gotovega ukreniti ozirom ma
nase, drustvo. v zadnjih letih
gremo v clanstvu in blagajni
kar stalno rakovo pot in &c DO
,, slo tako dale, bono morali knaa.
lu misliti ma slovo
Pridite bratje ma sejo, da Sc
prijateljsko pogovorimo 0 tei
zadevi, kar DO pac korist dru.
stva in vsakega posameznega
clana in clanice. Seja Sc DO pri'
celia oh eni uri, assessment pa, ko1
i1avadno, pricnem pobirati x
opoldne. Pc seji DO pa tudi ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
DEzELA Ho;BILJA

Poljedelski department nase
Wade je nedavno tidal jako opti-
misticno porocilo o zivilski 81
ituaciji v Zedinjenih drzavah. Pc
eomenjenem porocilu bono " le-
ttu 1916. nekoliko kratki san1o q
ozirom ma svinjino, najboljsih
lvrst govedino, surovo maslo,
sladkor in konzervirane ribe.
Vseh drugih zivil, kot povprec-
nih vrst mesa, mlecnih in zitnih
izdelkov, perutnine, jajc, zele-
njav, krompirja in sadja bo do
wolf "a vse zahteve.
/ Pridelki ameriskih farm so
bill obilni, kljub neugodnim vre-
Imenskim razmeram tn in tam.
Mnogo zivil, posebno zita in mo-
Ike sc izvaza in sc DO izvazalo
" inozemstvo, deloma kot ma
kupljeno blago, deloma kot
brezplacna pomoc stradajocim
i,ljudstvom v Evropi in drugod
I,toda kljub temu ostaja donna do
wolf zivil "a domace potrebe
Nekaterih industrijskih produk'
TOW zacasno Sc nimamo dovolj
da bi zadostili domacim zahte.
VAN ,toda z ozirom ma zivila sn1c
ldobro zalozeni.
Vojna je Zedinjene drzave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07

|liE Collinwooda in Eaclida. Da
ise vidinao v soboto!
Josephine Petri6, clanica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
Drustvo "Lunder-Adamie."
IL. rs SNPJ

Cleveland, Ohio. Vljudno
vabim Glanstvo drustva Lun-
der-Adamie st. % SNPJ, da sc
v velikem stevilu udelezi letne
seje, XII Sc bo vrsila v nedeljo,
9. decembra v prizidku Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St.
Clair Ave. Who'd liz Addison Rd.
Pricetek toeno oh dveh popol-
dne, da resimo vse zadeve, XII
|spadajo ma letno sejo.
Ma letni seji podajo odborni-
XII porocila O delovanju in ma
predku " tekoeem letu, preeita-
nj SO racuni, resujemo zadeve
in ukrepamo v dobrobit drustva
in nase jednote.
Ma dnevnem redu bodo vo.
litve odbora "a prihodnje leto,
da nam pa DO mogoce izvoliti
potrebni odbor, je vasa navzoc-
most prav zazeljiva.
Torej udelezite Sc letne seje
in pridobite tudi kaksnega no.
vega clana. Pc seji bono incl
prosto zabavo, kamor ste vab
ljeni vsi clani in clanice, prija'
telji in znanci. Posebno vabile
maj pa velja nasemu pevsken1,
zboru, kateri je bill ustanovljer
ma lanski letni seji.
| Torej ma gotovo svidenje 9
decembra!
Anton Wapotich, tajnik
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mnogo stala, v krvi in financah.
Toda nase vojne sile SO drzale
sovrazaika dalec cd nasiia mel in
taaso SO nenoteno poslovale ma
se industrije in nase farrne. v
Evropi SO vsled vojne obsirna
zenljisca stala neobdelana,
razbite so bill komunikacije, IL
ropane SO bile zivilske zaloge,
poljedelsko orodje, zivina it'd.
Poleg tega je sovraznik odvedel
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milijone ljudi ma suzenjsko de-
10. Posledica tega je neizogibno
pomanjkanje v nanogih dezelah
v Evropi in deloma tudi v Aziji.
Ako posljeno nekaj nasega
odvecnega zivilskega bogastva
nasim bivsim zaveznikom, XII so
pomagan drzati sovraznika Cd
nasih mel in SO ga pomagali po-
raziti, storimo safno svojo po-
Steno dolznost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
lIREDN1KOVA PO$TA
Jugoslovanski narod /.
kliEe ma pornot 7.

klite ma pomoc "
Rojaki, vsak dan .citate pi-
sma, katera prihajajo iz stare
domovine. v Mill je popisano
gorje, skozi katerega je narod
moral It'll. Mislim, da nj potre-
ba, da bi ponovno povdarjal in
opisoval kaj, vse SO prestali v
vojni. Potrebno Sc mi vidi, da Sc
povdari, da vsi, kateri so bill
oropani vsega, ter njihovi do
movi pozgani, nimajo svojih
bratov, sester, bratrancev in Sc
stricen v Ameriki, (tudi ii so
del naroda) da tt so potrebni
pomoci.
Radi tega> vas opozarjamo, da
je ia teden posveeen namenu "a
pobiranje obleke, hrane in de-
narnih prispevkov, S katerimi Sc
DO nabavilo bodisi hrano, oble-
ko, ali druge potrebscine, kate
rih tam ne morejo kupiti. Ma
dale apeliramo, da ko prinese-
te obleko, da je ista v TAKEN
stanju, da Sc jo lahko rabi. Sku-
salo Sc DO isto poslati naprej
takoj. lima je med nami, in tu-
di Evropi nj izjeme. Nadalje
Sc apelira ma nase trgovce
jestvinami, da tudi oni danes,
ko MISC jestvine vec ma pointe,
da Sc odzovejo in darujejo CHM
vec morejo, da Sc ma ia nacin
odpomore sirotam v domovini.
Prepricani smo, da ako innate
srce prsih in ne kamen, in
ako Sc po vasih zilah preteka lie
nekoliko slovenske krvi, da sc
boste odzvali.
Maj DO javnosti sporoceno,
da sc bodo VISA imena daroval-
cev poslalo v stare domovino,
kjer DO narod videl, kdo so bill
tisti, kateri imajo srce in cut
usmiljenja. V casopisih boste
videli oznacene postaje, kjer
lahko oddaste vase darilo. Dale
Sc vas prosi, da pridete oh do
loCenih urah, ker mi nimamo ma
stotine ljudi ma razpolago. Da-
lie sc prosi vse tiste, kateri ina
te cas- oh vecerih ali podnevu,
da Sc prijavite "a pomagati, ka-
kor tudi Sc apelira ma vse, ka-
teri innate kako vozilo, to je
truk ali avtomobil, in ste pri
wolff pomagat, da Sc prijavite.
Ia collinwoodsko okrozje spre-
jena prijave spodaj podpisani.
Ia. druge distrikte SO pa drugi,
katerih imena bodo priobcena v
casopisih.
Ia st. Clairsko okrozje pokli-
cite ENdicott 1929.
Sc en- opomin, vse zgrazanJe,
kletve in psovanje napram IT,
stim, kateri so zakrivili gorje
v start domovini, ne bo pomaga-
lonasititi ali obleci teh revnih
in nesrecnih sirot in drugih, ka-
teri MISC po lastni krivdi prisli
OBJ vse, zatorej rojak in rojaki-
nja,l imej srce, odpri roke in daj
v imenu potrebnih v domovini.
J. F. Terbizan,
14707 Hale Ave.
r TEL: Liberty 1864
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
Pies Progresivnih Slovenk

Cleveland, Ohio. - V soboto,
dine 8. decembra prirede clanice
krozka st. 2. Progresivnih Slo-
venk svojo letno veselico v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma st.
Clair Ave. Nj posebno hka
stvar v tenn casu, ko so nasa
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kaj "a sHho grlo ma razpolago.
/ Torej laa svidenje v riedeljo
%. decenbra OBJ efli uri popohne
ma seji. Tajnik.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Moody Lynn Mason
Has PortY On His
First Birthday

Little Woodie Lynn Mason, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe w. Mason,
celebrated his first birthday at
a party at his home on Grant
avenue.
Snapshots of the little guests
were made as they gathered
around Woodie Lynn and his
cake with the one candle.
Woodie Lynn also was made
happy by the special birthday
greeting from his little new cou-
sin, Allen Laid Mason.
After the opening of the many
nice presents and the singing of
Happy Birthday, cake and
punch were served.
The children present were: Lou
and Hone Nix, Emily Ruth Lar
sen and Russell Fletcher; adults
were Mesdames j. H. Mason,
Melvin Larsen, Ebert Felts, Flet-
cher and Mary Parker.
out-of-town guests e Mrs.
r. r. Cochran and son, Wayne
of Lucleead
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turn of her husband who is sta
toned in Belgium but who is ex-
pected to arrive in the States at
IN early date. Mrs. Montgomery
was accompanied by her baby
son, Mack.
Captain and Mrs. Julian P.
Alexander of Jackson arrived
Wednesday to spend several days
with the formers sister, Mrs, Tom
Sanction, and Mr. Sanction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jon Watson have
returned from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends, for the
benefit of Mr.. Watson's health.
They enjoyed stays at Brewton
and Montgomery, Ala, and At
lanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Watson have
lcluiileu lIOln u week ciio WISH
with relatives and friends in
montgomery and Brewton, Ala.
Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Gean Lloyd of
Grand Bay, Ala, of the birth of
a son Larry Gene, Sept. 81, at the
Jackson County hospital.
The monthly meeting of the
men of the First Presbyterian
church took place around a sup
per table in the church house
Thursday evening of last week,
A meeting of the executive
committee of the Central School
Parent-Teacher association will
be held at the school Wednesday,
Oct. 10 at 3 p. m. Following a
short session the committee will
then review the book Family
Building for the Future. Anyone
who may be interested in the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Social SOC AL II; HAPPENINGS

Mrs. S. E. Martinez, Mrs. Gene
Ellis, Mrs. Thomas Coulson and
Miss Jane Coulson spent the week
end in New Orleans.
Friends of John w. Daley will
be grieved to learn that his con-
dition is very critical following
a recent stroke of paralysis at his
home at Kreole according to news
from the family.
Mrs. Claude Culpepper visited
her father-in-law and sister-in-
law, H. A. Culpepper and Mrs.
Joe Alex McGowin, in Mobile
Tuesday. She was accompanied
by her father, c.. N. Carter.
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Mrs. Malva Jackson returned
Saturday from a several months
visit with relatives in New Or
leans and Baton Rouge, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Renfroe and
Mrs. Laura Mays will spend the
week end in Fayette, Ala.
Major and Mrs Clarence Scott
and Daughter, Janet, arrived
Wednesday for a visit in the
home of DIR. and Mrs. r. c. Eley.
They have been visiting for sew
eral days with relatives in Hunts
vile, Ala.
Mrs. J. c. Avent was q visitor
to Mobile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Broome left
Wednesday for New Orleans
where Mr.. Broome underwent a
major operation at the Touro In
Urinary Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Renfroe and
Mrs. Laura Mays were visitors
to Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. Gregory Wood and Mrs.
C. P. Wood were visitors to Mo-
bile Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. c. Avent and son, Car
son, returned last week from a
pleasant visit with relatives in
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs T. K. Swayze, Mrs. ]. T.
Thompson and Mrs. c. R. Armi-
stead were visitors to New Or
leans Tuesday.
Mrs. Virginia Mcdonald and
her mother, Mrs. ]. S. Tyler left
Wednesday on an extended visit
in Washington, D. c. and New
York. While away they will be
guests of their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bowden and Mrs.
jeanette Davenport.
Mrs. T. L. Delashmet and Mrs.
B. ] Jane spent Thursday in
New Orleans with MI. AND Mrs.
w. G.. Broome.
Miss Katrine Wilson returned
last week from a visit with friends
in Texas.
Mrs. T. B. West has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Y. East in Springhill, La.
Bobby Mcintosh, who is at
tending Marion Institute in Mar
ion, Ala has returned after a
visit with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. L. K. Mcintosh.
Mrs. ]. M. Cirlot, Mrs. John
Cirlot and Mrs. Paul Cirlot re-
turned last Friday from Marshal,
Texas, where they attended the
funeral of their nephew, E. j..
Pepper, Jr.
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Mrs. H. w. Kenney Is
Hostess Thursday to
Group of Friends

On Thursday evening, Sept.
81, Mrs. H. w. Kenny was hos
tess to a group of friends while
their husbands were attending
a mems supper given by the
First Presbyterian church of
Pascagoula.
The evening was spent in chat
ting until the serving of punch
and cakes. At this time they
were joined by Arthur Allen and
Carson Foster and his son, JIM
mic.
During the evening Mrs. j. L.
Woodward was presented with a
gift for her new home.
Besides the foregoing Mrs. Ken
ny's guests were Mesdames Ar
thur Allen, Hannah Skidmore, R.
E. Ward and Foster Carson.
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subject is given a cordial invita-
ton to join the committee at this
time.
Miss Thelma Mansfield re-
turned Friday from a visit with
relatives in New York. Miss
Mansfield also made a stay OF
several days in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. c. o. Kerby and daugh-
ter, Miss Eddie Mae Kerby, mo-
tored to Biloxi. Sunday to visit
Mr.. Kerby who has been at the
Veterans hospital for the past
month but who hopes to return
home this week. Mrs. John r.
McGrath accompanied them to
Biloxi where she visited in the
+. Barq, Jr., home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Shoe
are spending three weeks visit
ing various parts of California.
Mrs. Shoe is the former Evange-
line Velcich.
Miss Louise Carrm of the Su-
perintend of Education office OF
Jackson County spent Monday
and Tuesday in Hattiesburg
while attending a conference OF
elementary school superintend-
ents.
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Wednesday, Oct. 10, marked
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thompson and baby son,
Bill" for residence in Horlick,
Md. They will drive through
making a stop in Atlanta where
they plan to visit Mrs. Thomp-
sons relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sheffield. From Atlanta
they will follow the Skyline
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l.. j. Ritter is expected to ar
rive Sunday from his home at
Sweetwater to join Mrs. Ritter
in a visit of two weeks with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Inez Walk
er, and sister, Mrs. friedrich
Resch, and the Reverend Resch
at the rectory of st. Johns Epis-
copal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B Broadnax
and family have as guests Mrs.
Broadnax's sister and mother,
Mrs. j. c. Gullahorn and Mrs.
John Allen of Jackson, who ar
rived last week for a visit with
them.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Grouseman who have had the
pleasure of meeting them on pre-
vious visits to Pascagoula will be
happy to learn that they arrived
Thursday from Omaha, Neb., for
an indefinite stay with their
daughter, Mrs R. o. Cole, and
DR.. Cole.
There will be a meeting of the
Lake School Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION at the school Wednesday
afternoon, October 10, at 2:30
o'clock.
Friends of 1t. and Mrs. Eugene
St Amant will be relieved to
learn that their son, Eugene, Jr.,
is improving in health after hav-
ing been quite i'll at the Jackson
County hospital.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Scheffler over the
weekend were DR.. and Mrs. Will
bert Scheffler and children of
New Orleans.
There will be a meeting of the
Federated Music Club of Pasca-
goula at Lincoln Hall, Saturday,
Oct. Is, at 800 p. m. The hos
tesses will be Mrs. Cooper Rob-
erts and Misses Katie Thompson
ana Dottie Daniel.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help So
dality will hold an all-day rum
mage sale at the Knights of Co.
lumbus hall on 6. Magnolia ST.,
tKer) Saturday. October 6.
Visitors to New Orleans the ear
ly part of the week we're Mrs. Up
ton David and Mrs. James F. Car
yer who spent Monday and Tues
day there.
Mrs. R. X. HOLSTER and sister,
Mrs. H. B. Everitt of Panama
City, Fla, who is her guest, visit
ed in New Orleans form Sunday
until Wednesday of this week.
Mesdames w. j. Collie and Lou
Use Richard returned home Fri
day after a visit of about ten
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Richard at Oak Ridge, Tenn. A
pleasant part of their trip was a
drive through the Smokey Noun
tains into North Carolina. They
also enjoyed an overnight stay
in Atlanta, Ga, on their way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Otis had
as guests from Thursday until
Saturday of last week their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Winters and their
baby, Dorothy, who stopped over
for a short visit before going to
Flint, Mich, where they will
make their home for about six
months. Mr.. Winters, who has
been stationed at New Orleans,
has just been released from the
service. He has returned to his
former position with the Riggs,
Distler Electrical Contractors of
Baltimore who have a contract
for the reconversion of Fisher
bodies at Flint. at present.
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me early part Oh TIE WSSh
marked the removal of Mrs. j, l..
Woodward from a residence on
Front street, to the Tracy Walk
er property on South Pascagoula
street which she recently purchas-
ed and in which she and her son,
Reuben, will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Swee-
ney, 1852 S. Pascagoula street
are rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter at the Jackson County
hospital Sunday morning Sept.
80, at l o'clock.
Friends of Mrs. A. B. Dinwid-
die had the opportunity of hear
ing her lovely voice at the morn
ing service at the First Presby-
terrain church last Sunday. Mrs.
Dinwiddie has been spending this
week with Mrs. r. A. Farnsworth,
d., anu OlllSi lilCiiOS.
Mrs. T. G.. Hibbler arrived Sun
| da yfrom Santa Rosa, Calf,
where she has been spending the
summer and will make a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
R. c. Pollitt before going to her
home at Shreveport.
Lit. G.g.) and Mrs. M. P. Clark
arrived Friday for a visit with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! A. B. Brodnax, 709 18th street be-
fore going to Alameda, Calf,
| where 1t. Clark, who is patrol
! commander, will be stationed.
They have been residing at Ba-
! mana River, Fla. 1t. Clark is on
a 80 day leave of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy G. Weber
had as weekend guest, the form
er's sister, Mrs. Helen Weber Muir
| ply, of New Orleans.
Miss Ruth O'Flynn has just re-
turned from a pleasant vacation
which she divided between rela-
| tives and friends in Houston, Tex.
and Baton Rouge and Hammond,
La.
T.. It. Justice returned Friday
from a visit of over a week with
ris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. v.
Justice in Gambler, N. c. On his
homeward trip Mr.. Justice made a
visit of over a week with his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. r. V. Justice
in Gambler, N. c On his home
ward trip Mr.. Justice made a
short stop in Atlanta in order to
transact some business.
DIR. Jane Brent and her young
son, Brent Phlegar, amotored to
Laurel so srer6 the weekend with
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. T.
E. Brett. Brent arrived in Pas
cagoula about two weeks ago to
make his home with his mother.
He has teen in charge of his
grandpa rents until that time.
Miss Virginia 10 Wilkerson of
Long Beach, Miss, was weekend
guest of Misses Vivian Costelich
and Louise Jones at the home
of Mrs. c. A Carrier on Mill
Road, with whom she attended
the East Forrest-P ascagoula foot
ball game Friday.
Mrs. G.. F. Clark and her family
of 802 Polk avenue, were made
happy Monday by the arrival of a
telegram telling them that Mrs.
Clark's brother, Sedric Parson,
of Hot Springs, Ark, had been
released from the Jap war prison
in which he had been incarcerat-
ed since the fall of Corregidor.
Mrs. James Montgomery arriv-
ed Wednesday from Russellville,
Ala, to remain with her sister
in-law, Mrs. u. T. Cuevas, and
the latteI's family until the re-