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Mrx. YrOnne BailIod, WAC Captain,
Speaks IA WOnian's Club Tomorrow

came a citizen of the United
States. FL W
Her husband, also a Swiss, came
from La chaux de Ponds. They
settled in Florida but when the
war broke out, Mrs. Baillod join
ed the wACS. Her first assign
ment was as recruiting officer in
Tampa. where she remained 20
months. Going overs, her inter.
esting work as interpreter began.
She was assigned the ticklish Job
of interpreting" the American CT
10 the civilian French, acting as
liaison officer and diplomat and
general 'fixer-upper".
II is a privilege for the Woman's
Club to present a woman who has
SO ably served her country.
The president, Mrs. Dan Ma
varro. requests that all boar
members attend the regular meet
ina al the clubhouse tonight at 8
o'clock.
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-Four Key Westers
Get Macy Release

The following Key Weste2s
were among the Florida residents
recently released from the Naval
Service at the Separation Center
in Jacksonville.
Edward A. Ramirez, carpenters
mate, third class, 1909 Margare:
street.
Lewis j, Wolcott, Jr., seaman
first class, $40 Louisa street.
EveEo j.. Hernandez, yeoman
first class, 522 Petronia street.
|. Joseph, A. Cooper, stewards
mate, first class, 1913 Terry Lane.
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Social Calendar

MONDAY
"Blithe Spirit, 800 pm, Barn
Theater, Duval Street.
X X X
TUESDAY
Woman's Club, Woman's Club
house, 400 pm.
Poinciana Pre-School PIT. A y,
800 pm, at the School.
X X X
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Cluo,
Whitehead and United SITS,
800 pm.
X 4 X
THURSDAY
Sewing Committee, Key West
Hospital, 200 pm.
X X X
FRIDAY
Girl Scouts, Troop 4, st. Paul's
Parish Hall, 400 pm.
Fashion Show, Jr.-Sr. High
School Auditorium.
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He'd Cross Representatives
From Key Vest At State Meet

AA<& representative attending
tsm mnshlt msseting q the Flo
$50 49, coaaa Camp and Elos-
$50 tesnell "a Pair Beach nc.
ssnflE @sss Ms Ellen Donovan.
fleia ufUctu "a ms q. y. Naval
@NsaaA MFn Anita Lacarva.
h#ea fs<reaiion worker az the
hasai ana kifs Opal Van Dcur-
sem ~NeeutlNe secretary Of the
ai hFa Cfnss chapter.
TAs Flolsia Fast Coast Camp
msa1 ti.mgsitai Cuumcli ~ q very
aEf1FN asksusEstinu and has been
NNFF NNNNgwsls wlth is contribu-
tsama - thR h,eal hospital. Since
fse fsFe4 az tae year the Council
has aena over zoe vlctrola rec
ma2 haa Furnished slip-covers
So Mai csc fsgFnsture in enc recrea.
asaEm haif aent . large lace ban
saat Nialh. ems dozen luncheon
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/ (a) BELLS" (b) Budding Flow
.erS"-Alice Marie Knowles.
! 'Arioso" (HandeD - Catherine
ESymonette, violin.
-ab Part Two
Tripping Along" Sylvia
Knowles.
Playing indians" Claw
son.
ave Maria" (Franz Peter Schu
berD.Cleora Roberts, vocalist.
"Serenade" (Franz Peter Schu
bert)-Barbara Delgado.
'Three Themes from Schubert"
.-Dorene Clawson.
(a) "Andante from the Sym
phony in c" (Schubert) and (b)
Theme from the A-Minor Cor
certo by Grieg"-Billy Roberts.
prelude in C-Sharp Minor
Charles Roberts.
"Minuet" from the Concerto in
F (Handel)-Catherine Symonette,
violin. :
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ln lhe sm s*tfy woman's
49, tFns o. thotiahis ~ new
a1sFe ana "a huge fashion show
49, tken nlanned d. reveal the
Nafv Aairsf in wumans attire
Eke akum b. spunsorcd by TIE
~ - nasn Moihera Of the
EN a and Wili bc held on
Etufssfaf sad Fridsy nights. April
ESQ enc 8fh. in thr High School
Aaslsaaluu ussBgs viii b. open
60 "a Ha pm add thu show be-
Mas az 90 pm
k&afet haHr hrcn selected from
h ahfaal students. and Navy
@ises afu aisn participating.
Fatsfr ~ the evening will be
ai.s hghaal naftg Miss Faye Rob
sffs mNi 49, ths bride. with Myrt-
am# Catas. D.. 49, her escort.
3 5Fsnsaltis wiil b. the Misses
0a Aurxctn Dywis Cruz and
- fsfNrf. eacaFfexi b. Forest AZ
g. 8Frman CeFezo and Robert
Gees Tile nnans for the we'd
HnN an b. from Pcarluun's
h&NleiinN fuF Rubin Appel Will
- ffla Mlssea Joan Porter. SIS
Az Conrhlta Norcla. Dolly
Gmmaf. anl Rte aialsman.
- shr starss ~ Fashion. Tire
sfasusa DsrFuthV Dsanean, Fac Der
eal8f Thnima ncglcr. Nancy Phil
hfm end feiiy Lord and Mesdan'es
Gaeiif biulief and Sharleen Con-
nssa wgil 40 thc modelling.
Representing Charles Aronovitz
nriasis enc Misses Joan Lord. Ann
Megsans 1oan LanieF. Nellie R5-
nasaFfra. Gloria Accvedo and
gaffasriue AymnnettC.
carl hlasseil has as has mod is
e. kllssss FiuTVnee Russell, Es-
ts8a mniNmao. Katy Roberts, May
ssmnces end Harriet Russell.
Taan heaehComters outfits VIII
a. uaFu ~ me Misses Loretta
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Your Lodge Meets

Fern Chapter, OES, End and 4th
Fridays of each month, $50
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Pocahontas Lodge, LIST and 3rd
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm, Red Mems
Hall.
Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon
days, 7:30 pm, Knights of
Pythias Hall.
Rebekah, LIST and 3rd Fridays, 1880
pm. Golden Eagle Hall.
Key West Lodge Number 1G3.
Knights of Pythias. Meets every
Friday night at Knights of
Pythias Hall, Fleming Street.
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Legion Group
Meets Tonight

The regular monthly meeting
of Voiture 728, 40 and 8, Ameri-
can Legion, will be held at the
Key West Yacht Club this even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Election of officers for the COM
ing year will be held at this ses-
sion. The dinner will be prepared
under the direction of Voyageurs
A. G.. Bliesener, and Fred Mar
vii
Chef de Caro- Horace O'Bryant
requests the attendance of all
members.
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TR ksy Wmt Neusan's Club
80 haad ~ regular inserting at
- slslaNs sAifSaVai street 4 o
aekmk tsNMsfaN aftNrnoun.
has hf the meetlng will be
49, Nstnue nalliud. formerly a
saraan H tiw WAt'S and who
Nfea - iatefpgUtef ai the HEAD
4iaEaFa - fsenefai Lord m
A 49, "A fhn timn IL thc German
N# sallsfitn.
49, fmahn1 Wall speak touioF-
So an fise stirring scenes atten-
8mss e. feN Surrender Ia which
MGF FaftlFi naiNd
ne mas barn lea Bienne. Sw.s-
@eMmt mhsge IA ls the normal
Aaa 81 81 Children 30 be bi-
mMat Bfae iemFmnd French and
tifman fsai ~ az THIS was soon
1ms8 ~ distractions IN Eng
A afa & ass in ie21 that she
a4ms8 80 AnFfaca and IN time be-
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS.
know America)

Agnes Repplier of Philadelphia,
famed essayist, born there, 80
years ago.
U. S. Senator George A. Wilson
of Iowa, born at Menlo, Ia, 81
years ago.
Maj. Gen. Terry Allen, retired,
veteran of the lite war, born 90
years ago.
J(ulius) David Stern of Phila-
delphia, newspaper publisher,
born there, so years ago
William Benton, assistant sec
rotary of state, born.
DR.. Alexander G.. Ruthven, the
president of University of Mich
gan, born Hull, Iowa, "a years
ago.
Linton Wells, author broadcast
er, born Louisville, KY, SO Yeas
ago.
David A. Crawford, president,
Pullman Co., born St. Louis, 81
years ago. ,5~ . ::
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Pythian Sisters
Meet Tonight

A Memorial Service will be
held by Key West Temple No.
20, Pythian Sisters, at their regu~
lar meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will be held IN
the Knights of Pythias Hall, 728
Fleming street, with Mrs. 1rede
Adams, Most Excellent Chief, pre-
siding.
3 Visiting Knights or Ladies ~
the city are col daily invited to
attend. q
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|Jaycees Will
| Sponsor Scouts
ACTION TAKEN AT MEETING
CONDUCTED ON WE'D
NEsDAY
+, BY W. J. MoEHRKE

In answer to a request of local
scout officials, who stressed the
crying need for more scout units
to take care of the ever increas-
ing number of boys that want
scouting, the Key West Junior
Chamber of Commerce at its reg
ular weekly meeting Wednesday,
voted unanimously to sponsor a
scout troop.
Joe Pinder volunteered to act
as scoutmaster with the follow
ing as troop committee: Charles
Smith, chairman; Paul Mesa, Jr.,
Ralph Faraldo, DR.. Hayes, and
Fred Edwards.
These men will meet in the
next few days to complete organi-
rational plans. The Key West
Jaycees have always had an act
i've youth welfare committee, and
this committee, during the past
eight years, has almost always
given most of its time and efforts
to the local scout movement. At
the present time, including the
above six, it has, sixteen mem
bers occupying some position or
othersin local scouting! f2l f#H
Another topic, tthat twas dis
cussed. at this meeting was the
recent Policeman's Ball, and al
though all of the reports aren't
in as yet, the results SO far in
dictate, that this will be the most
successful dance, that has ever
been held in Key West.
The building committee report
ed that in the immediate future
work will be started on the new
clubhouse.
The publicity com mitt e e
brought up the topic of trying to
have a Key West booth in the
convention headquarters of the
National Junior Chamber of
Commences Annual Convention,
which will be held June 24-29 in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Charles
Smith, Kermit Levin, and Charles
Wardlow, were named to work
with the. club secretary in inves-
tigatihg the possibilities of same.
| The Divisio n a l Committee,
which was recentlyEorganized to-
handle all local colored boy
scouting, held its first board of
review for the benefit of the
scouts in troop SO, last night in
the recreation center of Fort
Village. Samual Kelly was chair
man and he was assisted by Brice
Hutchings, and Willie Sawyer. 1
The following boys successfully
passed their second class tests:
Otis Thurston, Hilton Williams,
THEODORE Carey, Peter Pijuay,
Gilbett Gonzalez, Ralph. Welters,
Darnell Dorset, Joseph Thomp-
son.
Those completing their first
class requirements were: Daniel
Adams, George Demeritt, John
Devone, Glenwood Manuel, Solo
mon Scott and George Sears.
Because of the extremely large
number of merit badge applicants
the committee decided to hold
a special board of review on
April 9th for the sole purpose of !
reviewing these applications.
Interest in colored scouting is
increasing just as fast as the in
teresting white scouting. To take
care of this demand one new
troop has been organized, with
another one being organized at
this time with plans for at least
one other unit in the near future.l
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TAKES DETOUR

COOTIE the louise. who has been
crawling to Key West for about
a week now from Fl. Lauderdale
and expects to arrive here around
the middle of April when he will
spring a surprise. takes little de-
tour. He has just hit Miami and
considers a short stay there of
benefit to himself. Everything
there is just up his alley. he says.
Incidentally. his letter to Pelican
Bill caused a flutter in the peli.
can rookery at the mangroves off
the Boulevard.
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tee 10 attend she festival a. 1855
guest II ths CitS
Win Governs Msii8fs hesf
well. she will reiFace tie fuatF -
the parade uhtgh sta tf@sNAsa a#
queen uf thr fsstFai HNNN thsa
quarter 81 e cen1uFs aN8
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Girl Scout Leaders
Meet Tonight

Girl Scout leaders and assistant
leaders are asked to be at a meet
ing tonight at 1880 o'clock at St.
Paups Parish Hall, according 10
Girl Scout leaders.
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PATRICIA'S
NOTEBOOK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

JOE ALLEN will leave this
afternoon to go to Jacksonville to
be discharged from the Naval
service. Joe's principal work in
the Navy has been in public rela-
tions, continuance of his work
in the newspaper field as bust
ness manager of The Key West
Citizen. Joe spent time on Okizt
nawa during the war and one of
his most narrowing experiences
was delivering "a message to COM
mander- through a camp in the
dark of@night@when sentries had
been given orders to shoot first
and ask questions afterwards as
al precaution against Jap infiltra-
ton. e3$ssRE
X X X " e" /
JOE TORANO, son of Mrs. EVA
WARNER GIBSON, is billed
right up with the top ones at
Latin American Club on Miami
Beach. Joe I understand handles
nearly every instrument in
Cuban rumba band himself all at
just about one time. Mrs. Eva
Warner Gibson is a we'll known
singer in Key West and has a
lovely voice.
4 X X
Took a very fine cruise with
TTMMY AND FRANCIS WOODS
over the weekend leaving about
Saturday at noon. Included in
the party were the weedie wee
and husband. MThe weedie wee
had a great time in her crib
which was locked in between two
hunks in the after cabin. Tommy
and frames Woods are two
mighty fine boat companions and
fine fishermen. The food as pre-
pared by Mrs. Woods was de-
licious and twice so with the
fresh sea breezes popping up ap-
petites. We struck a spot just be-
fore dark with an outgoing tide
on a bar at the mouth of Jew
fish Channel and hauled in snap
per as fast as we could handle
them. The bar had many strange
sea fans and coral lodges over it.
X X X
Notice the number of FAMILY
REUNIONS lately. 1t is a fine
thing to get together after the
war is over with the sons and
daughters back from service and
have a swell time.
r X r
l have been laughing for some
time at the very splendid pro-
files caricatures LIEUTENANT
DEDMAN has been making Of
the Officers OF the Naval Air
Station. In this weeks issue
Commander Carl w. Rooney,
USN, comes in for his share of
ribbing. This Florida boys skill
is made to appear like a mountain
peak, with thin lips and ap-
preaching double chin and broad
eyes with bushy eyebrows. The
cartoons apepar in the Propeli-
can.
X X r
Mrs. MARIE GRIFFIN Of
Hobbs, New Mexico, has arr wed
here for a visit with family and
friends in the city, with her son,
CHUCK, and sister-in-law, Miss |
LEE GRIFFIN.
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EASTER BRIDE
BY DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Edites

ONCE more the wedding bond OF GFondmohers auY y
" back the picture and 1916 brides won't their rings m an
beautiful
No more the circle OF diamonds standard eeu
nlent trip Now both ewerY deasgnasa na
American girls themselves showing daring originality -
DESIGNING their wedding rings Muny individually denkam@a
being used. with increased Of palndlmm 80
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BOY ron azxDosALm

A boy was bsfu o. M7s Ns@
ard Mcdonald i6&is Wlssasa -
al 1890 Pm SatuFsaF
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Author Of the
Week
BY w. c. ROGERS

AP NeWsfeatureS
carson McCULLERS' third
" novel. THE Member of the
Wedding" is the story of cir.
on the dizzy edge of becoming Il
young woman.
The, scene is a small Georgia
town.
Only %, living now in Nyack,
N. Y, with her husband, the au-
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speaker from Archer's Radio Shop
will both be used.
Master of ceremonies will be
Uncle Dan from Station WKWF.
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A hes waM naan M@tA tAN ai
has am 81 Mfa nasia Aases
Of 60 fmnctana fsiags. M2s &c.
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Subscribe TO The Citizen-25t
weekly.
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CARSON McCULLERS
thor herself was born in Georgia.
She belongs with that southern
school of writer's, such as Thomas
Wolfe, who seem to prove that eX-
cellence in their chosen work may
develop even more readily in
semi-rural area than in the thick
ly populated, metropolitan North.
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Mrs. MARIE GRIFFIN Of
Hobbs, New Mexico, has arr wed
here for a visit with family and
friends in the city, with her son,
CHUCK, and sister-in-law, Miss
LEE GRIFFIN.
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VanCleave

The many friends of Mrs. w M.
Breeland and daughters, Frances,
welcome them home after two
weeks. The former has been a
patient in the Lake Shore hospital
in New Orleans, and the latter Wis
iting relatives in Gulfport. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Breel DIS brother and sister-in-
", Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moore.
Surprise visitors in the Ray
Ravens tome Sunday we're Mrs.
Haven : childhood friend and hus-
band, MI. and Mrs. w. F. Bridges
Of Noxapater, Miss. They were
accompanied by their two daugh-
ters and sons-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Frasier and daughter, Kay,
Of Guifport, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Travis Farris of Noxapater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vertis Ramsay
and sor, Stewart, and Mr.. O. v.
Street Of Pascagoula were Satur-
day visitors of Mrs. N. w. Ram
say.
Miss Katherine WILSON, spent
the weekend at home with her
family and friends.
Mrs. Bertha w. Carter has re-
turned from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Ruble, in
Georgetown, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hawley and
son, Wayne. of Moss Point and
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blidge was plaved.

where bridge was played.
Iced beverages and cookies
were served by the hostess duriug
the afternoon At the conclusion
of the games prizes We're award
ed to Mrs. Martin Hendricks
high score, Mrs. j. II. Nation, sec
ond high; Mrs. c. l.. Davis, ST.,
low score and Mrs. Claude Ryan,
consolation.
Those present were Mesdames
Mallou. Hendriehs. Davis, Ryan,
p. w. Cox, Sr.. Nose Blanchard
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and Dell Miller of New orleans.
POI EXPEDITION

Honolulu-AP-Poi, the pasty
white food ground from taro
root and loved BY Hawaiians, is
hard to get these days.
One woman hired a taxi to the
other side of the island where
she bought 81 worth of poi. Taxi
fare-including SO waiting time
wh'le she stood in line-was
S25.a 90.
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pAscAeouLA cHRoMc1E-srAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

Of services. Special music was
rendered during the week by tl
male quartet of the First Baptist
church of Pascagoula.
Friends n sorry to learn OF
the illness of Mrs. Grady Patrick.
Mrs. Patrick was taken to the
hospital in Mobile SATURDAY, and
her friends wish her a speedy re
covery.
The Rev. and Mrs. l.. s. Polk
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500 CLUB HAS MEETING

Members Of the 500 Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Ben Scholtes on Wash
ington avenue. Hanging baskets
Of ivy and a variety of summer
flowers decorated the sun porch
and daughter returned TO their
home in Jackson Friday night.
Mr. Polk was the guest minister
during the Baptist revival.
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NActif- NcAt fiottftS Al viz AaSt'he
of Mr.. and Mrs. L P. Hawlev or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Smith and
children of Mobile were weekend
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. N. E. Taconi and
son, Edward, were visitors 10 ST.
Martin and Pascagoula over the
weekend.
Mrs Louise Faulk from the
Bonnie Chapel neighborhood was
a visitor in Vancleave Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Breeland and
daughter, Miss Wilma Clyde
Breeland. were visitors here on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Alexandei
visited relatives in Ramsay
Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tew visited
in MeLain on Wednesday.
Charles Ryals, Mrs. Katherine
Ladnier and little daughter. Ann,
were visitors in V~ancleave the
first of the week.
N. c. Everett, the newly elect
ed principal of the Vancleave
school, vas here on business We'd
nesday.
The many friends of Wheeler
Fletcher of Biloxi are sorry to
learn that he is still in the hos
pital there as the result of a brok-
en- leg,
The Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Wal
ters visited in Moselle, Miss,
last Thursday.
Mrs Benny Walker had the mis-
fortune of falling and breaking
her leg in two places on Thurs
day, Her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis left
Saturday for Dennison, Texas,
where they will visit their son
and family, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Leo Davis.
MI. and Mrs. Phil Davis and
daughter of Fountainbleau were
visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Davis.
MI. and Mrs. Charlie Ware and
little daughter, Cannon Dee, ware
weekend visitsors to the Rev. and
Mrs. w. j. walters.
Houston Rouse and Norman
Rouse were visitors in Vancleave
on Sunday.
10 Ann Hawley visited in the
home of her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Hawley, on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Barrett, Miss
Naomi Woodman, and Keith Cher
mack Of Gulfport visited in the
H. T. Woodman home on Sunday.
HarrH Buffers mother return
ed to her home in Texas on Mon
day.
Clifton Dees returned to Mem
phis Friday for further treat
ment. He was accompanied by
his father and sister, C. l.. and
Miss Betty Dees.
Rowenie and Joe Allen Burton
of Gu,fport are visiting their
grandparents. the Rev. and Mrs.
W. j. Walters.
Mrs. B, E. Ellis spent the week
end with home folks. She re.
turned to Mobile Monday for fur
Their treatment.
Miss Annabelle Neshomb re-
turned to her home in Grand Bay,
Ala, Saturday after a weeks Wis
it in the H. T. Woodman home.
The revival at the Vancleave
Baptist church closed Friday
night and was declared a sue
cess. Sixteen persons were added
to the church during the series
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The name used in medical re-
ports for the black or ship rat is
rattus rattus rattus.
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
AFRAID SHE WOULD
LOSE HER HUSBAND

~ was so cranky all the time
hardly spoke q civil word to my
husband. | was all blown up with
gas and couldn't eat right. | had
dizzy spells-no energy at all.
Then I got a bottle of Pru-lax and
all this trouble left. BY bowels are
regular and my husband Is happy
again." writes Mrs. Grace Osborn
of lS43 Devon Rd., Upper Airing
ton. Ohio.
This wonderful new herb medi.
cine contains Cascara and SIENNA,
and II you are bloated with gas
heartburn = indigestion = vertigo
(dizziness)-elogged bowels lack
of energy = slnggishness due 10
constipation. then do as Mrs. Us.
born does. Use Pru-lax and yan
will he astonisled at the results.
Caution: Use I.ru lax only as d.
rected. Nancy back II not delight.
ed with results.
GET PRU-LAx TODAY
PALACE PHARMACY
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
PLAZA DRUG STORE
VILLAGE DRUG STORE
Pascagoula. Miss.
BURNHAM DRUG STORE
Moss Point. Miss.
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Skin Sufferers!
Stop Scratchingl = Try TIN

Stop S~cratchingl - lry ihs
ptstress af ugly pimpIes. rashes,
itching. burning skin disorders re-
sulting from external irritations
can often be quickly relieved py
Get n small bottle of Moones
Emerald oil at the nearest drug
store, Use as directed for 10 DAYS.
Satisfaction g~uarantecd or money
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
That Costs You No More
Today Than it Did
90 YEARS AGO

Although your cost of living has steadily in
creased, here is one thing-an important thing
in your lfe-that actually costs you no more
today than it did twenty years ago. It's your
t%elephonel
This record of low cost performance, in these
times of rising prices, is enough alone to stand
out like a beacon in the night.
In addition the service has greatly expanded
and as more telephones have been added the
relative cost of the user has steadily declined.
Today you can reach many more people by tefe-
~phone-the better to serve your needs for bust
ness or personal use.
This r~ecord-which stands out as an achieve
ment-is becoming more and more difficult to
maintain as the costs of everything going into
the furnishing of telephone service continue to
rise.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CoEPaH
INeoRPoRATID