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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

with general service rates (center
photo). He visited some All naval
esta ablishments stretching across
the Pacific. In Hawaii he talked
with Negro radiomen handling fleet
communications, men who work on
the docks and those who man small
craft tphotos on left In San Pedro
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

III GREEN. the buas queen, OF the top ranking
~ Diuebird and Decca recording artists who on her
initial zprrarance IN New York played the popularly
felnentsd Blue Angel nitery. She vas held over for
efx wesk4 and since that time has been sensational
Inxing star. The star debuts with Her lis Rythmas-
&AG&-plAying key southern cities commencing Octo-
n0r 7e-Scsng on location at the celebrated Willie
DAEie hot" spot ~ Miami. Florida. for ten days
nroatA Sftsr Dlaying the Deep South Lil VIII lead
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
8eneotfttner febre1t mad
Nomte GaTtno 3nrild

Ser 3eitfdrift utSbe &anen ste,
bietp" bonn ct. 8enebiet's &lofter TT
gltcbiion, Sans, a,tfolge, lit etne In-
5abl Der 8enebitttnermon6e bon
Monte goiiino in ibr &loiter, oas am
is, Sebruar 1914 aerItort tpuroe,
5uriideefebrt, UNI Die oorttgen
56dse, iotpeit ite nod niat fortge'
ileppt ober 5eritort tpuroen, gu ret
ten. 0ie Mon6e boffen, ooB tpenigitens
Die foitboren 4ltdre nod unberiebrt
unter oen S6utt gefun6en peroen
oirften. Ser Mbrige Seil oer idper-
beimgeiu6ten &loiterfamilie bat Sb'
6o6 in ser. Ndbe bon gaHtno ge'
funoen. Sbidon a,ed bieies unter benz
@rieee S6ooen erlttten bat, lit oo6
Elm Sell oesielben nod betuobnbar.
8or Der Sano reparieren Die Mon6e
Die @ebGu6e> 10 6aB oortieIb1t Die
eanae &ommunitdt it6 bereinigen
miro, big oas &loiter Monte gaifino
tpieoer bon neltem erlteben miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
0sittnOdj, ben 4. april 1915

|oas gBriItentum in eans europa aais-
gebreitet unb 6ie 9t1nft itt1b 8iiien-
Idaft gepHegt, Die gegentpdrtig m
europa bon bnrbarii9en Soroen ner-
breitet miro"
,Die fotboIiide &ir9e Io0ft oteie
ipi9tigen 8robleme, 1to rna6t tei1ten
l1nteri9ieH 5tpiiden Der lofalen
MiIfionst6tigteit unb ibrer Sdtigfeit
in Staaten uno in al.sldnoiiden Wdi.
ftonen. -"
Dr. Sones pries oen ieeensrei6en
@inf1ub Der eroBen Seiligen Der fa'
tboCiiden Stride in Der gergangenbeit
un6 tpies namentIid bin auf ben bl.
@uenitinus unb ben 81. Sran5iifus
bon aiiift, bon oenen eriterer it6 bur6
ieine eroBe @elebriamfeit uno 1ebterer
our6 feline erbabene Jr0mmtgfeit ii6
aus5eicbnete.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
21QuQd nllA allen GlaH

5oloat miibte ft6 nit elmer Boiaune
ab, Elm on6erer nit Der 8aBgeige, Elm
oritter blies oie &larinette utt6 er>
5ielte penigitens Die 8irtung a1s Oh
tleine gliidli6e &in0er auf einem 81
falator zines 8arenbauies ouf uno
nieoeri riauiten. Neben ibn blies Elm
5oloat our Melie uno ben 3opfens
1trei6.
9ie 9ari iteller tparteten 11idt oas
glroe oieier Olbertiire ab, ion6ern
langen uno iobelten, mas ibnen ge'
rdoe einfiel, bom lebten 8oogie> $500
gle big ,,Stpeet GSeline''. Siegfrieb
iang Saint 2ouis 8lues".
gor Ser Oper bolten 0elttide Srm,>
en- NIT ibren 4riigen 8aiier aus elmer
5erbro6enen 2eitl1ng un6 muBten 3D.
BEL &eibe 1teben. sic borten gebannt
gu, dls ibnen Die @obenmlitf Der
Mmerifoner ans Grommelfen f9lug.
0ie 8oritellung bauerte ungefdbr
5tpet Stunoen r1tb bat SEN Solbaten
mebr SpaB gema6t als Die fd0nite
uSO-S6au. gls Die 9unfe1beit be>
reinbrad, 1p11r6en bic &oititme tpieoer
abgelegt, Damn CAB es nod 8ein, uno
Ole Soloaten rubten fir Die geadt bon
ibren groBen Nnit itrengungen in ben
SdlafIteaen aus, bic borber bon
beuti6en Soloaten benubt tpor6en
maren. sic batten, Die @affen an
Ser 5eite, einen geIunoen S6laf. 9ie
glomnerei tpar borbei. Sim folgen0e1e
Wtorgen muBten Tie 5u Der aIten &uf'
gobe, 3u totem uno 9efangen 3u neb.
men, 5uriidfebren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

98ie Die Office of 9efenie Erans>
portotion befanntgibt, ftn6 i'm Snter>
eiie ser 8ebebungen bon unnotigen
Observation-Disclosures 6rei tpeitere
Eagungen ubgeiagt tporoen, mo6urd
Die @eiomt5abI ser i'm Sabre 1914
aus 0teIem @runoe abgeblaienen 60
gungen auf 1873 ge1tiegen lit. Ser 81.
reftor ser SDE, OberIt Sobnion,
meiit oarauf bin, 0aB Die patriotiide
&an6lungslpeiie Der betreffenoen Or
ganiiutionen lebr onauerfennen lit,
bislang aber berbaltnismaBig biel au
tpenige Sagungen abgeiagt tporoen
iin6. No6 immer tperoen biel 81 btele
Gagungen abgebalten ODER geplant,
obmobl - bon Ser Iagen1einitberla-
flung bes nationalen 8erfebrsiDitems
abgeieben - au6 Die Eagungsteilneb.
mer ielbit am eigenen 2eibe bic 1eber.
fiille in 3iigen un6 Sotels au ipiiren
befomme1t. - S8.S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
Yrotettantti6es 1trtetl
iiber bic tatbolti6e
Stride

@s lit erfrii6en6 feltiteaen gu ton-
nen 6oB es auBer ben 5ablrei6en pro-
teitontii6en Nreoigern, Die an Der
fatbolii6en @irde nidts @utes ent-
oeden f0nnen un6 nur @iigen un6
8erleumoungen gegen ite auSitreuen
nob aufribtiee pabrbeitslieben6e,
oorurteilsfreie Broteltanten gibt, ipie
g. g. 0r. 8roaous SSones, Paitor
Der Sirit 8apttIt gbur6 in &aletgb,
81. 6. Derielbe befiirtportete uno aps
probierte in elmer 0isfufton iiber
oaS Tbema Contributions Catholics
Sobe Mabe to &eligion" 6as 8orgeben
ais ieinen peri0nGiden 8ertreter beim
Brdlibent &oo1ebelts, Wpron EaDlor
beim 8atifan 51t unterbalten.
,JDte fatbolii6e Stride" erflGrte
Or. Sones, ubat fat INNER cine Dtdb'
tige &oIle in europGii6en Nngelegens
beiten geipielt un6 ipielt fte beute
nod. 9oB Ser Papit ni6t MIR Elm res
ligi0ler 6ifbrer lit, lonoern au6 ols
5taatsmann it6 betatigen muB, lit es
fir uns bon groBen 8i6tigfeit, in re-
reger 8orbinoung nit ibn 81 iteben,
I'M @uropa tpieoer ununooeln 5u bel>
fen"
uSn mobl orga1ttlierter @efie
itebt Die tafboliI9e Sierarcbie nit
ieoem Bfarrer in 8erbinoung, tpas Der
fatbolil6en Stride cine groBe Mutori-
tm ber1eibt in Der gelt. Sc tpdre au
tpiiniden, baB bic proteitantii6en 9e-
nominationen in gr0Berer ginbeit ner-
bunoen tp6ren."
Dr. SSones benerfte 6a5u, es iei
nidt feline Gbii6t, cine organii ii6e Ser.
einigung proteitantii6er @ir6en au
befiinporten, aber er betonte, es iollte
Elm Broeramm anfgeitelt tperben f0r-
men, nod &pel6er NIT beret11ten
Saarddften cine reltgioie Mttipit6t er-
m0gli6 tperoen fonnte."
,>@s muB Der fatbolif6en Stride
3um groBen 8erbienit angere9net per.
ben, 6aB iie aur 3eit 6es Mittelalters
bic 8ibel l1no uiiieni6aft1i9en
Werfe fir bic foIgenoen @enerationen
gerettet bat, als bie 2antpe Der Ste
lieion uno 6es 5tn6iums in ben
aablreiden Aloitern guropas brann.
te."
,Die romii6-fatboIiide aird)e bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
&outtidbe &orfean1tg
atterttanti6er Soloa>
ten lit her G0ltte1
Oper

~F<%
9ie MfIo5. 8reiie beri6tet eine tolle
8or1tellung omerifanil@er Soloaten
in oer bon ibnen turS 5l1oor erooer'
ten Stoot &0ln. Die amerifon119en
Golbaten, 10 er5dblt oer 8ertdter'
ftotter gaben in oem nod gut er@
boltenen @olner Spernbauie Elm TO-
miI6e gortenung, itber tpel6e 1td
OPi6uro @ogner 1pie oas Nab elmer
9toulette inn @rabe berumgeorebt ba~
ben muB. 9lls ite in bic bon ben
@omben aertriinmerte SnouItrteltaot
eingeorltngen tporen, mablte itb etne
aompognie Die Oper gum gea9tquar'
tier, utto mas fir cine Ra9t lit oorans
ge4por0en!
8omben botten bic 2ogen uno bic
@ibe i'm 8orfett, in tpel6en fritber
Opernliebbaber groBe SGnger uno
5angerinnen geb0rt tpuroen, in Stiide
aeril1en. uber Der 8iibne flaffte Elm
groBes God i'm Da9 lno iiberall lagen
uerro1tete 0rGbte ber1m, ober Die
nteiIten NnfleioerGume tparen ber-
f6ont geb1ieben, oesglei6en Der &aum
oes 9ireftors fotpie bic 9lnfleioe'
rGunte uno oie &oItitmfammern.
geeugierig it0berten Die 5olooten
bur6 olle &6ume, un6 in einem fan"
oen fte on bic bun0ert &oltiime, in
einem apeiten an Die 60 Wuitfin'
1trumente, in eirtem oritten M1lifers
l1niformen, uno in einem oierten ges
mug 8eriiden, bic fir etnen gan5en
Snoianeritnmm ousgereidt bGtten.
,J2oBt uns cine 8oriteuung ge"
BEN, rief elmer aus, un0 oomit tpur'
De Die erlte amerifanti9e Sper in
9oIn ins 2eben gerufen. 8erldtr1uBte,
nitoe Soloaten, bic nod Dor elmer
Stun6e auf Die Deuti6en gefeuert bot
ten, raiten na9 oen &dumen un6
legten Die pbantditeboalten &oitiime
an Die iie finoen fonnten. Das 8ilo
fab Damn tpie Elm So 1tii1nbau an Der
8oDerD aus.
.j@ir batten ieoen Stang, oom 90
miraI bis gu einem 8uriden nit
elmer 4olafenmiise, Die tpenigitens
einen SUB bod mar, iagte Der COL
bat Sad &obertion bon 2egen, ga.
9a NOR gomeo un6 cine sSu1ie nit
einem 8ruitumfane tpie Elm 6ab. 9ie
Saare bingen ibr lang nod born ber'
a1nter itatt na9 binten, ano iie iab
aus tpie Der ipil6e Mann i'm 3irfus,
Der bret Sabre nidt bein 8arbier
eetueien tit.
Sen oeufi6en &eloen Sieefrieb
fpielte ein fdntddtiges &erl6en mil
fpinoeloiirren 8etnen, uno feline
9riinbiLoe, bic bon einem Waurer ge.
mint lpuroe, true einen Stoppelbart.
Dieie 0ougbbop+Oper bate feline
ri6tiggebenoen Saenen uno Mfte,
io11oern tpr6s tpie l1tfraut. Ser @or.
ri6or Der Anfleioerdume tpar oie
8ifbne, tro babei tpaarbe Die ga1rse
3eit auf z Rlabieren getron,melt. Gin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
Yapf Ytus oer 3ip6lfte
nber bic &eltlntrti6aftS>
frage

InIGBli6 zines @nppfanges meb.
rerer Mitglieoer Bel Dem urldngit in
@om tagenoen Arbeiterfongreifes er'
flGrte Der Sl. 8ater, Die 3eit fir
cine Neuor6n11ng Der prooltftiben
&rGfte oes 8olfes lei gefommen, bic
oas @emeinintereife iiber bic Snteref'
len IotpobI Der Mrbetter tpie 6es &api"
tals ltellen tperoe. @olleftibe Qbma6~
ungen atpiiden Mrbeitern uno Inter"
nebmern> Die le6igli6 unter Dem &C.
it6tsputft Der SntereIien Der betoen
Barteien eetroffen spitroen, ieien ,,fei'
ne fable @runolage Der geieui6aft-
li9en Or6nune'', oa ite Die @efabr
elmer @usbea1tung 6ur6 BEN einen
ooer anoeren Sell in it6 i6loiien.
8on Der ,,So5ioIifterung" iaete Der
Bapit, fte iei nur Damn gere9tferttgt,
tpenn ite oas eirt8ige berfiigbare Mit'
tel our Iusi6altung tptrfi9aftltder
OdBitdn6e bil6e ODER tpenn 11ur aaf
oieIe @eiie Der ,j8ergeuoung Der Bro"
oufttbfrGft fte zines 2anoes" borgebeugt
iper6en fonne. Selbit cine geredtfer'
tigt So3ialiiterungs 4MaBnabn1e n1iiile
in6elien bon S6o6losbaltung Der @rt-
eigneten begleitet iein.
0ie 9emofrattiterung Der @irt-
idaft Deroe, fllbr Der 8ap1t fort,
ebenio tpobl 6ur6 oen @irti9nfts.
oespotismus elmer ,JNffunrulotion
unperionli6en Brioattapitals" tpie
our6 oie Weo9t elmer organifterten
Maiie gefabroet, Die ft6 iiber 6as
@eredtigfeitsgebot uno bic Iegitin1en
ansprit6e anoerer bintpegiese. 9ie
3eit fir yleere Wraien" lei boritber,
fubf oas &irdenoberbaupt fort; ollie
Eetlnebmer 6es Brobuftionsproaeiies
miiBten iib 6ur6- bobere @en1eirt~
i6aftsinterefen eeburuoen fiblen. &ae
miibten iie es als lire &fli9t BE-
tra6ten, auf itabiler @ruruolase fiir
bas angen1eine @obI at arbeiten uno
ben 8eoiirfniiien Der @eiammbeit gu
otenen.
Die nun in oer 8il6ung beeriffe-
men neuen arbeiterberbdnbe rrtiiiien
|it6 na6 ben 4uffaliungen, Die Der
8apft enttuidelte, auf gertretung lno
8erteibigrng ber 4rbeiter BEL Som
|tra1tperDanolungen bei1r1nfen uno
|fid) odbor bitten, ,,oas Redt au beam
|fprnhen, iiber Die rein getpertiddft-
li6en 5unftionen binaus beliebig iiber
Die arbeiteridaft al berfiigen. tuie
oas anbersDo gpfdebe, oa bies oie @e-
fdbr elmer Menoer,,,pg ober 3eritSrlu1g
bes ga1t5en @etDerfib baftsspeiens mid
lfid bringen miiffe."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

9lm /. Gebruar befan6en it6, tpie
6as &riegsoepartment beridtete, 359,-
248 &riegsgefangene in ben Ser.
Staaten, ndrnli6 305,867 Deuti9e,
5O,561 sstaliener uno 1920 ssapaner.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
@ie aus 6er 8atifan9toot berthtet

gSie aus ber 8atifanftaot beri9tet
miro, bat Bapit 8ius Ser 3tp6lfte
Braltoent &ooiebel cine bollitGnoige
Samlun1ne bon 8riefmarfen bes ~8a-
tifans eeianot, Die ieit 8eginn bes
batifaniIden Roitomtes ausgegeben
tpurben. Ser Brdiioent ertpioerte 90.
rauf nit einem perionliden Danf.
idreiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

Die 2iigen iino Elm boier Samen
aus oem ME quite Srii9te famen.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-08-30
UPA Roundup
Some Tires Released

Some Tires Released
Farmers needing implement tires
for their farm equipment were re-
minded yesterday by the Holmes
County War Price and Rationing
Board that they could now buy them
without a purchase certificate.
Following its previously announc-
ed policy of removing controls on
articles at the earliest possible mo-
ment, OPA has taken farm imple-
ment and industrial type tires off
the ration list, he said.
Truck and passenger tires remain
under rationing, he pointed out.
Ample supplies of tractor tires
are on hand to meet the require
ments, and so there is no longer any
need to keep them under rationing",
he declared.
"In making this announcement, l
want to take occasion to thank the
farmers of Holmes county for their
splendid spirit of cooperation dur
ing the period when these tires were
scarce. BY taking r of their indi-
vidual tires and having them check
ed regularly, they have contributed
materially to our national rubber
conservation program, he said.
Sugar: Sugar Stamp No. So good
for 5 lbs, expires August 81; Sugar
Stamp No. 38 becomes good Sept. l,
expires December 81.
Rent: The services and furniture
provided with a dwelling unit must
not be decreased without an order
from the Rent Director-after petit
ton by the landlord. Decreases must
be reported within ten days where
vacant units are rerented.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-08-30
"LE/$ MLZ
HER XANCv

And being christened, this plaything-
of no earthly use for winning a war
becomes precious to Sergeant Williams
and his Mary Lou.
Precious to her as q gift from her
Daddy, home only yesterday from q
place called Europe.
Precious to him for the memory Of
adoring eyes that will follow him in 80
days across 5000 miles of blue Pacific.
We have a fatherly interest in that
doll, ourselves. The Illinois Central
brought her to town. She came As ont
of many pieces of freight classified un-
Economically as merchandise"
Last year we handled 8o2 ,462 carloads
of merchandise" and miscellaneous"
freight, ranging all the way from steel
castings and canned goods to baby rattles.
If you'll look in the windows and on
the shelves of your local stores, you'll
see many things the Illinois Central
brings to your community.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-08-30
Rationing News

Meats and Fats: red Stamps-Q2,
RI, 50, To, w, now valid, expire
August 81; w, W., X2, w, 70, now
valid, expire September 80; Al, B1,
CT, Dl, Ell, now valid, expire Oc-
tober 81; FL, Gil, HI, il, XII, now
valid, expire November 80; Ii, MI,
nj, P1, Oh, become valid September
/, expires Dec. 81.
Shoes: Airplane Stamps Nos. /, 2,
3, 4, now good.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-08-30
iEGALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Administrators Notice to Credit
ors of Leo Tindall, Deceased.
Letters of administration with the
will annexed having been granted
on the 26th day of July, l945, by the
Chancery Court of Holmes County,
Mississippi, to the undersigned upon
the estate of Leo Tindall, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate to
present the same to the clerk of said
Court for probate and registration
according to law within six months
from this date, or they will be for
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-08-30
l9-4tnp

LOST: One white plastic purse con-
tanning gas books, car keys and
bill folder containing twenty-one
dollars. If finder will return per-
sonal belongings the money may
be kept. The purse was lost in or
near the Ritz Cafe. Please notify
Mr.. Ed Lavendar, Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-08-30
LEGAlS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 7157 Letters of administration
having been granted on the goth
day of August, l945, by the Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County, Miss,
to the undersigned upon the estate
of Mrs. Lura Lee Hyde, Deceased.
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate to
present the same to the Clerk of
said Court for probate and registra-
ton according to law within six
months from this date, or they will
be forever barred.
This the 10th day of August, I945.
W. B. HYDE, Executor.
l9-4tnp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

An Indian settlement was To-
Gated on the site of Tucson,
Ariz., as early as 1899.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
ALLOY Sewing,
Knitting Sessions
AT Red Cross

An all-day session of sewing,
cutting and knitting with picnic
lunch at noon has been instigat-
ed at the headquarters of the
Jackson County chapter of the
Red Cross in Pascagoula. Work
ers meet each Wednesday from
3 am. to 5 pm, or whatever pc
Rod of time they can stay, under
the direction of Mrs. d. B. Clay
ton, head of the cutting and lew
ing activities and Miss Bessie
Perry. chairman of the knitting
group.
Flannel pajamas and summer
bath robes are being made at
present by those sewing and
sweaters and other articles are
engaging the knitters Those
persons who do not know how
to sew, cut or knit will receive
instruction. Both Mrs. Clayton
and Miss Perry have issued a
call for additional workers. Each
woman is requested to bring her
own sandwiches for lunch and
cold drinks are available at the
rooms.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

d. Johnson and Mrs. Norris Hol-
der; collards, Mrs. S. H. John
son: beets, Mrs. S. H. Johnson
and Mrs. Tom Baria; parsley,
Mrs. S. II. johnson and Mrs. w.
d. Johnson; cucumbers, Mrs.
Warren Afford, Mrs. Will John
son; tomatoes, Mrs. Sophie Muir
ply, Mrs. c. c. Baria; butter
beans, Mrs, Bernard Baria and
Mrs. Lamar Baria; okra, Mrs.
Lamar Baria, Mrs. Edgar Baria;
! pole beans, Mrs. Tom Baria and
Mrs. Warren Afford; bunch
beans, Mrs. Edgar Baria. Mrs.
Tom Baria; radishes. Mrs. John
Holder, Mrs. John Baria; pep
pers, bell, Mrs. S. H. and Mrs.
w. D. johnson; peppers, hot,
Mrs. Pat Ware and Mrs. w. d.
Holder.
In the flower division, hydran-
geas, Mrs Edgar Baria, Mrs,
Tom Baria; petunias, Mrs. War
rem Afford, Mrs. Ted Baria; ros-
es, Mrs. Tom Baria; zinnias, Mrs.
Bob Mixson, Mrs. Edgar Baria;
best arrangement, best minia-
ture, Mrs. Edgar Baria.
Dresses: best child's sack dress,
Mrs. Edgar Baria.
All Club Exhibit
Prizes awarded in the All
Club exhibits we're as follows:
vegetable display, Helen Baria,
Lenna Baria and Delloweese Ba-
ria; tomatoes, ripe, Lenna Baria,
Delloweese Baria; tomatoes,
green, Helen Baria: beets. Lenna
Baria, Delloweese Baria; okra,
Lenna and Helen Baria; butter
beans, Helen and Lenna Baria;
field peas, Helen and Lenna Ba-
ria; Irish potatoes, Helen and
Lenna Baria; carrots, Delloweese
Baria; corn. Helen Baria; string
beans. peppers, cucumhers, Hell
en- Baria.
All Clover Girls
Awards in the All Clover Leaf
group were made for the follow
ing: apron, Annette Baria and
Mary Swinson; embroidered ar
ticle, Annette Baria and Mary
Swinton; dish toweb Mary john
son and Annette Baria; potted
plant, Mary Swinson; sewing
box, Mary Swinson; and vegetar
BILE display, Mary Elizabeth
Johnson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
:Baria Club Holds
Annual Vegetable
And Flower Show

Members of the Baria Home
Demonstration club staged their
annual vegetable and flower ex-
ahibit and dress revue last Friday
afternoon and evening.
Ice cream, sandwiches and
punch were sold throughout the
sevening for the benefit of the
community house fund.
Prizes of SOC and Csc were
awarded those whose exhibits
won first and second places.
Miss Ruth Cain, county home
demonstration agent, acted as
Judge.
Awards were made to the fol-
lowing: Irish potatoes, first, Mrs.
IS. H. Johnson, second, Mrs. Ed
gar Baria; onions, Mrs. S. H.
johnson, Mrs. Tom Baria; tur-
snips, Mrs. S. H. Johnosn and Mrs.
Tom Baria; corn, Mrs. w. D..
johnson, Mrs. Warren Afford;
peas, Mrs. Lamar Baria and Mrs.
w. D. Johnson; carrots, Mrs. W.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Womon's Auditory
To American Legion
Elects Officers

AT q meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the American Legion
at the home of Mrs. ]. S. Pittman,
500 N. Pascagoula street, Pascal
gonla, Thursday evening of last
week at 8 O'Clock, the election OF
officers was an important part
of the program.
1t resulted in the present Off
GERS being unanimously reflect
ed to head the auxiliary for an
other year.
They are Mrs. E. A. Mason,
president; Mrs. Joe Cole, vice.
president; Mrs. +. X. Green, sec
rotary; Mrs. j. S. Pittman, treas
urer; Mrs. John o. Grant, ST.,
honorary chaplain; Mrs. Fred
Sward, chaplain; Mrs. r. L, Vice,
sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. 7. l.,
Cobb, historian.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Rev. ]. L. Bromley To
Revival AT
P~oscugoulo Church

Revival services win be held
at the Watts Memorial Baptist
church in ,Pascagoula, beginning
Sunday. June "a, and continuing
through Friday, June 20. The
Rev. J. L. Brantley, pastor of
the church, will conduct the SER
vices, which win be held at 10
o'clock each morning and 8 each
evening.
Music will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. j. c. Mcleod, church
musical director. Special music
will be provided by the all girl
choir and the mixed choir, both
composed of SO voices. Soloists
will also be featured at several
of the services, Rev. Brantley
announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Escafawpa

Mrs. Lundy Williams honored
her small daughter, Marlene
with a party on June IS in cele-
bration of her fifth birthday
Those present were Vida and
Wanda Barnes, Pat Hurt, Gloria
Bennett, Beverly and Judy Rob
erts, Estelle Crane, Vernon Golf,
Sonny and Anne Hanna, Ruth
Ward, Jackie Allen, Della Rob-
erts, Marie Hanson, Aida Ray,
Alice Faye Warren and Lula
Ann Brudy. After several games
were played ice cream and cake
were served to the guests.
Mrs. John j. Entrekin has re-
turned home after spending two
weeks visiting her daughter and
son-in-law in Collins, Miss, and
her son and family in Hatties-
burg.
The Escatawpa Baptist church
completed a successful daily va
cation Bible school last week
with a weekly average of 10 pu-
pills. Instructors in the classes
were Mesdames George Oliver,
Flossie Cunningham, Don Oliver,
Bill McNeese, Hubert Hurt, Ben
Broome, Ed Roper and Miss Flo
"a Carter.
Mrs. Clyde Breeland has re-
turned home after being in the
city hospital at Mobile for sew
eral days.
Sally Rabby is spending two
weeks in Rock Brook, Miss,
where she is attending a Girl
Reserve conference for Moss
Point High school.
The Rev. D. M. Campbell and
son, Ray, were business visitors
to Mobile last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Nelson and
daughter, Janice, spent Wednes-
day in Mobile.
Mrs. B. N. Tynes and children