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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

On. has been racing at Mexico
City Turfmen are interested
to see if Wellman can get his
horses out of Mexico as easily as
they got in.
Old timers say the men at the
top Of racing south of the border
usually have everything, includ-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

ing and beat out a respected bar
rister for the chance If he
shouldn't click in the election, he
has another opportunity-Connie
Smythe. boss of the Toronto
Maple Leafs, has suggested him
as a National Hockey League ref
cree.
DEPT. OF PHONUS BA-
LONUS: Believe 1t or not. deaf
mute in Windsor is impersonating
Gordon Drillon. former Toronto
and Montreal hockey star .
Scribbles on his pad that he lost
his voice in a hockey accident.
Elmer Ferguson reports from
Montreal that the real Drillon,
who was discharged from the
Canadian Army last winter, can
often be seen in the Picadilly Club
at the Mount Royal Hotel-and
in very good voice, too.
A Detroit politician, who de-
clareS he controls the votes of
$4,000 Michigan residents of Eng
lish extraction, is asking persons
close to racing TO plug him for
racing commissioner But the
word from Gov. Kelly is that Bill
Dowling is as solid as ever.
ILL WIND ETCETERA: For
years racing critics have been
pointing out that the early May
date for the Kentucky Derby
worked real hardship on many
three-year-oldS The Belmont
Stakes and later three-year-old
events were claimed TO be truer
tests Now, if the ban results
in the Derby being run in June
or July, that objection will be
removed.
Jim Coleman asserts in the
Globe and Mail that Toronto'S
bookies and toutS are preparing
to repell any threatened invasion
by hungry u. s. rivals -. They're
even ready to play copper, says
Coleman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

INTO the place
but one Mr..
Louis Norman
tB ~ New
so m Of the
II ar tSNille.
sc, NewSounS
w ith NJ r,
NewSonn W a ;
his con : pant
connpan ion "a
part Of the con-
trac CT Connie
M a c k insists
anl Mrs. Louis
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Illinois Wins Meet

CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Nav s tUP)
Illinois crippled track team
showed M signs Of weakness to-
day In rolling up 81 points for a
quadrangular victory over Mar
quctte 40 Indiana q. and North
western TO-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
GIANTS SWEEP TWO

NEW YORK, May 5 tUP)-The
New York Giants swept double
header with the Boston Braves
today. 1875 and Ga. TO strengthen
their hold on first place in the
National League.
The crowd of 1903 saw Ace
Adams, baseballs leading relief
pitcher, take the mound in both
games and protect the victor's
leads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

ing transporta-
ton. seWed up
so that If you
want TO ship
out before their
meeting ends.
the horse cars
just don't show
up. The Mexi-
can : g a $ o n
ru e several
more weeks.
There is moth
ing but praise
for I n 9 w a v
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Bob Tales
Once Again Death
Shaves BoDo Newsor
By BOB MURPHY

NEW YORK, MAY SyIt was a
very rainy afternoon IN The big
town and the boys. as Is their
won't, were gathered al their ia
Norite fountain-TootS Shor :
And who should come stroillng
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Junior Shoot
|AtWydndotte
Meet to- Be Held
on June II
BY DON GLLES

The city of Wyandotte and the
Southeastern Michigan Rife and
Pistol Association are sponsoring
the finest junior outdoor rifle
tournament ever held in this
state The meet viii be held June
IT at the Wyandotte Municipal
Range on Pennsylvania avenue
between Fort and Jefferson.
The program calls for 20 shots
at so yards and 20 shots at 100
yards. Conditions of the match
call for iron sights. All compet-
tors must be under 19.
The first three prizes In each
event will be shooting jackets,
with a similar prize to the high
aggregate. Prizes are being do
mated by the city Of Wyandotte
and senior riflemen OF the asso-
citation. Fifteen other prizes in
each event will also be awarded.
Juniors pay only 25 cents, the cost
of targets. Entries are now being
received by Fl. d. Mcmahon, 11343
Littlefield, Detroit q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
FIRST GAME

aBatted Tor Hulchings In seventh.
Boston IO2 600 200 5
New York 600 100 0Sx--l5
Runs-Culler = Holmes 2. Rucker 3.
HauSmAnn OFT 2 Filtpow1cI ? WeintrAub 3,
lombard 2 Kerr FedmAn, Adams. Errors
-Nieman. Wietemsn Runs baited in--Nie-
man Holmes q FllipOwicz 2, WeintrHub 8,
lombard g. Kerr. Adams. Ruckcr, HauSmann.
OFT ? TWo-baSe hits-Nieman, OFT Home
runS-Homes 2 lombard SAcrifice-Masi.
Double plAys--Workman 20 Wietelmann 20
MACK Kerr 70 Reyes: wietelmann 10 Cutler
10 Mack HsuSmsnn to Kerr 10 WeintLauo
Left on bsses-Boston 4 New YORK ;. Bases
Cardoni 2 OF Cozart 1 Hits-on .Tohin,. 5
in 5i5 innings off Hu,ehnFs. In y IN.
nings. off CoEArt In ! inning none out
in eighth: off Cardoni In y inning. of
Fette in 33s innings off Feldmsn: IL In
6at innings of Adams ] In 2ia INNINGS
ming pitchcr-FeldmBn. losing pitcher-Tobn
Umpircs--Stewsrt Dunn, Henline and Mager-
kurth. Time-2 l5 Attendsnce-l2o 600 Est
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
OFF THE HOOK
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Waite
Horsemen Shipping
Their Nags Here
With Lewis n. Walter
STRAWS IN THE WIND DEPT:

STRAWS IN THE WIND DEPT. Charles P. Henry, racing
secretary his breeding farm
Fair Grounds stables and horsemen
taking the gamble shipping their thoroughbred here
that gallant steed Boom
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Mike Tokar of the Detroit Gun
Club. greatest offhand shot in the
world, finished second in the 9th
annual American Smallbore In
door record matches, c. T. West
ergaard, Whiting, Ia, president,
announced Saturday. Tokar scored
1246-1250. Mike Altman, LuYerne,
Ia, finished on top with a mark
of 1248.
Detroit shooters competing in the match
were Joe Conrad i227. Emil Letrick, 223;
Doris Fisher, l22l. Jules Parnes, 1918,
Geza Bodak. 1910, Benny BAsyolo, 1907,
z r. McclsAI. 1908. George Irwin, li9e.
4 J PRANK, ll73. Lu Getty. 1888 JACK
Kirschner, e73, and LLOYD shuts. s2a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
FLINT SHOOT SET

The Flint Rife and Pistol
Club will hold their annual
spring class G registered small
bore meet May 20, Douglas L.
Deford, executive officer, an
nounced Saturday. Six matches
are listed. Servicemen receive
n so per cent reduction In entry
fees. Advance entries may be
forwarded to A. j. Marxhausen,
1921 Thomas street, Flint.
In answer to many inquiries
prize winners in the Hearse-Time
shoot will receive their awards II
about two or three weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

racing has been conducted at Hip
podromo de las Americas in Mex
ico City this season Stewards
are reported 10 be about the
toughest that ever sat in judgment
on horsemen and jockeys &. .. They
put Don Meade in line and pushed
some other smarties around very
roughly Favorites' winning
percentage is high too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
OVERHEARD IN OLYMPIA

SODETTE: He says he comes in
here only to see me, but look at
him down there now, eating his
eighth hamburger"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
STEELERS READY

With the william Randolph
Hearst trophy tucked away for
another year, the Great Lakes
steel team now await the Ma
tional Hearst shoot which will
be held May 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
GOOD WISHES DEPT: At the

GOOD WISHES DEPT: At the
end Of the hockey season the
sports world looked at Bucko Nc
Donald as once-great body
checker whose career was about
ended Now a much roster
future unfolds for the former Fer
gus (Ont) steak chomper.
Bucko has been nominated as
the Liberal candidate of Parry
Sound riding for a seat in the
Canadian Parliament.
He has strong newspaper back
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

de reason. From diss IL gives opinion Mister
Plotkn. dot it's on accent when de Meester Nof.
tolls dropped by de Automat nickel in de slot.
so epsom.minded he tried to tilt de whole Auto
mat. like pin ball machine. You should hold.
II bosted out letting de whole market.
1t was so sweet from you. dollink in you lest
letter wot you enclosed de card. should putting
IL in for you fodder In de Folders Day gift.
gudgeous lounging robe we got him! So wait yet.
On de table we unpacking II de night before. II
should be In de morning sourprice. So you
Uncle Pincus Is mixing in de same time a con.
cocture wot it gave him de prescription de gud.
geous Batty.Lo, il should unsettle by him de
stomach. Moo moo! So II gives a fizz de con-
cocture all over de loungng robe. In order to
drying it out in hurry. you smott sister puts it
in de oven On the number four boiner Is TONED
on full force de ignition so dun't esk! From de
top from de lounging robe was enough left wot
we presented de next day TO you fodder smoking
jacket. wot he gave on it sniff witt remark,
dot it's still smoking de jacket
Pinto is jumping here by me should send
you his regards. We took him again lest week
TO de wedgetaran for haircut on accent now is
getting warmer de climate. You should see, dol.
ling CT. haircut he came home witt We
so letting, dot Sunday we'll gonna take from him
snapshots 10 sending to you.
Lidde Rita Bloom sends you ulso de regards.
1t moofed away Toisday de Kaplans. und from
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Alaska it sent to Meesus Fink her Benny totem.
pole. So wait yet!
In de parlor II puts Meesus Fink de totem.pole.
Witt visit to her Marigold II come de dashing
Mister Rappaport. wot he didn't kept yet witt de
ocust de appointment. Galluntly TO Margold he
gives greeting. "Marigold dollink!" To de Meesus
Click. he exclaims. Mine dear. you charming."
Und TO de totem.poe. he bows witt a announce.
ment. "Und diss must be dear Aunt Molly. from
whom hold so much about" Moo moo. Over
de head banjo. und in de face geranium sur.
sounded by flower.pot
Uncle Pincus boarded yesterday de bicycle 10
proceeding downtown. So dun't esk. cop he
almost runs over. by a hairs brett he avoids
witt old lady collusion, wot he says 10 himself
he says so. Mine enthusiasm for diss bike Is
gradually weaving. got a haunch dot before IL
gets somebody clipped. should better disembark
in hurry" So from de bike he unlights Two
steps he takes foot Along is coming a
notorscooter, delivering groceries. Moo moo!
Toisday it'll be able Pincus to continuing to walk.
Rita Yifnif has a sore finger.
You got de figs witt de dates witt de bag pekin
nuts. doliink? So is goot. Witt de bag nuts
put in nut-cracker, you shouldn't cracking dem
witt de teeth. accent now, to get witt dentist
an appointment, is no telling. So you shouldn't
travelling around all over dc Sout Pacific witt
tootache in de face yet.
Take kerr youself. dollink
MoMMA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
DEAR DOLLINK:

Yesterday meet in de street de furrflusher
Meesus Noftolis. while I was buying by Mister
Plotkn box oatmeal Mister Plotkin is de
gentleman wot he has by Shapiro in de public
market de cereal rights So I'm wearing for de
trip mine new peach basket hat. OF cuss TO going
shopping witt de new peach basket hat Is a little
incongreSs. but was intenting to go on de same
trip witt visit to de Meesus Click. Diss is on
accent it's Incorporating de Mister Click from de
physical sculpture exercises wot it's taking now
de gudgeous Gody.
A weight witt pulley exerciser she nails in
de wall. wot she gives gradually such pull dot
a half from de wall falls out. In de same time 1t
flies Mister Click in de head bote cast iron weights
from ten pounds each yet. Ulso. is exposed now
10 view troo de wall de next door apartment. wot
IL inhabts 1t de Pipkins.
So il notices Mister Plotkin in de market mine
new peach basket hat. wot gallantly he gives
carnations, Him, gudgeous chappo. mine dear!
It's maybe Dashng Lilly? Adorable. isn't it.
Meesus Noftolis?"
So dot creature, wot she don't begrutch no.
body noting, so she says "Just adorable. but
dots ALL" OF cuss, dollink. from such sourkastic
remarks. just consider de sauce. So say TO
her. say So "Und how is by you de husband
Meesus Noftolis?"
So she replies me dot he's suffering from
relax wot it's boddering him again in de back de
sacroac pains wot dey unable to accounting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04
Ingrum-H unY Rites
S~olemnized Al Home
Of Groom's Purents

A very impressive though quiet
wedding was solemnized at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Haney Sunday,
April 20. i945, when Miss Ellen
Ingram became the bride OF
Skeezix Haney.
In the presence of relatives
and friends the nuptial vows
we're plighted during the double
ring ceremony conducted by the
Reverend j. w. Evans of the
Church of Christ while standing
under an ivy entwined arch,
which was further decorated with
sprays Of ligustrum blossoms.
Tall wicker baskets of white
gladioli thanked each side of the
arch.
The bride wore a lovely white
gown of m~ousseline de sole made
on princess lines and her short
veil of illusion was held in place
by a sprey of brides roses and
stock. She carried a brides bou-
quet of similar flowers. Her only
jewels were a single string of
| pearls.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Elizabeth Ann Case of Pr
cayune who wore a sky blue
dress, made also ON princess
lines. She carried a bouquet of
pink gladioli.
The groom's brother. Charles
B. Haney. aviation motor ma
chinist third class, USN, who is
stationed at Key West and who
travelled here with his family
from Elkmoht, Ala, for the we'd
ding, acted as best man.
Mrs. Haney, mother of the
groom, wore a blue crepe suit
and shoulder corsage of pink
rosebuds.
After the ceremony. a recep-
ton was held for those present
when the traditional cutting Of
the brides cake took place after
which the young couple left for
a short motor trip to Pensacola.
Upon their return they will
make their home with the
groom's parents at 1912 E. Tyler
avenue, Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04
Misses Hinkle And
Strength Honored
AT Farewell PortY

Mrs. Charles Hudson enter
tanned at a farewell party Friday
evening in honor of Misses Ag-
mes Hinkel and Loyce Strength
who left Monday for the WACs.
Little Geneva Hinkel sang a
farewell song and Mr.. P. M. Hin
kel read a poem Dancing was
enjoyed and refreshments Of
punch and cake were served the
many guests. The home was
number of useful gifts were pre-
sented the honorees.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04
20 Per Cent Off On
All Ludies Dresses
AT Rhodes Store s.

We have decided to clear our
shelves Of a fine supply Of ladies'
dresses. and in order to hasten the
clearance we are offering 20 per
cent off on our entire stock. This
is a bargain you won't often get
better come early while the
supply is large.
Also If you need shoes for
some member Of the family and
don't have a shoe stamp stop
worrying and come in and look
over our fine line of reconditioned
shoes. They are clean and ready
to veal and You'll find them for
every member Of the family. .
Paid Advt!s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04

daughter, Mrs. T. Barton West.
Mrs. w. P. Daley is visiting in
Mobile this week.
Rev. ]. L. Neil of Gulfport,
supervisor of the Seashore dis
trict, conducted the second quar-
terly conference at the Metho-
dist church Monday afternaan.
Mr.. F. L. Dixon was a business
visitor to Mobile Monday.
Miss Jessie Cunningham and
Mrs. Jesse Dethloff were business
visitors to Mobile Monday.
Miss Malva Jackson is visiting
relatives in New Orleans and Ba-
ton Rouge this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Thomson of
Moss Point are rejoicing over the
birth of a son, A. L. Jr., at the
Jackson County hospital, April
%, 1945.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04
PASCACOULA -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Henry Eustis. IL, has re-
turned from a visit of several
days with Mr.. Eustis in Birming-
ham, While Mrs. Eustis was
away her young son, Henry, III,
was in the care of Mr.. and Mrs,
Jim Innes at their residence on
Beach boulevard.
Mrs. L. B. Eustis has arrived
from New Orleans for a visit OF
about a week with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Henry Eustis, II, ll02
E. Tyler street.
Chief Warrant Officer r. II.
Watson, who is a radio electrician
in the United States Coast Guard
and Mrs. Watson and their chill
dren, Bobby and Earline of New
Orleans divided visits among Mr..
Watson's mother, Mrs. K. c. Wat
son and sisters, Mesdames Ethel
Gray and Joe Savage last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Jane Ros departed Tues
day afternoon for Laurel where
she joined Miss Victoria Flechas
in a journey to Washington, d. c..
After a stay of a few days in that
city Miss Ros will go ON to Guam
tico, Va, for a visit with Mrs.
John Leach. Mrs. Leach will be
remembered as the former Miss
Marie Westbrook. Miss Flechas
will return to Laurel after a visit
in Washington.
Mrs. T. r. Bacot and daughters,
Misses Lii Mae and Mabel, spent
Sunday in the home of Mrs. Ba-
cots son, C. l.. Bacot, having
come to be with Neil Bacot. who
was home from Great Lakes on a
leave of nine days. They re-
turned that evening TO their home
at Laurel. Mrs. P. J. Abney of
Bay Springs, Miss, was a guest in
the Bacot home from Thursday
until Sunday. Mrs. c. L. Bacot is
her daughter.
Mrs. John r. Watts and Miss
Bessie Perry are expected home
today from New Orleans where
they have been visiting since
Wednesday.
1t. Wallace Renfroe and his
bride, the former Miss Betty Lou
Drost, of Sulphur, La, have ar
rived for a visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Legare, 1910 Buena Vista street.
They have just returned from a
brief honeymoon in Texas fol-
lowing their wedding at the
brides home in Sulphur. Satur-
day, April %. After a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Legare. Ii.
and Mrs. Renfroe will depart for
Camp Lejeuhe, N. C., where they
will temporarily be located.
Mrs. F. B. Walker, Mrs. Arnold
Walker and Mrs. John Walker
have returned from visits to Pen
sacola and Jacksonville, Fla. They
were accompanied to Pascagoula
by Mrs. F. B. Walkers daughter.
Miss Helen, who is on the staff
of a hospital in Jacksonville and
who will spend her vacation at
home.
Mrs. T. j Castanera, who re-
turned home last Friday from
New Orleans, where she has been
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04

| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr and
daughters have returned to their
home in Springhill, La, after a
visit with relatives here and in
Lucedale, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Renfroe
were visitors to Hattiesburg,
Miss, Sunday.
Ensign Roy Eiler who has been
rerently transferred from Har-
ward University, Cambridge,
Mass, to the Naval Base in New
Orleans is spending a leave here
with Mrs. Eller and their daugh-
ter Margaret.
Mrs. John Chambers will join
Mrs. Chambers and their son
Keat here this week for a visit
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Fitzner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mcfarland
of Bay Springs, Miss, are guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. DeLashmet
returned Saturday from a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. DeLash-
met, Jr., in Baton Rouge, La.
Mrs. K. w Burnham, Mrs. Ella
Guthrie, Mrs. T. B. West, Mrs.
Hartwell McCollum and Mrs.
John Chambers were guests of
Mrs. I. Y. East for lunch at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzner
and children of Mobile were
guests Sunday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. R. F. Fitzner.
Miss Ina Thompson was a visi-
tor to Lumberton, Miss, this
week.
Mr.. Joe Beverly of Lucedale,
Miss, spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Miss Essie Beverly.
Mrs. L. K. Mcintosh, Mrs. T. K.
Swayze, Mrs. Eula Day and Mrs.
w. II. Nelson, Jr., were visitors to
Mobile last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Swigert
who have made their home in
this city for several months
moved last week to Paseagoula to
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aicklen
and daughter Jan, of New Or
leans visited Mrs. Aicklen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cunning
ham, Sunday. Mrs. Aieklen and
Jan remained for a visit of a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Raby and
son, Earl. Mr.. Chester Isham, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Isham and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Isham and
daughter Ann, were visitors to
Gulfport and Biloxi Sunday.
Miss Ina Thompson spent the
weel end in Foxworth. Miss.
where she attended a Women's
Society of Christian Service zone
meeting and was a guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. v. S. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mcfarland
Of Bay Springs, are visiting their
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Tull an
nounce the birth Of a daughter,
Dorothy Anne, at the Jackson
County Hospital, April Z, l945.
Dorothy Anne's maternal grand
parents are MI. and Mrs. A. B.
Graves of Jackson and her ma
ternal great grandmother is Mrs.
Lorena Petit of Monroe, La. She
is also fortunate in having as pa
ternal grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Tull of Jackson and as pa
ternal great grandmother, Mrs.
T. j. Bailey, also of Jackson. She
also has two brothers, Bill and
Jim Tull.
A recent guest in the home of
Mrs. Bailey Tull in Moss Point
was Mrs. Jimmie Tull of Jack
son, Miss.
T. A. Smith of Pascagoula who
is home on a short leave after
service in the Southwest Pacific
and Mrs. Smith and their young
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ruby Britt. Other guests in the
Britt home that day were w. P.
Britt of Pascagoula and his
daughter, Mrs. Hilda Girdner OF
Spanish Honduras, who is in the
States on a vacation but who re-
turns home next month. Mrs.
Britt has as house guest, Miss
Rosemary Cline of Staten Island,
N. Y.
Members of the senior class at
Moss Point High school will pre-
sent their annual class play next
Friday, MAY IL, in the school u
ditorium at 8 pm. A small adj
mission fee will be charged.
Miss Ella Macarthur was a Wis
itor to Mobile last Friday.
Mrs. N. P. Sparkman after q
visit with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. F. G.. Spann, Sr., returned to
her home in Chicago, Ill, last
Friday.
Miss Agnes Werner was a visi-
tor to Pensacola, Fla, for a few
days this week.
Mrs. D. P. Stevens of New Or
leans, spent several days this
week with her mother, Mrs. A. l..
Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. East, of
SpringhiIl. La, were recent Wis
itors here and were guests for
a few hours of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Summerville
returned to their home in Bias
trop, La, last Friday, after a Wis
it here.
Mrs. c. L. Turner spent Sun
day afternoon in Mobile with her
aunt Miss Hattie Mcleod in the
City Hospital. Miss Mcleod is
improving after her recent ac-
cident in Mobile.
Pfc. and Mrs. A. L. Thomson are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival Of a son at the Jackson
County hospital, Friday. April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Renfroe. Mrs.
Velma Hall. and Mrs. D. A. Bara-
ger spent last Thursday IN Mo
bile.