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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
Ceska matka
FRANK J. ROSNER:

Ceska hrouda. drahocenna, kofenim zdobena,
ochrankyni jej1, Vernon dobra, ceska zena;
vzacnou laskou zan1cena k rodine k vlasti,
usiluje O dobro jich, at v hofi ci slasti.
Ceska zena, cesky muz, pax pride d1te ceske
rodice jak stastni jsou vzdyt piece jest tax hezke.
Plamen v srdci,~v oc1ch vdeenost, tvorek tento maly
prokazuje city Jim jez zivot jemu dali.
Neha ceske zeny vroucf ditkem n~eustale,
starostlivost publ k cindm ku pfedu a dale,
s potesenfm seduje jak vzorne pokracuJe
Skolak, ktery zivotni BOZ prave nastupuJe.
Mnohdy Pride S OXEN cernvm, kabat rozedrany,
matka kare, vi vsak, re zocelf jj ty rany,
nekdy nejde ucen1 mu, RAIDS by chystal ryby,
stale kutf, vynaleza - cnosti ma chyby.
At trampoty, nebo slasti matce v~ysvetluje,
pvcha srdce plnf, take oko primhuTuje.
Kdyz mu patnact, nahla zmena, peclive Sc stroll,
tn matinka tusf, re v srdci mu neco roll.
Mlada laska tot ien iarni prehanka 81 myslf matt,
ktera dfvka chtela by il jinocha ted brati?
Zavolala vlast vsak k sluzbam synka jedlneho,
s bolnym srdcem loucila Sc, srdce vsak pevneho.
s hrdostf sleduje stale, jak 81 vsude vede,
kdvz ukoncf sluzbu svojf, nazpet k nj pTijede =
to uvfta reka zpet do luna mateTskeho,
oporou il Dude v start, domov Dude jeho.
Vychovala syna sobe nase ceska matt,
vSichni isme Sc naucii tohoto tez znati;
pracoyite ruce jej1, oci ustarane,
mnohdy p~osvetily Shy kradmo uronene.
Co lest slechetnejsi neil srdce jj1 zate,
ob9ti mnohe jez sneslo, ma cnosti bohate,
mateTske zasluhy veru t6zko ocenlti,
nebot tohk vzacnych skutk1 vykonala v z1.
cesk1 syn cesky otec, v 1cte chova zenu,
kterS zaklad domacnosti ceske tvofi jemu,
mako budiz pozehnana, ruce posvecene,
necht TIE S laskou, dfk1vzdan1m kazdy muz vzpomene
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
co JSTE KOLI JEDNOMU
Z NEJMENSfCH UCINILI

Zakladatel kresfanstv1 pro-
hlasil lasku k bl1zn1mu Ia nej-
vznesenejsf ideal lidskeho SOU
zitf a vyslovne df: "cozkoli jste
.iednomu z nejmensich mych u
chill, mne jste ucinili -" Ones
tisfce ba statisfce ceskosloven-
skych ditek We jmenu naseho
Mistra prosf o pomoc. Je mysli-
telne, re by Sc nasel nekdo me-
ri nami, kdo by odepfel pomoc
hladovicfm dftkam? Jiste, re
nikdo. Proto take Sdruzenl
Ceskoslovenskych SpolkG v Bal
timore s jistotou predpoklada,
re majova sbfrka k prvnimu
vyrocf prazske revoluce Dude
korunovana pronikavym uspe-
chem. Sberacf knfzky byly jiz
rozeslany vsem spolkGm We
Sdruzeni zastoupenym a jedno-
tlivci kterf by cht6li laskave
podniknouti sbirku mezi kraja-
ny, mohou sobe sberacf kn1zku
vyzvednouti up. Vaclava Pri-
muse, 4O3 N. Castle St. Ably
nebylo zadnych pochybnostl a
nedorozum6ni jak a kan sebra-
ny obnos odeslan, stujz zde jed
nohlasne usneseni vykonneho
vyboru Sdruzenl.
~ Sbfrka podniknuta Sdru-
zenfm je celonarodn1 a Sdruze-
ne Csl. Spolky ocekavajf, re ka
zdy krajana kazdy prltel Ces-
koslovenska die moznosti tuto
akci podpofi.
2.) Kan budou pen1ze "a
slany? Cely obnos Dude zaslan
Ceskoslovenskemu Cervenemu
Krfzi.
81 Kdy a jak budou penfze
zaslany? Nejdele do tydne pc
ukonGenf sbfrky ovefeny ban
kovnf SEX Dude leteckou postou
odeslan do Prahy.
A. Dostane Sc nekomu Cd
meny nebo proVise Ia vykona-
nou praci spojenou Sc sbirkou?
ABSOLUTNE NICEHO. Kazdy
KIDD niue vykona vse dobrovol-
ne a BEZPLATNE. A jmena
tech kteri ma sbirku pTispeli S
pripojenym obnosem peneznlm
budou postupn6 kvitovany v
TELEGRAPH"
Ia Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkG
j. M. V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
POFIREB.

6. kvetna zemrel starry
krajan vdovec p. Frank Yak,
948 N. Chapel ulice. Bylo mu
85 let. Narodil Sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku.
PohTeb konal sc We ctvrtek,
9. kvetna z domu smutku dc
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl
vypraven firmou Frank Cvach
a Syn. Nosici rakve bylo 5 sy.
nj q l yet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

l1cenf nasich herc1 byl nepfe-
k~onatelny umelec. Ohromnou
radost prozfval pc porazce Ne
mecka. V prosinci 1915 nahle
zemfel a byl zpopeln6n Green
mountu "a velk6 1casti kraja-
nj. Nyn1 dosel do Kolfna wac
ny a mily dar pro deti-sirotky
pc valecnych ob6tech v castce
1880 Kcs z Ameriky, prova-
zenym d~ojlmavym dopisem ma
seho krajana. Otiskujeme jej
v plnem znenf:
"Vazeny pane starosto a kra-
jane! P1Se Yam Kodak kolfn-
sky, ktery odjel v roce 1922 do
zeme Svobody, do zeme nesmr-
telneho velikana a upTfmneho
pf1tele Ceskoslovenska, Frank
lima Delano Roosevelta. Dovo-
luji 81 Yam psati v zalezitosti
sveho bratra Jaroslava Cihlafe,
ktery nahle zemrel "a. pfosince
1915 nasem meste Baltimore.
Mil bratr nesmirne miloval sve
rodne mesto Kolfn. Jeho prf-
buzni a pfatele, znajfce jeho
lasku, cht6li vhodnym zpnso-
benz uctlti jeho sv6tlou pamat-
ku! M1sto venc1 a kvetinovych
DART venovali pen1ze pro deti
sirotky pc valecnych obetech
mesta Kol1na n/Labem. Sbfrka
vynesla 275 dolarG, to je 1880
Kcs. PoveTil jsem sveho sva-
gra p. J. Formanka, ably Yam
dar predal. Petvrzenf O pTevze-
tt daru otisknu v TELEGRAPH.
Pfeji VaSemu mestu a menu
drahemu rodisti, ably sc bro
pozdravilo z krutych ran, We
valce utrp6nych, necht vzkveta
a SfT1 dobre jmeno a slavu Ko-
lima n/Labem. Yam a vsem
vernym Kol1nakGm mnoho bra
trskych pozdravd zasfla Anto-
min CihlaT, redaktor "Telegra-
flu" a spravce tiskarny."
, Americtf krajane kolinskym
sirotkHGm.
i V Baltimore zemTel HOLMAN
J. R. Cihlar.
: Vystrizek re Svobodneho Slova.
Kolin (rb) Kencem minu-
I leho roku, prave ma stedry We
l Ger. zemrel USA v Baltimore
| kollnsky Kodak J. R. Cihlaf, OBJ
: chodnfk, bratr Ant. Cihlafe, re-
daktora ceskeho baltimorskeho
: casopisu "Telegraf". Zesnuly
krajan pochazf re zname ko-
+; lfnske rodiny, jejfz zakladatel
! mel pred lety ma namestf velky
: kozisnicky a cepicarsky zavod.
-, We Spojenych Statech oba bra
til CihlaTove byli vyznamnymi
cleny cesk6 kolonie, horliv1 So
: kolov6 a "a poslednf valky byli
. ne1navnymi preparatory a pod
. ~porovateli ceske otazky. Zpra-
: va O nenadale Cihlarove smrti
: prekvapila vsechny baltimorske
: krajany, kteTi mem ztratili
Ijednoho re svych nejlepslch. K
uctenf jeho pamatky vybrali
!, prfbuzni a pratele penezn1 cast
ku, kterou Svagr zesnuleho kra-
LANA TOW. Formanek doplnil ma
Kcs a venoval il mfstnf-
mu narodn1mu vyboru v Kellne
S pranfm, ably byla pouzila ma
podporu sirotkG pc kol1nskych
obcanech, kteT1 byli "a valky u
muceni a popraven1 okupanty:
Oar americkych krajan1 je nej
3 lepsim uctenfm pamatky ze-
snuleho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
ORNAMENT.

Mattel tiskarny R & M.
Printing Co., Rudy F. Pafizek,
1888 Oliver st. nastoupil vojen-
skou sluzbu. Jest zaTazen do
Leteckeho Sboru V Amarillo.
Texas. Jeho bratr Milton Pa
rick vede nadale jeho tiskar-
SKY zavod a Dude hledet by u
spokojil vsechny zakazniky dc
navratu bratra Rudy F. Parfz-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
Konference " Baltimore.

We dnech IS. a Ia. kvetna
Dude Sc konati conference move
organizovane Marylandske Cd
becky: American Christian Pa
lestine Committee v Baltimore
Hotelu. Ma banketu promluv1
statnf pTedseda Marylandske
odbocky p. Sumner Welles, sta
tnf podsekretar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
SOkOlsky V6stn1k.

Dnesnf stat venujeme sokol-
skym Mammalian, ktere nam
vychovali nase zdatne a chra-
bre obrance vlasti, dale sokol-
.kam-maminkam, ktere chod1 do
cvicenf a udrzuji telocvicnou
cinnost a konecne maminkam,
kter6 pfivadejf sve dftky do cvi
cent.
Ia jejich velikou lasku k We
ci sokolske ma den maminek
Jim volame nase proste ale u
prfmne MA ZDAR!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
Cities of Ameria
baltimore"

Upozornujeme nase baltimor-
ske ctenaTe ma clanek Satur-
dav Evening Post re dine IL.
kv9tna pojednavajfcf O BALTI-
MORE. V tonic clanku z pera
George S. Perry najdete mno-
no zajfmavych veci. Cfslo jest
liz v prodejnach cd 8. kvetna.
Kupte 81 jedno pro VAST rodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
K 7 PAMATKY
JAROSLAVA
v KOLfNE n/LABEM.

Redaktor a spravce tiskarny
p. Antonfn Cihlar dostal cd
Mlstn1ho Narodn1ho Vyboru V
Kol1n6 n/Labem dopis a w
stfizky z tamn6jsfch novin, IT,
kaj1ci Sc penezitych DART sloze-
nych nasimi krajany k uctenf
svetle pamatky krajana Jaro-
slava CihlaTe.
MfSTNf NARODNf VYBOR
V KOLfNE.
II. dubna 1916.
Vazeny pane krajane!
S pocitem vdeku a narodn1
hrdosti prijal jsem Vas dopis z
81. 1nora t. r., ktery je novym
dukazem, re pouta lasky k Via
sti nen1 S to prervati ami d1ou-
holete odloucen1, ami vzdale-
most tisicG mil. Vase v6novani
bylo M1stn1m narodn1m vybo-
rem We schulz konane dine 9.
dubna 1916 prijato S velkym
povdekem a bylo mi ulozeno,
abych jmenem vseho obyvatel.
silva naseho mesta vysIovil
Yam i vsem krajanIm, kteTi Sc
sbirky z~ucastnili, nejvrelejsi di
ky S prosbou, abyste i nadale
byli pametlivi sve stare vlasti
valecnymi udalostmi tax krutt
postizene.
Vase sblrka, ktera vynesl;
l275 dolarG, nasich ~penez1cl
Kcs 1880, byla doplnena Va
sim svagrem, panem tovarnl
KEN Formankem, ma Kcs Is,
900. Tato castka byla rozde
lena die pTilozeneho seznaml
40 sirotkdm pc padlych neb'
umucenych obetech valky pt
Kcs 800 - a dvema nejchud
Sim pc Kcs 600. = Byli podele
nj jen ii nejpotTebn6js1. Dou
fam, re Sc tax stale We VaSicl
intenc1ch.
Pro Vasi informaci dovoluj
81 Yam pri teto pTflezitosti SIDE
lit We strucnosti smutnou stats
tiku germanskeho besnen1 v ma
Sem meste. V koncentracn1cl
taborech zahynulo rs nasicl
obcand, pTi kvetnov6 revoluc
IA obcand, pfi 1toc1ch spojene,
kych letadel prislo o zivot 81
obcann. Tyto vsechny obeti "a
nechaly celkem 81 sirotkG a pc
losirotk1.
Soucasne dovoluji 81 pfipojit
i diva vystfizky z casopisG "Ru
de Pravo" a "Svobodne Slovo''
kde byla. publikovana zprava
Vasem uslechtilem daru.
S ujisten1m, re pamatky Va
seho zesnuleho bratra, pana ia
roslava CihlaTe, Dude v Kolin
vzdy S 1ctou a vdekem vzpo
mfnano, podepisuji Sc Yam, va
zeny pane krajane, v dokonal
ucte
oddany
Ladislav VoleneC
predseda M1stn1ho Narodnlh
Vyboru v Kol1ne.
Seznam sirotkIG a polosirotkG
kteTi obdrzely penezity dar:
Break Boris
Epstein Vladimir a Josef
F%leischner Petr
Goldschmied Milan
HanuSOva Zdenka a Eva
Hammerschlag Petr a Lubo
Hladecek Karel a Helena
Hnykova Kamila a Mirosla'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

" Sobotu, IL. kvetna po-
Tada Rad Free State v Delnlc-
KEN Dome "Calico Dance"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

Stavky zavinily vice neza-
mestnanosti "a prvnf ctvrt to-
hoto roku nez "a cely minuly
rok, iak sc oznamuje z depart
mentu prace. Ma stavce bylo
100000 delnfkG a 81, 900
pracovnich dnG bylo ztraceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
Csl. spolecnost pro obnovu
Lidic.

Praha (CTK) = Csl. vlada
schvalila zakon, kterym Sc ri
zuje spolecnost pro obnovu La
die.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
r MA
CSL.

Slozeno V Telegraph:
p. Frank Melka $1.O0
p. Jos. H. Roslflek 200
p. Karel Kalas 200
p. a p1. Karel Sappe 500
p. Carl Sappe 500
p. a pf. Milton Sappe 500
pf. Camilla Skrickus 500
Pred zahajenfm sbfrky slo-
zeno ma csl. sirotky $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

SKEOlhU d POAOSAA ONNCA3
kteri obdrzely penezity dar:
Break Boris
Epstein Vladimir a Josef
Fleischner Petr
Goldschmied Milan
Hanusova Zdenka a Eva
Hammerschlag Petr a Lubos
Hladecek Karel a Helena
Hnykova Kamila a Miroslav
Janovsky Lubos a Josef
Jonas Petr a Jarmila
Ludv1kova Soma
Lukes Miroslav a Jaroslav
Matouskova Vlasta a Hama
MejstT1k Milan
Nevolova Ludmila
Novotna Libuse
Novotna Jaroslava a Jif1
Parkan Pavel
Pecka Jaroslav
PetTlk Karel
Petr1kova Sonia
Sorm Pavel
stola Josef, Jir1 a Marie
Valaskova Vlastimila
Vojtiskova Miroslava
Vyborny Jan
Vasatko
SOva
Bures Ladislav a Vlastimil
n.N.I NEo-o ToooF n To1~0C1o uo
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19
Lexington Is The
Place To Live"
Says Walter Smith

To The Lexington Advertiser: Will
you please allow space in your pap
er to say a few words about the
great deeds done for Holsey Smith
and his family by the good people of
Lexington, white and colored, lead
on by this big hearted man, Mr..
Norman Weathersby, a Christian
hearted gentleman. May I say as l
look on the sunny side of life, Lex
ington is the place to live. Deem
Der l3, 1916 when the good people
of Lexington came and looked on
Holsey who had lost both of his
legs, his house, household furnish
ings and two children. Sympathy
ran out and they came by large
numbers and restoring his needs.
A friend in need, is a friend indeed.
Lexington is the place to live. I was
born at Howard Station a few miles
West of Lexington September q,
1881, and at the age of three years l
moved to this community and here <
have lived every since and know
many good things about Lexington
and her surrounding communities
but above in my estimation the
above deeds shown excells all. Lex,
ington must be the place to live. In
1888 when a bill was pessed in the
Law House to amend the Charter
of the town of Lexington, l was
here, and grew to the age when the
old settlers of this great town help,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19
POWER g. LIGHT COMPANY 80. Helping Build Mississippi '

me to help myself but nothing has
been SO touching to me as the above
deeds. So Lexington, one of the gar,
den spots of the world is the place to
live. Among the hundreds. of good
deeds done and offered me that /
could not tell about in a whole day,
but may l say that one day my SON.
in-law had a cal wreck at West
Station and they phoned me at Lex
ington and / left out for West Stat
ion, stopped at Mr.. Catron's filling
station to get some gas and was tell
ing Mr.. Catron the happenings and
his reply to me without any request
was this. walter, when you get up
there, whatever you may need to
correct your part of the trouble, if
there be any, tell the Hand Broth
ers / said to let you have it and if
they doubt your statement call me-"
Now these words as well as other
good deeds of my good friends that
l could recall is stamped in my
memory forever. Please excuse my
signature but I want my friends to
know in person how l appreciate
what they did for Holsey Smith.
Therefore Lexington is the place to
live.
Respectfully yours,
WALTER SMITH
Lexington, Mississippi
Rt No. 3 Box Sc
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19
LOCAL NEWS

DR.. and Mrs. A.. M. Doty left Sun
day for Columbia, South Carolina to
spend the Christmas holidays with
their daughter, Mrs. John B. Greer
Jr., and Mrs. M. c. Frazer and fami-
lies.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

PRINTING: When you need print.
ing phone THE ADVERTISER. No
Job too lurge-No job too smull-
for us to hundle promptly. Phone
ll6 24-tf
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

Mrs. Paul Waldrop and Virginia
shopped in Jackson last Wednesday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

&~@ .
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howell have
arrived from their home in Florida
to spend the holidays with his moth
er and sister, Mrs. G.. B. Howell and
Mrs. Goldie Rogers.
Mrs. Edwin Beckman and son,
Edwin Norquist are expected Friday
from their home in Louisiana to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Norquist.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Bot are the
proud owners of a new DeSota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard Beall,
took Beth to Jackson last Wednes-
day, to see the Santa Claus parade.
Mrs. f. H. Shaddock and Mrs. Will
Wilson shopped in Jackson last Tues
day.
Mr.. j. r Watson was a business
visitor in Memphis Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

Mr.. ]. r Watson was a business
visitor in Memphis Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
CORRECTION

Due to a mechanical error, the
dates of the Joy Theater show
ings of Junior Miss" and What
Next, Corporal Hangover" were
transposed.
Instead of Thursday and Fri
day February Bird and 4th, for
the showing of Junior Miss"
the advertisement should read,
SUNDAY and Monday" February
Bird and 4th. The showing OF
What Next, Corporal Har-
grover should read Thursday
and Friday" instead of Sunday
and Monday" February 18th and
9th.
Junior Miss will be shown on
Sunday and Monday. February
3rd and Attn, and What Next,
Corporal Hargrove?," on Thurs
day and Friday, February 7th
and 9th. at the JOY Theater in
Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
Christening OF BobY
Daughter OF Mr.. And
Mrs. Joseph cGroth

The christening Of Teresa Bar
bara, baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph r. McGrath, took
place at the Our Lady of Victo-
ries church in Pascagoula. Janu-
AIRY q, at 3 O'clock in the after
noon with the Reverend p. j.
Carey performing the sacrament.
The sponsors we're the baby's
aunt, Mrs. f. M. Townsend of
Mobile, and Edward Barq of BIZ
loxi, a lifelong friend of Mrs.
McGrath who had arrived home
only a few hours before the chris
tening, after receiving his dis
charge from the service.
Following the service the en-
tire party repaired to the beach
where a late dinner was served
in the park pavilion.
Out-of-town guests besides the
sponsors, were Mr. Townsend and
small son of Mobile and Mr.. and
Mrs, f, (Baru and daughters,
Misses Dorothy and Beryl of BIZ
loxi,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01

The size of the average Amer
lean winter wheat farm has
doubled since 1910.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
MRS. BISHOP WINNER
AT CLUB

Miss Audrey Crook entertained
the Whistler Club in the home
of Mrs. j. F. Colley on Monday
evening.
Mrs. J. T. Bishop received the
high score prize and Miss Olive
Elkin the bingo prize.
An iced drink was served dur
ing the games and a delicious
salad course with not tea after
ward to Mesdames J. +. Bishop,
W. w. Jenkins, HartWell MeCol-
lum, T. *. Swayze, j. c. Avent,
and Misses Frances Brooks, Olive
Elkin and Jane Coulson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
Stute Gurden Cool
Pldns For Ample
Fresh Vegetables

The state garden goal this yeaf
is 5000 home gardens TO supply
fresh vegetables for the table ana
an ample amount for canning
storage and other uses. according
to X. H. Buckley, assistant exten.
sion horticulturist.
Nov is the time to prepare
your garden" Mr.. Buckley says
See that your garden is cleaned
out, bean and tomato stakes
tackled, grass and weeds raked
and burned.
Have two OF three wagon loads
Of good barnyard manure ready
to spread over the garden. This
amount may be used for each
garden one-tenth acre in size.
Work out your garden plan
as TO what to plant, where and
when to plant. After cleaning
out. fertilizing and blowing the
plot. a garden plan is the neXI
job.
Purchase seed and insecticide
supplies. Reports are that there
will be less seed Of 13 out of 70
common vegetables in l946, Get
your seed early.
"Other January garden jobs are
to repair your garden fence, pre-
pare hotbed for late January and
February planting, repair cold
frame, sharpen and oil garden
tools. locate commercial fertili-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
Rev. And Mrs. Ulmer
Luncheon Guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucof

Among the many social courte-
sizes that have been accorded the
Reverend and Mrs. H. w. Ulmer
during their stay in Paseagoula
was a luncheon at which Mr.. and
Mrs, f.. II. Baeot were host and
hostess at Longfellow House,
Tuesday of this week. Covers
were laid for the Reverend and
Mrs. Timer, the Reverend and
Mrs. j. +. Campbell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacot.
During the week that Mr.. I'll
mer has been conducting a school
of evangelism at the First Meth
odist church he and Mrs. Ulmer
have been the center of much en-
pertaining of a social nature.
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additional Legal Notices On
Pace 4, Section 3
CARDS OF THANKS
mn MEMoalAM

IN MEMoaiAM
In m of Rayford Brock who
gave his life in the service OF ouI
country. February 3, lg45.
These days are such happy ones
AS our boys who are overseas
Come back with such pride and Joy
These boys deserve plenty OF credit
For a duty so well performed
IN their sufferings over there.
1 rejoice with those mothers,
As they greet their darling boys.
But mingled are tears OF sorrow.
lie will stay. as Will lots of others,
Not near his home n loved ones,
But, ah. so far away.
But we have n consolation
His life for others.
Co we all might live and be free
So, Rayford, we will never
Forget You there.
In the DAYS. or the years to come.
But someday hope to meet you
In a greater and brighter home.
Written by Mrs. Charles A. South
ern, Jr., Rt. /, Pascagoula. at the
reouest of Mrs. Henry Becker in
memory of her o Ravford Brock.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr.. Harold Lynch has returned e.
his res.a rec at pal Resca de Ia Pal -
from the Hotel Dieu in New Orlean'
and wishes 70 thank many friends for
cards and flowers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
Jack Parsley Coming Home

From the Fleet Home Town
News Center at Chicago comes
the announcement that Jack
Michael Parsley, fireman first
class, 976 Telephone Road is re-
turning to the States aboard the
USS st Paul. flagship for the
Yangtse River Patrol forces,
The cruiser, which took final
part in the assaults on Japan BY
the 3rd fleet, left Shanghai, Jan.
7 and is expected to arrive at
San PEDRO late this month.
Fireman Parsley is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsley Of
Paseagoula.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
HOUSES FOR RENT

FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath. partly
furnished or unfurnished, immediate
possession. Phone 1855. Ia ltpd 81
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Curtis Holyfield On wilkes Barre

Curtis Holyfield, Jr.. fireman,
first class, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Holylield, GAG North
Willow street, Paseagoula. is serv-
ing on the USS Wilkes Barre, a
unit of the u. S. North China
Force at Jinsen, Korea, and Using.
tao, Taku and Chinwangtao,
China.
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g LOTS AND ACREAGE

LOTS FOR SALE so fl. by 155 IT, on
West John Ave, 2 blocks from Court
House, 3 blocks from Public School.
Mrs. E c. Beckham, Sr., 225 West
John Ave. City. 10 3tpd LIS
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In sad and loving memory Of my
beloved son, Sgt William X. Bragg,
who was killed in Luxembourg. Feb,
4, 1915.
We never knew the pain he bore.
We never saw him die.
We only know he was killed that day
And couldn't say good bye.
We often think of him.
When we are all alone.
For memory IS the only thing
That grief ran call its own.
Sadly missed by mother, Mrs. III.
Duck. brother. sister. and aunt.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01

In %paecetime, city dwelIers in
central Europe often kept lights
burning until after 10 o'clock in
the morning, and frequently
turned them on again as early as
2 p. m, because of the long, dark
winter nights.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01

c to supplement barnyard ma
nure, and locate gnsssce c. plants
i og pin % purchase plants
rather than grow your own"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01

Spaghetti originated in Chino
and vas produced in Europe
through Italy by Marco Polo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-11-02

THAT OLE BIRD THAT carrys
in his bill that little heart warming
and family cementing bundle left