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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. gS70

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Richard K Wood
You arc summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson In said State, on the Second
Monday of June A. D.. 1916, to de-
fend suit No g57O In said Court of
Katherine Wood, a minor. by Mrs.
verna Presley, next friend, wherein
YOU are a defendant. and Wherein
Complainant seeks d divorce and res
toratipn of her maiden name. IS fully
set out In bill ON file,
This % day of March "A, d. Ia49.
tseaD FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk. chanccry Court,
jackson County, mississippi.
~ a 10 IA 10 10 t
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A OF MISSISSIPPI
OFFICE OF
~CECRETARX Of STATE

I Walker Wood, Secretary of State.
do certify that the Charter of IncorpoT-
alton hereto attached entitled the
Charter of Incorporation of THE PAS.
CAGOULA-MOSS POINT BUS LINE
INC. was pursuant to the provisions
of Title n. Code of Mississippi OF
1912. Recorded In the Records Of In.
corporations in this Office Book No.
46-a7. Page II.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State Of Mississippi here.
unto affixed. this 9th day of April.
fo46
fss,an WALKER WOOD.
Secretary OF State.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
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City Clerk.
A OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY or JACKSON.

City Clerk.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY or JACKSON.
CITY OF MOSS POINT.
l. w. C.. Stewart. Clerk of the CITY
of Moss Point. Mississippi. do certify
that the above and foregoing Ordf-
lance No. 1913, was duly adopted at
a regular meeting OF the Mayor ana
Board of Aldermen of the CITY of
Moss Point. Mississippi held on the
End. day of April, 1915.
This the sth DAY Of April 1875.
II 4-lz City Clerk.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. $3.50
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
To Margaret Elizabeth Courtney,
A Minor
1887 North 18th Street
Memphis. Tennessee
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chaneery Court of the County
Of Jackson IN said State. on the Sec
ond Monday of June A. D. 1916. to
defend sui No. 95aa in said Cour of
Edgar Courtney VS. Margaret Eliza
beth Courtney. a Minor wherein YOU
sre a defendant, and wherein Com
plainant seeks q divorce as fully set
out in bill on file.
This 8 day of April A. D, 1916.
tSean FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk. Chancery Court.
Jackson County, MieSissiDpf.
Bv VERTTS G.. RAMSAY, u. &.
II 4-l2. 10. n. So
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Legal Notices


Notice is hereby given that sealed
jackson County School Boafd up TO
Friday, April s. 1896 at 0 "A. M, for
the zRie of one school bus body
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NoN-REsIDENr NOTICE

NO. UtNH FH HHF=HWH ~ -
THE STATE OF MISsIsSIPPIa NIX
To Benjamin p. Walker. Jr.,
1900 Tulane Avenue.
Orkiu DISCRIMINATING Co.
New Orleans, Ia. fand
Benjamin p. Walker. Jr.,
co Mrs. Mamie Lois walker,
t48 Parkway Drive, N. e., III
Atlanta. Ca.
You arc summoned to appear before
the Chanccry Court of the County OF
jackson in said State. nm the second
kfondax of Iune AID. fp46, to defcnd
suit No. 1910 in said Court Of Mrs,
Marguerite Krcbs Walker wherein you
arc a defendant. and wherein Com
pIalnant seeks a divorce and custody
of minor child as fully set out In bill
on file.
This LIST day of April A. D., 1916.
tSeaD FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. chancery Court.
jackson County Mississippi,
BY VERrIS G. RAMSAYsn C.
AZ Ale ~. 10 %
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Point, botf bonded and floating. for
ell Including ali bonds au-
{ thorized but not sold and delivered,
and including all bonds for the issu-
ance % which any. proceedings have
been instituted. and are now pending
or in contemplation thereof. to ex-
coed 15W OF the assessed value of the
taxable property within said City;
NOW. THEREFORE,, DC 4 resolved
by the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
OF the City Of Moss Point that:
men do hereby declare their inten-
ton to issue bonds Of the City of
Moss Point in an amount not TO ex-
coed $40. 900 90 for the purpose of ex-
tending water mains on the following
wit: Shlpyerd Street tWeems Street
70 Beafdslee Street): Morris Street
fMcInnis Avenue to Denny Street,:
Denny Street main Street to Morris
Street,, Mcintosh Street lBeardslee
Street TO Hodge StreetDt Hodge street
fDantzler Street to Mcintosh street,.
Magnolia Street Barnett Street 10
Myers Street)i Barnett Street fGrif-
fin Street TO Magnolia Street,: Myers
Street Magnolia Street to Bowen
street,. East Street Main Street 10
Street to a.ri Easi s sD~en i Bayou ff 7
Main Street 10 Bowen Street; Church
Street Barnett Street 20 BeIview
Street.: Couch Street fShipyard Street
to Dantzler Street, and installing wa
ter meters; and general improvements
and repairs to city water works sys-
tenn.
2; The Mayor and Board OF Alder
men Of the city of Moss Point intend
To and viii issue said bonds OF Tues
day, the 18th of MAY. 1916, at a reg
ular meeting at the City Hall in Moss
Point. at 7 O'Clock PM, unless 20%s
OF the qualified electors of the City
of Moss Point files a written protest
against the. Issuance of said bonds
on or before said date.
8: Copy Of this Resolution be pub
lished In the Chronicle Star and The
Moss Point Advertiser. a newspaper
having a general circulation in said
City for at least three weeks prior
to said date.
On motion TO adopt the above Res
olutiOn, being duly seconded. a vote
was taken thereon In which w L..
Allen, r.. fl Perkins. n. l.. Head. r.
G.. Spann, Jr. and j. +. Colley voted
In favor of passing said Resolution
and zone voting against passage of
said Resolution.
The Mayor declared said Resolution
duly and constitutionaliy adopted.
Approved this the 2nd day of April,
1916.
Attest: y G. WOOD.
w. @. STEWART Mayor.
City Clerk.
n Ala. 10, 20, SO
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NO. tnHl
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Alex A~rgerakis
2s23 -i4th Street. NV. Apt 2i9.
Washington. ID. C..
You are summoned TO appear before
the Chancery Court of the County
of Jackson in said State. on the See
onu Monday of June A. d., 1916, 10
defend suit No ebai in said Court OF
Lucille WillouRhby Argerakis wherein
you are a defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks a divorce as fully
set out in bill on file
This End day of April A. p. 1876.
Clerk. Chancery Court.
Jackson County. mississippi.
BY VERTIS q. RAMSAY. D. c.
It as. u. 10. "a
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
Whereas, on June 23nd, 1g45, J.. G.
TUCKER ana wife. MRS. j, c. TUCK
Err. executed and delivered 10 the
undersigned Ruby King. trustee. and
b. d. Spsnn. Beneficiary; a deed OF
trust dated 22nd dav OF June, l045,
Book 20. at pages 3I6-378. in the rec
ords of Deeds of Trust IN jackson
County. Mississippi, and
Whereas, the Indebtedness secured
by said Deed of Trust has not beer
paid and default has been made ii
Deed of Trust and the Beneficiary ha
requested the undersigned to fore
close said Deed of Trust
Now, therefore, !. Ruby King. trus
tee, under the provision of and b,
virtue of authority conferred upor
me in said Deed OF Trust, will on thu
26th day OF April. 1896. Friday, offe
for sale and sell at public cutlery foi
cash 10 the highest and best bidder
at the North front door of the Jack
son County Courthouse at P~ascagoula
Mississippi. during legal hours. the
following described real estate. to
wit.
The West 2l0 feet of Lot 4 of the
Alexander-McKay Tract. as showf
by plat recorded in Surveyors rec.
ord book No. l. at page 81. in the
office OF the Chancery Clerk o.
Jackson County. Mississippi, except
ing therefrom. however, the South
10 feet of said strip whieh hes here
tofofe been reserved by the Grantot
for road. All of said property bcint
situated in Claim Section is. Town.
ship 7 South. Range 6 West, Jack
son County. Mississippi.
Published and posted this the Enc
day of April, 1916
RUBY KING. Trustee.
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NoN-nEsTpENT NOTICE

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Clois Mae Graham.
ZIG Miilinoton Street,
Winfield. Kansas
You are summoned TO appear before
the Chancary Court of the County of
Jackson in said State. on the SECOND
Monday of June A. d., lo46. to defend
suit No. 95B3 in said Court of John
OfNeil Graham wherein you are a de-
PENDANT. and wherein Complainant
on file.
This End dav of April A. D. 1910.
tSeall FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. Chancery Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi. !.
BY VERTTS q RAMSAY. ID. C..
at As. IL. 10. rs
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LEAGUE
STANDINGS
For the week ending April,
5, 1916
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
Woman Ninety Sweors
It Keeps Her Alive

Il was all stuffed up-full of gas
and bloat-couldn't get my bowels
to work." says Miss Hanna Diet
rich of st. Louis, Mo-, in a recent
letter. Couldn't eat thing and
would sit and wonder if my time
had come. Then l tried Pru-lax.
Now ! feel years younger, can eat
anything ! want and my bowels are
regular again."
This wonderful new herb medi-
cine contains Cascara and SIENNA. If
you are bloated with gas-heart-
burn-indigestion - vertigo (dizzi-
ness) - clogged bowels = lack of
energy-sluggishness Of mind or
body, due to constipation, then do
as Miss Dietrich does. Use Pru-lax
and you will be astonished at the
results. Caution: Use Pru-lax only as
directed. Money back if not delight
ed with result.
GET PRU-LAX TODAY
HOWELL & HEGGIE DRUG co.
Dufant
COWSERT'S DRUG STORE
Goodman
WEST DRUG CO.
West
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

and tops or tin cans Immediately
and buy or order supplies well in
advance of the time they will be
used.
3. Secure and use steam pressure
cooker for processing all vegetables
except tomatoes, and have pressure
gauge checked to insure proper tenn
perature within the Gamer.
4. Use latest scientific methods
when preparing fruits and vege-
tables for freezing in home or
community plant
S. Stretch limited sugar supplies
to put up the greatest amount OF
fruit.
d. Provide adequate storage facili-
ties for root crops, fruits and home
canned foods.
z. Get 1uu nutritional returns ana
help prevent spoiiage by preserving
frulls and vegetables strictly fresh.
Home Coming Supplies
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

Sugar. Supplies are still short.
Spare ration stamp number 9 is now
good for pounds of sugar for home
canning and can be used through
October 81. Wait to buy this sugar
until you need it then use it only
for canning Only one additional
stamp for home canning sugar will
be issued this year. The total sugar
ration for home canning will not
be more than 10 pounds person.
So make every bit of canning sugar
count.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
Enriched Grits Souffle
/ cup cooked enriched grits
| Il n,,n milf (h0fl

Enriched Grits Souffls
cup cooked enriched grits
u cup milk (hot)
" teaspoon salt
Dash Of paprika
8 eggs, beaten separately
Beat together cold enriched grits
and hot milk until smooth. Add salt
and paprika. Stir in beaten egg
yolks, fold in stiffly beaten egg
whites. Cheese may be added 1t de-
sired. Pour in creased baking dish.
Bake in moderate oven (35O degrees)
80 minutes. Serve at once.
The month of May is one of the
best gardening months of the year.
All gardening activities should 60
full speed ahead this month-plant-
ing, cultivating, thinning, pruning,
stalking, the use of fertilizer, spray
ing or busting for pest control and
harvesting.
During May, II garden favorites
can be planted. Check this list care
, fully to be sure you're not overlook
ing anything. Plant in May: Pole
snapbeans, bush and pole lima beans,
sweet corn, tomato, eggplant and
pepper plants, squash, cucumber,
New Zealand spinach, okra, crowder
and blackeye peas, edible soybeans,
cantaloupe, watermelons, and sweet
potato plants.
You can keep your garden in pro-
duction much longer if you make
several paintings of certain vege-
tables. During May and June plan
to make at least two paintings OF
pole snapbeans, pole lima beans,
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THE DURANT NEWS

am. to 4 pm.
All singers and the public are cor
daily invited to attend. Lunch viii
be served to all singers.
G. c. STAKEY, Chmn.
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sweet corn "A would be better, to-
matoes, crowder and blackeye peas,
cantaloupe and watermelon.
Tomatoes should be pruned to two
stems and staked this month. Place
5 foot stake in the row inches
from each plant. Tie plant loosely
at foot intervals, starting IL inches
from ground, with soft Irvine or torn
strips Of cloth. Usually three or four
ties are necessary.
Weed 'em and reap" is a good
motto for home gardeners. Frequent
light cultivation and hoeings are
necessary to keep down the weeds.
Weeds sap both plant food and
water from the soil. A productive
garden is one FIRE Of weeds.
Suve Gordon and Orchard Foods
Along with Victory Gardeners,
home and community Gamers must
do their share to increase food sup
plies at home to fight famine over
seas.
Not only canning, but freezing,
storing and other food saving meth
DDS must be part of the nationwide
drive to preserve and conserve
perishable garden and orchard pro-
ducts.
The committee on Conservation
and use of Food for Home, Com
munity and Family Relief at the Nat
ional Garden Conference recon-.
mended to families that they:
/. Plan to preserve and store a
s1!nIJ Ioy sps9u I!sul 10 eIeqs sSIeI
and vegetables. They will then
tighten the load on transportation
and release commercial stocks of
food for shipment abroad.
2. Estimate needs for canning pars
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
Madison County Singing
Convention Sunday

The Madison County Singing Con-
vention will meet at the court house
In Canton, Sunday, May 5th, at 10
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
BY Virginia N. Smith
Home Demonstration Agent

Use corn meal and grits in place
of flour and other wheat products.
That's one way recommended to
save wheat products to send to the
famine-ridden countries overseas.
Here in Mississippi we do use corn
meal and grits often, practically
every day, in fact. We make corn
bread, use leftover cornbread for
stuffings. But, there are numbers of
other ways to use cornmeal.
We have Mississippi law re-
curing enrichment of cornmeal and
grits, as well as of flour and bread.
BY using more cornmeal in place
of flour, you need have no fear that
you will be losing vitamins and
minerals.
The South Carolina and Missis-
sippi Extension Services have print
ed circular telling about enriched
cornmeal and grits and giving re-
cipes for their use.
Try the following recipes using
enriched cornmeal soon:
" cup enriched cornmeal
" tablespoon sugar
"a cup buttermilk
cup enriched flour.
teaspoon salt
/ cup boiling water
2 teaspoons baking powder
egg
Put the enriched meal, sugar and
salt into a mixing bowl, and pour
the boiling water over them. Let
stand until the meal swells, then
add the cold milk.
When the mixture is quite cool,
stir in the flour and baking powder,
mixing well. Add the well beaten
egg last. Bake on hot griddle. The
cakes should be Drowned, and
thoroughly cooked. They need lit
tie longer cooking than wheat grid
die cakes. Makes 10 to IL cakes.
In place of a rice pudding, make
Indian pudding. Here's the recipe:
Indian Pudding:
l quart milk
" cup molasses
| "a cup enriched cornmeal
" cup granulated sugar
teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon cinnamon
l teaspoon butter or margarine
/ teaspoon nutmeg
Scald milk in double boiler. Add
enriched corn meal slowly while
stirring, and cook 20 minutes. Ado
remaining ingredients, turn into 9
creased IN quart casserole, anc
bake in a slow oven of 275 degree:
for 3 hours, stirring once during
baking. Serve warm or cold witt
vanilla ice cream, hard sauce, OF
cream. Serves 6.
Indian pudding may be reheatee
in an oven of 275 degrees if hakee
in advance.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

Home Coming Supplies
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Don't Be A Stacker

Unless YOU are CORRECTLY REGlSIEk oy ~
o'clock on the evening q NeoneSNSl. NN =, ~ ,,v
~ ~ rarts III th, World-TllE NIGHT TO VOTE
People in hc South are fighting fer me prnuvsyt,
;rs6 da Is influence our CongreSS 20 PASS anupe IAN
legislation and YET here ~ community mere ,n'' :
no tax or tight the rgat AND have 70 oe uFE'N ~
eligible select the persons ~ FeNF'S'f' " ~ ius ~
democratic form, NJ g,v crnNtW .,
The BAIIOr is au American. most prIetsS hef'"SS'
T. si,e. yog The rirht IA CHOOSE Your own lea0erS
Nepr 5,ity is 10 PRESERVE Democracy Icy REGISTER
a., NSN ,,{ l,,,r,i,r eligible There are many folks
Who haze COME here from o,Cr ArtS o iEe country ue!
have enioyed iht trutS az oar Hc0>iry ~ 'aS' many
plan 10 stan They >ho0ld rr JOINT thc crowd ~ non
voters tha haze bctn 81 always bur should lne NJ
on the SIDE ot ;hc coad it}-t't> ARD Notc.
ro ENJOY DEMOCRACY. Neic
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About The Common Man
II DAH SESs

therefore be,tsr able 70 sdjus, 20 our world It's
the removal Of The conditions tbs, mass to' the
trouble
4 good conduct campa.sn tia, would have some
ssuse would bs ore TIA; tackled the prohlens q
stricg.Ne covenants FE,PC legislation and full
TloyrsGt When these problems are solved the be-
hSytor q people will be taken care q automatically
No wonder the good coaducl campaigns ge; TIE
support ard interest G: the metropolitan tai.ies'
They reinforce the Preigdices q the majority ard
Introduce socd Negroes who agree that Negro BE-
h4yicr Is 10; ~ 70 The level az vh.ch All housing
and .O5 opportunities Should be op%re1 up
THE POLITICAL SIDE
Tais problem has is political side TIE 71l'-
,itAns vho have TED 80 sore man ottss and
wao have 8 very psssonsl stake IN ,As states gac
.ocs are anuaaas-iy ira. they harm uors than
they nslp TIA, they prsYeut tie Big Boss :r7u
tciaE wka, he AFFAIRS 1ad it il bis heart 70 Go tor
IS.
rAsss politicians hke lie sooa-coUeuc' eAlgAts1-
ecs maze IS 70 tg-a oar at,eatou aasy tyo-. ths
eAstc 2sosieals ans Away s-cn principles aat .-,t
g. scot cate, and -,-q'Acsu; to.ss Aocsqti-s pAi-
.osc7hicsly WAatsyer happens AID Being raths,
~ happy w1ensve- scr1scocy EsEar1s Is Vi'-
snail -
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there i . rev Nerr. whc j. the great majority -
his rasr. Sueh crawling and creePIhg 3, iag
beneath and behind the average NeSre tetay that
the oG.lRe politician, and gped-cOhduet csE.
pAlERers seldom get 70 fir>t hase.
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WHITE VETS OPPOSE
UNIVERSITY jim CROW

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