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'That's because you're such a
nice, modest soul, she assured
him fondly.
Jfugh studied her for a moment,
and then he leaned forward and
kissed her, and his arm held her
eipse and hard against him.
Meredith rested contentedly in
his arms, for "a, long. blessed mo-
nRent. reveling in the warmth and
camfort and delight of his love.
Hiking the beat of the wind, the
SKATER Of sleety rain against the
window paneS, because they added
a final note of contrast to the
security Of the big living room.
$50. you're going to be mayor
of River Gap, she said contented-
ly.
Hugh laughed. "Hey, not so
fast; ] was only nominated That
doesn't mean I'll be elected"
Meredith sat up, straight and
stared at him, shocked.
Hugh Prather! Do you mean to
tell me that somebody's going to
run against your" she demanded
Indignantly.
"Well. certainly somebody's 60
ing to run against me!' he assured
her, grinning, his eyes bright with
amusement Il wasn't elected by
a unanimous vote, there on the
spot! That would deprive River
Gap of the wild excitement of
campaign :!
He sobered a little and said
certain thataI'm,going to be elect
ed, either. It's. going to be a stiff
fight-arld' that's the way it should
be, in a aen4ocr attic country. EV-
erybpdy should have a, voice, and
everybody should consider it his
sacred duty to use iit!'' = ..'. 900
MEREDITH said blankly, But
4NA who in the would could they
possibly run against you, Hugh,
who'd have a chance, or be able
to do a good job?"
Hugh grinned warmly at her
question, and said cheerfully,
well, when Bill Wright nomi-
mated me, and several seconded
the nomination, Dan Lacey got up
and to eveTybody's amazement,
made a darned good speech. l
don't know why anybody should
have been surprised, because he's
a very clever, shreWd man. But
he's always been so quiet and has
spoken out SO seldom that people
stared at him. with their mouths
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DANIEL LAW sfaN
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estate az faaH 80 asn a
late ~ ftta city 81 sea tN
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itoErs ~ said touHt Ns heF 50
l'iurida ifAfn siKas
months from the taur - IL LES
publfvatissn "a thtM aakNs e.
Apr 1th. a a. afa $3.50 aa
contain the uiHre Hf FH#t8t Hfs HHa
posi- uffirr mdnrraa &c the E84H mf
aud shall be- 80 ere fH hs fht 'afae
ant. his agent sr aftnFHeH
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void
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In re- Estate of
VpLfNA g. ~ 'WNEM
Isssssaaafm
To All CrsaHora MRa pwasas.es 49,
ing Claims ~ tlsVanas ANa ss1
said estate.
YOU and each a& Nssm aFa hHH4MH
nnIitied ana feuHirsd a. nFEMfas NHN
claims and demands WhsfH Naa -
sitlicr 81 goa, mas haee aMh aNa taa
estate 90 Aulfu# A. HMfHtH
ceased. late 90 snlI taHhst HH fka
County Judge ~ Msarma gAanff
F4ol ida. az his offtCW 80 Ngafs
house - said Coumtv "a hHN Meat
FltHtda. Wifhin Hlkht raasHes4
mbnths from the tlms - fhe fHm
publication 90 thln na8&Ee NaeA
claim oF demand ahafi So tm Wfs4
ing, aad shall state thR riafa =
residence and beet office a&sfets
Of the claimant. ama Hhall o. amaeA
Co Us tho claimant hfH a
attorney. aHd aaK saan esa - -
demand uut - ffiea shall ns sea
LNkNa tk ~ MMNA
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aud rrstaNNaHf aG tsstHa az
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L.EGAL.S
IN THE CIRCUIT cOUHr 90 THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FUH NON
lnIr chr NnsA Ia IHA Nl,lsIlN.

ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. ~ AND rom non
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCEhf
PERKY PROPERTIES. l%c.,
Plaintiff.
'GLIDDEN HOLDING CORPoRA-
TIOh.
a New York Corporation.
Defendant.
NOTICE
a sworn BIZ Of Complaint haNihs
been flied herein Aehich contains an
of the Information required 10 De
stated bY Chapter 204a2. Laws nt
Florida 1914. and which otherw Use
complies with he requireine htr OF
said Chapter. and the plaintiff nav
ing SHOWN itstff entitled 70 have is-
sued this N6ties 60 Appeal
1t is hereby, ORDERED. ADJ De-
ED and DECREED that.
Z Cigfdden Hauling Corporation. a
dissolved Corporation previously -
ganized and existing under the laws
of the state Of New York. Earl. ~.
New Jersey: Edward J. walker, 81
7S5 Thomkins Avenue, Th"mk ina-
Vile, New York Guy y. y. and
Helen Y. O'COnnor of 432 East Dist
street New York city, y. y, as va
rectors and Trustees Of said dis
claiming interests BY, through. un-
der or against Glidden Holding cor
poratiOn and all parties having "'
claiming to have amy right, tltie or
interest in the property herein de-
scribed be and they are hereby re-
quired to appear To the Bill OF com
plant herein which il suit br"uEn 7
for the purpose 'of permitting sah
defendants To redeem the heretnait To-
er described land on or before tn
18th day of May. 1915. at the offi'"
of the Clerk of this Court at
Key West, Monroe County, Florida.
otherwise the Bill of Complaint viii
be taken Jas confessed.
s. The. description OF the real prop
tts.nrl.ceeded against and Involved
u; W syn II ~ st,i ~ N ne sw9
of Section ID, Tow Hship 81
south, Range 81 East. ~ has In
Monroe. County, Florida.
lrDJEEVaagd ORDERED in Cham ,
bers at Miami. Florida, this 3rd
day Of April, l94j.
GEORGE T.. HOLT, Judge.
apr -2I-2S mays. 1915
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URGES COMMUNICATE IONS
MERGER TIC NET FOR
EIGN COMPETITION

At the present timc, IL uDaHDct-
ING American COMMUNICATIONS
carriers are cutting each others
Threats abroad. declares Pau! f.
Porter. chairman Of the r. -jeral
Communications Commission, Eho
suggests a merger 20 bring about
cheaper rates and b.jlcl Bargain
ing posi-. on with g.vcrnnont-
controlled foreign aGencc.
Actual transmission costs by va
do are about the same ion a
message travelling b d If way
around inc globe a1d Tor ON" .1a'
moves only le" hQhdt~~ ''llfs'
ouch fateS are Pf'Eo> ~ ~.
. 'Lg oi'i' lI' oI WI
'I''li I1 una, "'% D.. M
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Kansas City Bids
For Postwar Play
rDy Associated PreSs)

(Dy Associated PreSS)
KANSAS, CITY. - Supporters
of the Kansas City Resident
Theater believe "a great play
always follows a great war" and
that the next great drama may
be produced here.
The theater, in cooperation
with the Dramatists' Play Serv-
ice, New York, has opened a con-
test to find a suitable original
play by Nov. IS, offering $1,000,
q tryout performance here, and a
possible Broadway production.
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.\>AG1I'--0,DssAaN'@
I!!ItkR~WA4GEuNGGON
By HUGO SIMS Special Washington Correspondent The Citizen

lean companies competing for
outlets, the. foreign monopoly oc-
cupies a Strong position which
works to the disadvantage Of this
country.
The proposal to establish one
international communi C ation S
company IS one way Of meeting
the situation produced by govern
nient-controlled monopol:e3 in
other countries, but this is lnpos-
sible without the agreement Of
the other governments. If it
proves impossible, which is quite
likely, the Porter suggestion will
probably bear fruit.
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NOTNE OT APPHn'ANaaM Fum
TAN fsksNm


NOTICE Is HEREBY 9aA EN IA
j. Frank Roberts holder l NtaEe
and county Tax feFtiftFats N
issued the tth HaF rf NHa
4 -. 1893 hha flied aanr Is mF
office. and has made agssi rassM
FOR "a tar deed 90 he iHansA tas Ha.M
said Csftlflcate sfuhrasss 80 E
loving dUserihea pFuUsffH p 80
county - Monroe. state af ~
IA. 1T pianiat.an k
Lone leland. fslat Haak
~. SEE FnF ara - -
% o.. trres 20 fff'
eel ~ MnnTuo Cuaufs fsf
The assessment - $40 ne nsFrF
under the said ceftifteat3 waM a.
the name Hf 'tia ~fH fstsf af
+. Spencer
Iul. - -afa certificate ahaA -
redeemed aetaestnm e. mms fAa
pfopeftl dessrIbed there's ~
solo 60 uis hiEheat bidder af tas
Court House door ~ the FFaf Maa-
DAP iu the Muufh sf $3.50
81 HIGH - fhr -fh HaE 90 HH. #Hf
Dated this ftth o. ffh
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Chapter II

Chapter II
"pUT, Hugh, that seems fantastic
- in little place like River
Cap" she protested.
Il knew--but there's something
damnable going on" he said grim
mass meeting that we hold an
election, elect mayor and a city
council that would serve without
fee or salary of any kind; and
then appoint a police force, to be
paid salaries assessed on property
owned by River Gap citizens. 1t
won't amount to much, but it will
give US a little decent protection
for the kids. anyway"
"That sounds a good idea
Meredith agreed eagerly. Maybe
the officers could find out who's
backing the moonshiners and the
tavern keepers. Have you made
any progress in that direction?"
"We-elL not exactly" he adj
mitted, and she knew that he
spoke with private reservations.
81 have a SuSpicion-but it is no
more than a suspicion, and of
course. it's a damnable thing to
accuse a man of doing, unless
had proof. He's a pretty shrewd
individual and wary. It's not 60
ing to be easy to 1T proof! If he
is the man"
Meredith nodded understand
what else happened at the
subject and went on eagerly to
what Hugh could talk about
, freely.
Hugh .grinned at her boyishly,
his eggs dancing, g1sys4
ooh, you amt heard nothin'
yett' he assured her lightly. "The
suggestion of electing a mayor
and a city council and appointing
police force went over with a
loud bang-by unanimous APP
prevail Then Bill Wright asked to
be heard and was, and nominated
Hugh Prather for mayor"
\ MEREDITH twinkled at him,
WI demurely.
And you expect me to be sur
prised at that?" she demanded,
pride and tenderness and affec-
tomato amusement in her voice.
Hugh said, a trife sternly,
well, why not? l was surprised!
l was flabbergasted, to put it
crudely"
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oNE-sIDEDNEss DOESN'T PAY

When we. and that means all of us,
are too onesidedly in favor of anything,
and maintain there is no other side to q
question. the likelihood is that we will be
50 inclusive in our argument we will trip
up ourselves.
Such 2 thing happens every day with
one or more Of us and it happened Tues
day nishtsat a meeting Of city council.
Members Of the, Council complained,
and righfiy,%-th2t theya had not seen a copy
of the proposed new 'Vharter and knew
nothing about It's provisions, aside from the
fact that its adoption will give US com
nlission-manager form of government.
As they didn't know anything about
the proposed new charter, how then were
they able to compare it with the present
charter? And vet ii was declared, ut is
the opinion OF the council that the present
charter is best suited for the best interests
# Key West"
For that statement to be correct, then
members Of the council must be experts in
ivinatior. Otherwise, it would have been
impossible for them to have made a COM
oarison when they knew nothing about the
provisions IN the new chartensey rs.jasl
# the GouheiBwishes to be frank with
itself, isn't it, aofaet, regardless Qtl how
J6neficial to theScity interpretations in the,
rev charter, that the lone thRg th&.ohly.
thing, in Which eQunci is concerned is that
Key West. will get commission form of.
government, ifthe new charter is validated,
ard that instead Of having cOuncilmen and
The present outmoded form OF government,
We will have commissioners and a man
ager?
Councilmen certainly were not circum-
pect when they said in one breath that
they knew nothing about the proposed
charter and in the next breath declared
that the present charter is the "best' to
promote the citys interests
d. Councilmen, or at least some Of them,
talk yabout the present charter as though
they are not only familiar with its con-
tents~huf IFS history also, but we wonder
h0Fp TAaAs'ef them know that the charter
the city has pow was adoptedinl 1888, ONE
. HUNDRED sANDf SEVEN YEARS AGO.
sllfIiEbst there are 81 amendments to it?
L "!Afothef thing. and this does NOT per
& ain ITO the roHneilmen, Opponents Of the
'fEqsN@skA rter% in trying TO work up opposi-
EaAE 49f. have been declaring that many
gdJtNShNcitE employees VIII lose their jobs
"a asseEof their inability to pass civil serv-
Sss LII naf lions -----~.. .------~-.
instead Of that being the case. the
faithful employees will keep their jobs as
long as thew DerfOrn their dUtipS we'll for
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- - If The Germans and the japanese get
justice, the::woEld VIII not have to. Worry
about Germany and Japan .fpr aunumber
q, decades.s |.JH,
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The mere h ant who advertiSes his
prices in his advertisements avoids the crit
icism of. those who do not.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-07

Frank Bane, director, Council
of State Governments, Chicago,
born Smithfield, Va, 50 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-07

Az honest mind is one that is cleared
pI. Hdi,, insofar as it is possible.
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llnt o. Enas.tu Men Of Business:
Uaat -~ke your cash surplus SO seriously;
few years
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..-h "a from human history that we learn
i..--4..a human nature. but we do not study
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ulIA always seek the truth 80 pEpnkelns
u.st isss saa WITHOUT isvOrI sneg 9iS VIII
rs a,tacs wroOsiOr to apbiESdl tsshts
..axvs s.shs. foF prpsrvua. nevsSsbs sHxsk
.aa % tha m01thplece OF any paun cstRues Z
ASTON or elsas. Always do is ut spss kpr me Z
aubat = alare nkvts gYlerate ctffapttonb on Z
&C., asna5es ~ and Prslss xists.ss
amfnsnd sood done BY individaFsssPE oFgAnss
a@aan solerans o. others rights. views and
sl..ions print only news that win elevate
a go coniaminate the reader; never com-
farn.se w'th principle
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~ THE CGmCtET toGm mN UmN
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL gaae 49,
OF THE sTATE uN ElWAtftA
~ AM FOH M0N aats IWA ~
FLORIDA. ~ gmMMNHNN
80. tm-tF
ENII.II T..NH..E ...a....s
..a#nfffF
vs. naR 0ssa o.
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.inafiOhS.

instead. Of that being the case, the
faithful employees will keep their jobs as
long as they perform their duties welk for
a provision in the charter states that pres
emf employees will not have to take civil
service examinations.
Finally, copies of the charter will be
available in few days for anybody who
wishes to read and study its contents.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
| Am An American
Day Is Observed BY
Service Mems Wives

Sunday, May 20, which was
designated by the late President
Roosevelt as Il Am An Ameri-
can day was fittingly observed
during Java Hour at the USO
under the auspices OF the SERVICE
Mems Wives club on that date.
Parts of the program were an
interesting article on ''The Mer-
chant Marine of Our Country
read by Mrs. William Clements.
A poem appropriate to the Sew
enth War Loan was read by Miss
Ethel. Duncan.
Besides the opening solo, God
Bless America" sung by Miss
Janice Graft, other music con-
sisted of songs of the various
st.tes which all present joined
in singing to the accompaniment
OF Mrs. B. H. Pickett at the Di-
ano.
During the coffee hour the
honor guest was Roy r. Taylor,
seaman second class, who was
born May II, 1925, at Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Junior Woman's
Club Hos Flower
Show At Meeting

Flower arrangements, like
pictures, should be properly
framed and should be appropri-
ate to their settings" Mrs. R. o.
Cole told members of the Junior
Woman's club in a talk on Flow
or Arrangements when the club
members gathered at the home
Of Mrs. S. B. McIlwain, Sr., Fri
day for their regular meeting
which took the form OF a flower
show.
A variety of flower arrange
ments were brought by members
and prizes were awarded for the
most outstanding. Mrs. James
Sweeney was the recipient of
the prize for the, best arrange
ment, Mrs. Philip Ware for the
best corsage and Mrs. w. B. Rob-
ertson for the best miniature ar
rangement.
During the business session,
Mrs. Elizabeth Latady and G.. M.
Matlack of the Paseagoula Rec
reation Commission requested
the aid OF the club members in
maintaining regular operation Of
the Youth Canteen. The group
voted to give volunteer assist
ance at the cantecn on four
nights a week.
Hostesses at the meeting Fri
day were Miss Dorothy Emmit,
Mrs. B. w. Stokes, Mrs. J.s C.
McIlwain and Mrs. w. H. Hill
lard.
1t was announced that the next
meeting of the club, on June Is,
will be a luncheon-meeting at
the USO when each member will
bring as her guest a member Of
the Senior Woman's club. Mrs.
Marvin Funkhouser was placed
in charge OF luncheon arrange
ments and Mrs. P. j. Higgin-
botham was made responsible
for the program.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Joseph B. Stone
Succumbs To Deuth
AT Daughters Home

The death Of Joseph b. Stone
occurred May Is at lao pm. at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
W. O Whitfield in the Bayou Ca
sotte neighborhood Of Pascagoli-
Ia.
Mr.. Stone was a native OF
Newton county, Miss, but had
made his home in pascagoula
for the past IS years. He was 81
years old.
The funeral took place from
the Fails Funeral Home in Pas.
cagoula, at 4 pm. Sunday, with
interment in Machpelah ccma-
terry.
The deceased is survived ns
four daughters, Mesdames w. d
Whitfield, c. A. Nelson, ". T
Holder and l.. W. Mailman O.
Pascagoula, and four sons, James
of Pascagoula. r. w, u. S. Arms
and A. w. and Jesse. U. S. Navy
He also leaves a sister. Mrs. Viii
lie Dorsett of Gulfport and clever
grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25

LSU was a visitor in the home
o. Mr.. and Mrs John Haaraia
over the weekend.
Pvt. Il. w. Stone was called
home from Camp Wheeler, Ga,
because OF the death of his ia
Their.
Mrs. Mac Mcclellan and son,
Bobby. have returned from Bir-
mingham where they visited the
formers parents-in-law.
Chicken Fry
FRIDAY afternoon Henry II. Ev-
ans, Jr., who was home on FUR
Tough, was honoTed at a chick
en- fry at the Old Spanish Fort
Henry was en- route from Cleve-
land, Ohio, to San Diego, Calf
Those in the party were Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. w. Evans and son, Jer-
ONE, Mi. and Mrs. H. II. Evans
Henry's parents, Misses Ulms
Evans, Neva ana Myerlene Cum
best, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cum.
best and two small daughters
Gail and Joan, and Mrs. Philip
Cunningham and daughter, Won
cell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Glenn D. Yawn.

Mrs. Marine Busby, nee Miss
Lorraine Williams. returned to
work Tuesday after visiting her
parents in Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. Louise Morgan with Mr..
Morgan is spending her vacation
n Ponchatoula and Bogalusa,
La.
Mis-. Willie Harper was out
last week to be with her son, LIT.
E~verette l.. Harper, who has just
returned from the European the
atre of war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrt Chavers,
Mrs. John Costello and Mrs. P.
H. Watts ana children spent Sun
day in Virgins visiting relatives.
The Silent Club of which Mrs.
Matilda Spurgin, Mrs. Frances
Vernon, Mrs. Irene Keeton, Elmo
Ashley and Seth Ettredge of the
knitting department are mem
bers, enjoyed an all day picnic
at the Spanish Fort in Pascagou-
la Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Pool has returned
to work after being out two
weeks TO be with her daughter,
Mrs. T. j. Ellis, and twin grand
daughters, who were born May
| at the Jackson County hospi-
tai.
Velma Small, Collean Smith,
Sgt. Charles Smith and Doris
Purvis spent Sunday in Biloxi.
The operating department is
glad to have Lille Tootle back
at work after a long period of
illness.
Camilla Clements spent the
weekend in New Orleans visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Davis had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Oren Carpenter and daugh-
ter, Gloria Rose Greenough, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hudson and
children.
Mrs. Georgia Carpenter visit
ed her father, Erwin Lyons, Sun
day.
Mrs. Leona Fensler and daugh-
ter, Myra, spent the weekend in
New Orleans.
Mrs. Lillian Cochrane return
ed to work after spending a
pleasant vacation with her sister
in Beaumont, Texas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Recruiting PurtY
USMC Womons
Reserve Here Fridoy

A special recruiting party Of
the U. S. Marine Corps Woman's
Reserve will be in Paseagoula,
Friday. May IS. for. the purpose
Of interviewing young women
who may be interested in enlist
ment in that branch of the SER
vice.
Staff Sergeant Anna P. Egan
and Sergeant Ernestine Vickroy
of the woman's reserve who will
be in the party will be accom-
panied by Sherman Fl. Lucy of
Natchez, who has seen consid-
cradle overseas duty.
Included in the many points
to be visited besides Pascagoula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Kreole

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miles
and Gail visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck Wells OF St. Elmo, Ala, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Voncile Davis left last
Sunday afternoon for Tacoma.
Wash, where she will be mar
lied SISgt. Harry A. Long Of
that city and will make her home
there.
Mrs. K. c. Mcleod Jr., spent
the weekend in Admission, Ala,
visiting her husband. Pfc. X. c.
Mcleod, who is stationed at Fort
Mcclellan.
Burton Henry will arrive Sun
day from COMA to be at home
with mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
S. t. Ross, for the summer.
Friends of the Rev. Jewel Col
mon will be interested to know
that he is improving and will be
home soon from the Providence
Infirmary in Mobile.
Mrs. Shelbie Hall will leave
for Decatur. Miss, Thursday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Wells and son
spent Sunday in Mobile visiting
the formers mother and had the
pleasure of being with her broth
er, Pvt. Howard E. Williams, who
is at home on furlough from FIT.
Knox, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark of Gulf
port were visitors of the Rev.
and Mrs. T. w. Davis Sunday.
Miss Norris Faulk who has
been in the hospital has return
ed home and is doing nicely.
Mrs. c. M. Dickens spent last
week visiting her daughter in
Mobile.
Misses Annie Mae and Ruby
Mansfield were visitors in Biloxi
Saturday.
Miss Ida Matheffey spent sew
eral days in Norfolk, Va, last
week.
Forrest Stuckens and Miss Ola
Mae Parnell spent several days
in Louisiana visiting Mr.. Stuck
ems relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Pierce
spent the weekend in New Or
leans.
Charles Clinton Mouchette of
the US. Navy is home on leave
from Rhode Island visiting his
family.
Miss frankie Mae Broome of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Big Point All Club Meets

Plans for a gathering at the
home of Mrs. Clifton Long We'd
nesday afternoon to can berries
and green beans were made by
members of the Big Point All
club at their regular meeting on
Saturday night at the communi-
ty house. A short business meet
ing was held. The remainder of
the evening was devoted to
games.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
Erect New Bus Stop

Earl Amonett has announced
the erection of a new stop at
Schaub's Bakery, Moss Point,
for the convenience of negro pa
irons.