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slae .titslieoer uno ssreu,lbe min.
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ct, 8anIS Mcn;cinbe.

Fctacr Spcmas g. 8jniger. 9auptz
eottesbicnii jebeu Srnntag 1890 llhr
norav,,s. GonntaeicjuIe 9:3O libr.
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Observation-Disclosures ieben brttten
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50. Strobe. - Sirisent Ercfeiior
Huoolf SdllIter.
Programm.
Dirigent 49,. Prof. r. Schuster
/. Orpheus i'll der Unterwelt
Overture .......... |. Offenbach
Deutsches konzertorchester
Dirigent E. II. Muelhahn
> az Die Musk kommt Cd. V. Lilien-
cron) ............ Rudolf Schuster
Nit Orchester
b) Tanzlied ........ NJ. Doebert
Liedertafel Gemischter Chor
Dirigent Prof. r. Schuster
3. Maigloeckchen und die Bluemelein
+. Mendelssohn
puett =. q Folberth und f. Liedke
4. Fine kleine Fruehlingsweise
(Humoreske) ........... a. Dvorak
Bearbeitet Won r. Schuster
Liedertafel Damenchor
Dirigent =. Prof. r. Schuster
,. Waldeslied ...... G.. Kreutzer
Bass-Solo 49,. NJ. Meier
=. Nachtzauber ............ A. kirchl
Madrigal Junior Chor
Dirigent . Prof A. Nikolaus
!. Graefin Martha ..... f. kalman
Deutsches Konzertorchester
Dirigent :. II. Muelhahn
8. Faust, cOncertized Grand Opera
................. Ch. GOunOd
Adaptation and Score: j. S. Zamecnik
Liedertafel Gemischter Chor
und Orchester
Dirigent . Prof. r. Schuster
9. Das Zauberlied
Sopransolo ...... NJ. Guip
10. Waltz Of the Flowers .......
................. z. Tschaikowsky
East Junior Saxon Choral Club
Direktor .... r. Schuster
II. Gesprengt sind deiner Burgen Tore
............ Rudolf Schuster
Liedertafel Maennerchor
-. Schlittschuhlaeufer-W Walzer ....
.................. f. Waldteufel
Gemischter ChOr NIT Orchester
Bearbeitet Won A Nikolaus
Observation-Disclosures -Hermania Gem.
Chor .. Dirigent Prof A. Nikolaus
l3. Gruess mir die Heimat (Lied der
Heimatlosen) ....... b. Schultz
Worte und Bearbeitung .. r. Schuster
Solo ON. Guip) .. Liedertafel Gem.
Chor und Orchester
IA. Schluss Marsch 49,. Einzug der
Gladiatoren .. d. Konzertorchester
Dirigent o.. Fl. Muelhahn
stad) ocm aon5ert iolgt gutes 81.
len uno Cams bel gutter MuIif nebIt
grfriidnHlsen aller 9lrt.
&onlmt ale Damn MAIDEN erir oieies
sSeIt 5ll elneln greignis.
Sm 9tamen Ser 2ieoertajel
&atb. Srdgner, Sefr.
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9etroit, Iid,isan
9cutidDe unb s6mii'&c Gv. ct. YetruS-
0ird,c. N;lcufteIb unn HpSberru Nne.

Yfurrer Subannes Mentid,. 12211 @lenz
ficlb Nrc. Sell: Yinsree 6205. Gngz
liiher @pttesoienit 10 llbr pnr,nittags;
Seutite uuo enelilte Sp..,ltasidnle UNI
II 1tbr pprn,ittn9s. S.u:Id,er 8ottes=
bienft UNI II llbr uormitta9s. Sebcn
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ratsiitllus. Surb Bic Commemorate
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brtt:sv SOru.aa SraIev gsc1eir 3ers
iammluns. 9irtbendUrprcbe ieeen Sreiz
ta9nhenh
Nile Slcubcnssenulien lnb Sreunbe
iinb ber5lidJ einaelatea.
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6eiud,t miro:

9entid,e Gemte inden einen Gltereu
Nlann Der serne Wartenarbeit aui ei'
nem Elm Ader Seittnm TIM m6d)te
Der ridtiee Nann f0nnte Elm lebems'
aanglides Seim bel euten 3enter
finSen..
Wtan telepboniere Gf 57t9 ooe,
iprede Dor BEL ST. Midael Sang
67O7 3oeter slpe., Glepelano, Ohio.
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Mia6ior. Gnt., &anaSa
Ct. YalfuS 0trd1c, Gvrent @pe.

1916 Y:.~ent Mhs,, @inbior, &anaba.
@nttesbierit in ben Srn,mcrnonaten
non 80 llbr pormittc9s. Sonnta8s
i...;;:,lc bon 10-11 llhr porlntttd9S. ,Ses
ben eiiten Montaa i'm Mfondi &1r4ens
rat< <Sisune. Seoen erite,t 9onnerstas
uyz:ius I'M Wonat Srancn Teretn Stfs
sune. ellie ToIts< llito (Slaubensgenohen
jinb bcr5lidJ Dillfomalen.
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EaIm. CE,p
Gpanaeltid,z 2ntb. Gmmaniicl- -Qtrd)e,
23t Spmtb WrDahiuap. .

Yaitcr Scbu 3a,lman. Sonntoel6uIt
jcben Counting llbr porr,ittaas. 10 llb,
8ottesbieEit IN Der NathcsIprnde. II
i1br SeuIidcr SotteshienIt. Ser beuts
ide &irchcn 5rnuen gcrein fat AMI 5lpeis
ten Wlittlupd) ieben Wpnats, 8 ll6r
abenbs. |erInmmlung. &onfirmanben'
ltnterridjt (,lpeiidbri9) bon Septeu,ba
bis Sller,,, Stenstaa uno Dreita3 rddS
mittacs llbr.
ellie Giaubcnsacnpiien unb Gre,lnbe
fins herslib tpilltpmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
G,cOclan6 Chin
Z. Guang. 2utb. St. ,Sobannes &irdbe

Yaitor S,ans Spiicl, 7G1 Ghbb Mono.
-! : gtulbcrrb O646. 9 ilbr bormittaes
heltiGer Nntttsricnit. 10 llbr Snn,,s
tcgldn!e. 1 iif: enaIilGe, 1'ottesbienit.
9utber Siga sluood,t lib %erian1mlune
Scnntaa 7:3O l.hr abe, s.. 2G::::s'rmanz
hsn=llnterrid)t uno ocl,!d)e Gd,ulc am
Sumstag bon 3 llbr ncrmlitnas ar. Ile
Glaubensgcnoiicn !inO 5cr5lid6 eirae<
lrber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Columbus, Si,io
Guang. 2utbcr. Martin 2ntber 2trhe,
G6c Yiulcr unb Ann Strafe.

Yfarre, 2. 6 Seuer SScbcn Sonntdg
porittass 9 lltr Spnntag'bllie; 10 llbr
cnaliid,er Gottcshieni:; II ubr heutiber
WottesrienIt.
Mne G!aube.,saenolicn unb Treunbe
iino berslita eti1aelabcn.
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Canton, Ebis
eutEer!id)e Gbriitns atrohe,
NAfD 80 -. m ~
21t3-l4. Str, q. 6.

Efarrer Soilfspreplaer. Solms
tasid)ule nm 9:30 llbr rlnrQcn. SmtIbs
Snalilder Bottcsbicnit 1880 llm NOR
gemS
IIlc G!uubensoenpIIen unb Srcunte
iino bcrslld) eingeloncr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

einb Ste sns sSsre anSetDrtAeR
DeitsIieb TN Qramt:nberetn nnD
Central Uertanb? Benn nidbt. lett
Il tie 8eit tei3nfreten. Nm seaaners
sxfsrmatisn r1teu Sie ben 9ssaI.
bestsetes O..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
G!sDclano Neit. - Scutidj -Oeu,etnbe,
Wcit so. Str, uuS sGilIarb Nue.

Sohanues Seutihllnbcr. Senior Eaz
itor; Snbn $. Seutldpldnber, Miiociate
Huitpr, 5000 SSiGarh s(be Sell: @opbz
biue 9O55. Seutider @pttesoienit iebcn
Sountua 80 llhr; Sonntaal tule 10
biz II llbr; Gnaliider &pttesbienit II
bis IL llbr. ellie @pltsaenniien iiuo berg
lid, einacluhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

Sentibc Er. 2utb. ct. gaarfnS 0trAe,
222-224 OF >. Nuc.
Mcp. 8. s. Ndtenberg. Yinrrer. Seles
pbon so. 1745. sl.t Surns uno Seters
tagen ppru,:itaas $3.50 'lbr Sonntags
ibuIc; 1890 llbr fna!iibcr uno 11:16
llbr bcutidlcr Sottesbtenir.
Mne GjIaubensgenpiicn uno 6relnbe
iinb bcrslid W,llfonn,en.
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Qrauernad,rid,t

Sn Spruill, ohio, itarb on eincnl
Sersid)laa am Sonntug, oen 7.april,
nm 3 llbr nprgens I'M sliter pon 63
Sabren in icilem Seim. 1926 Sil
81. Ctr,
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Ghicaap. 9QinuiS
VUVUEuI NHIWUIc
1entid,c unh Stcbcnbiiratid, Sdhiiid)e
ct. Saul,lS Wemeinbe, 1858 SDmcr Ctr.

~eHtIUV UHU SVuCWpWIyNH SWVVvUe
ct. Haulus Uemeinbe, 1858 &smcr ctr.
Yuitor G. Shmict. 1S..a Somer ctr.
Seben Sonnt1a 8 ilbr SnnntagiduI: in
enNlild uub heutid). Seuiiber Gottes<
bienit jeben Snnnta9 11:1T ilhr: en9z
l,'hsr Giottesbienit icren spcitem uro
pierten Sbn,,tag 1915 iIhr. Teutfher
Ionfirmauevn,l ,llnterritt -ittttuo,t nnt)s
mittaas 4:3O llbr; enol,iDer &onfirs
n,anbenzll,terriIt Samstds boriuittags
10 lltr. Sertlde Sbure SamstaG nah%
nlittaas z llbr.
Sue @!.ubensecnoiIcn unb G:eunoc
linc ber5l;tt ein9el.lheu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18
Oanfid0uno

Sir Die anIdblih 6es iriiben 5ooss
unierer geliebten Wutter uno 8atti:,
Suiauna Qierens
uns el;tgegengcGradtc Smnpatbip.
Die berrlihen 8lumenipenben Der
alsin n.Hrobitoorfer, uno alien an6c-
:en2anosleuten, Gre,:tcen uno Nad-
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., ypmngstuiun.. Cbio
1eutitIc Gu. 2mtb. Spnterus =0emeinbe.
Gfe Sincoln uno HijtG Apc.

Gfa,rer Gilbert g.. g. @rotfe. 866
gSid Npe. SngliIher Bottesbienit 9 llbr.
Sonntaeie):lIe 10 llbr. Geutider @ot'
resbienit Ii ltbr. Sebcn erlten Sonntae
I'M Wonat Srallen @ereiu Seriamml,lne.
::scben alpciten Sonntaa i'm Nonut @trs
denrats Sis,ng. Jepsn apeiten Gettt'
lpodt I'M Wpnot 2u:5cr 4i9a Wcridmu,s
lung. 5pnnta9ihu!= =S;tung piro In
@craus befanntgeseben.
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KirDlirbe aacbricf,tet1

nat, Is ubr: Cutler XiaasSibun9 8
bis 9 llbr abenbs.
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&arpatben 8eian9 Yerein

slae SGrwer ,mo SGngerinncr
lueroen bc,tahridtiat, Oas beihloiier
purbe, am Withppd, ocn "a. April
puntt s llbr abeuos, Die erlte Sin9
probe ab5ubalten. Bite ale SGnae,
llno Sdngcrinnen 5u erlebeinen oa
NIT mir unire erite Yrobe init neuen
GiIer urS gutter 8eielligfeit anian
gen. 8cIonoers liuo alle &anbsleute
oie HlrIt unb &iebe fiir Den 8elanI
baben, gebeten audi ins Sahienbe;n
81 tommen.
Jernsr bite aud, ,,niere lGhiiif'
SigenS bon Ganton 5abireid) 81 er
i6eiren, Oa,nit mir an ser &unpen
tion I'M September teilnebmeu fol
men nit @eiang.
&artenabenb
Ser &artenubeno am lesten Miit
auofy i'm Monat miro niht abgeba!
ten speaen BEN Singprobem bis All
iueiteres. Sobn Snilcu Sefr
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NarrcQ. IA.

9cntihe Gu. 2ntb. .St. Yaulns =3irdbe.
721-25 1srntt Mue.
Giarrcr Nribur .. @lanf. SSeoen Sonr<
tag ll1r ppr,nittaes Sonntaaihuls;
10 llbr cualiI:1er; II iibr eeutff"r
WnttcShicillr.
Mue IlltIeriid)en &l,r,bens9enoTer
bc,itfd,cr uno eneliider Sunae In isars
rel. Sbaron nno llm9easno iino 5n beu
@otteshie,,iter berolid)it eingelaben.
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ScntiAc Gu. Cutter. &rrterms. .0irdb
Gfc II. Nue. unb 5iIlmpre ctr.

SfNs.er Wuglit g. S'iFJfitla. !O7o
NiIn,prc Ctr. S.;.. 2".-,. 2:.-,, ,yeDen
Sonntaa 8 ilhr rprmittass Srnutags
id)nIe % lllr cualiit,er @ottesbienit
II lttr h,utld)cr 8ptte5olcnit.
Iae futbcr,Sdlcn GluurensgenDHen
oeutId,cr urb eraliIder Hunae ir @arp
uuo llmaebiins lt,,o 3u Sen 8ottsscien'
itc,r bcrSIid) cinaelahen.
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Nntter. uno Sod,tcr-Nanfett

uernnitaltet bonn Sraucn &erein Ser
Seutid) =Senleinoe AM Montag, oen
%. elpril, im @eitieite Sadienheim,
7OO1 Seniion spe. slnfane 6 llhr
cbeuos. slue Wtiittcr uno Sodter
linS ber5lic) eirgelaoen.
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I. SiIdl9cbet Yaiior Spbannes 0cuti f
ldnSer Sr.
.. 8en,einiames Abeuneneu.
3. SesrilBungss sln'prad,e - Erdiiben
tin Gntherina Shmibt.
4. @eIan9pDrtras - - Sameudlor
Suroniu.
5. Bebidt porsetraeen BON 2cpupre
SsuIcn.
i. Snpraups colo - Srau Iurie Slber:
Miller.
Z. Saitpr Sobn $. SeutId,lGnber.
s. slnlprofe - Sri. Iunn Maraid)tp
9. 8eiangpOrsrag - Gleuelano gSeit
9Paorignl Gbur.
10. Inlprade Srnu emma purtmann
II. Vortra9 bon Wartba Controlling.
12 Nad,ber iperpcu Die %ertreterinuen
peridiebensr Srgau,Iatipncn pprz
9eitellt
13. 8elun9burtros uOnl &ird)enhor. -
Erof. g. ytifplnus pirb ole 8es
Iangportrdge oirigieren
gSir bitten freltnolidlIt, lpenn MIR
noglid), 1it an5umeloen. ellnnelouns
gen nebnen entgegen: Erdl. aatb.
DSdnlint, 81. 1928; Hole Cue, 9It.
O140; g.. Gbafp, ut. 1898.
9tole Guc, Sctr.
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Nonaea, ga.

N0naca, Ya.
Sem.i6e Gpans. =9utb. ct. *eters.
Bemeinbe, 5. Ctr.
Yiarrcr A,aus 8. s. Sin,oleit, 244
Ibalns Ctr, stodeiter, asa. Selepbon:
9fod]eiter 236S. 8otteSbienlt $3.50 llbr
moraens; Souutaai6ule 1915 l1br. -
sSrauen Gsrcin Weriammlung ant Iebten
9onnerstus ieben MonctS, 8 llbr abenbs
,yebcrmann lit berslih miqfoa,men.
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.uIJE ufRl9uu
The echo., 1946-01-25
By Edna Nae HeIniosh

Mothers seem to be much more
concerned about variety in the
foods they feed to the baby, than
DO the babies Have you noticed
there ar. raHy routine things
a1D1 y'ur ,... rate which work
beautifully if you don't try to
change them? Have you noticed
how many people eat exactly the
same breakfast day after day with
no complaint about monotony? We
don't advise too much sameness.
but neither do we advise too much
variety.
One mother we met thought her
six months old daughter should
have variety So, she fed strained
spinach one day, carrots the next.
green beans the next, peas the
neEr, asparagus the next and was
proud that there was not a single
repeat in a weeks time. She
probably was confusing the child.
Learning to like wide variety of +
foods is desiU2ble but should be
accomplished over a period Of many
months
When startino tfe first semi
s. foods whether - is one Of the
s baby cereals. or one Of the
$ ned vegetables, feed only a
T. the first day These more
s foods are not liquids +e.s
down Che thro as do mus
o. ter They take q different
y d of handling them in the
D and have to be consciously
The echo., 1946-01-25

COAL is England's main indus
ny. Her 100000 miners produce
100 million tons q year. We have
only $4,000 miners in the United
States but they produce 586 mill
don tons of coal a year; more
han five times as much per man
as ia England. English miners
draw $25 a week while Americans
earn $50 a week for the same
work accomplished in a much
easier way and pursued for fewer
hours a day.
I'm America miners use power
cutters. Automatic leaders put
the coal in cars and electric loco
motives pull them away. I'm Eng-
land men dig coal out with picks
and pitch it in cars with shovels.
The power that pulls the cars t.
daylight is a scrub mule with a
gag over his eyes. That's how
Ehey used to mine coal in Amer
Sea when grandpa was a boy.
War Wages GETTING a ton
and Prices of English coal to
the top of the
ground costs $4.2G for labor
alone; $l.40 in America. The
manpower shortage, incidental to
war, ran the price of British coal
10 $3.50 a ton-twice its pro-war
price. American coal advanced
only COO a ton. Hand work is
what commands the premium
when men are scarce This eco
nofnic fact has worked a hard
lhip on the English.
England does not raise erou~h
toad for her people, nor cr1
dore to clothe them. Such
si'ies are imported 10y tie
'o- I'm practical
ata .t u#'a coe
.a eeri
The echo., 1946-01-25
MAKES LIBERAL DONATION

Mrs Minnie rby President of H.
b. A. Lodge No. 9 of this city, sent
q very liberal donation t. The office
for Mr. 7. Il. Ellis, who los, his home
By fire.
Not ,aly did Mrs. Ir6y send "A very
nice donation from her lodge, but she
also sent splendid donation that was
given by Pleasant Hill Baptist Church,
Rev. b. W Coates, pastor The office
has notified Mr. Ellis to come by the
Office fer these contributions and l
am sure he win acknowledge same.
1t is fine thing to have friends
who win come to your rescue in time
Of need. MIR Ellis is a fine gentle
man and whatever his friends dc for
him, he is deserving.
The echo., 1946-01-25
A. Hone { Poop

Honesty begins wit. ae individual
We cannot have an honest nation
v.th.u. honest citizens. The tragedy
of The wars OF the past has been that
there was no concerted honest aim on
the part of the people who made up
the na,ien-iust a glib mounting Of
high sounding phrases. If we are to
build world OF United Nations we
must be honest about our aims as a
nation. We must be honest in deal
ing with those whom we accept as
understanding not only why it
is that we fight shoulder to shoulder
but also why and where our paths
separate.
We have 10 be honest with those
with whom we disagree. We have
to disagree with them honestly and
openly. We must never fall into pit
falls Of prejudice and hatred under
the stress Of circumstances.
Tie American form of government
was founded upon an ideal of honesty,
of fair and equitable treatment Of
all. The best evidence we can give
Of cur allegiance is honesty, decency
and under landing in our work, our
thoughts and in I'll our actions.
The echo., 1946-01-25

%. And they came both men and
amea. lis m MY as were willing
hearted, and brought brooches, and
.a-rnes. al. .eaa.-ams. and arm
lets. au jewels of gold; even every
man that offered an Offering Of gold
unto Jehovah.
%. And every man, with whom
was found blue, and purple, and scar
bet. and fine linen, and goats hair,
and rams skins dyed red, and seal
skins, brought them.
"a. Every one that did offer an
offering of silver and brass brought
Jehovah's Offering; and every man,
with whom was found acacia wood for
any work Of the service, brought it.
IS. And an the women that were
wise hearted 5.3 n'n with their
hands. and Brought hrt which he
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Iheart TIRED chem up II wisdom spun
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Van LaSabe and
daughters, Louise and Vanga,
spent the holidays visiting Mrs.
LaSabe's mother, Mrs. Cora Bond
and other relatives, in Perkins
ton, and Mr.. LaSabe's mother,
Mrs. Forrest LaSabe with whom
they enjoyed Christmas day at
her home in Gulfport.
The Moss Point Woman's Club
will hold the first meeting for
1916 at the Young Mems Bust
ness Club on Dantzler and Church
streets Tuesday evening, Jan. 9,
at 800 o'clock. The guest speak
er will be Miss Minnie Lou Walk
er, head of the Jackson County
Welfare Department whose sub
iect will be Child Welfare. A
full attendance of members is
urged.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

1t. T. L. Bond who has been
recently transferred from Sc
bring, Fla, to the Naval Air Base
in Columbia, Miss, accompanied
by Mrs. Bond spent the holidays
with his brother, Mr.. G.. l.. Bond,
and Mr.. Luther Bond.
1t. and Mrs. j. A. Bornman
and little daughter, Anna Louise,
left this week for their home in
Atlanta, Ga, after a visit with
Mrs. Bornman's mother, Mrs.
Louise F. Mcleod.
Friends of Mr.. d. A. Barager
are very sorry to hear of the
death of his mother in Van
couver, Canada, on Wednesday,
January 2.
Miss Agnes Werner has re-
turned from a visit in Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Fitzner and
daughter, Miss Robbie Leigh
Fitzner, spent Tuesday after
noon with Rev. and Mrs. John
Beean in Ocean Springs, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Powell re-
turned last week from a visit
with relatives in Jackson, Miss.
Cpl. and Mrs. w. w. Jenkins
and daughter, Judy. spent sew
eral DAYS with relatives in Meri-
dian, Union and Hattiesburg,
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Finch have
returned to their home in Cleve-
land, Miss. after "a visit with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Swayze.
Miss Dora Cirlot left this week
to return to A~rkadelphia, Ark,
where she is a member of the
faculty of the Henderson State
Teachers College.
Evelyn, Louise and Marshall
jenkins returned Monday from
a visit with relatives in Ham
mond, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Losee have
departed for Milwaukee, Wis,
after spending the Christmas
holidays in the home of Mrs.
Losee's brother. Spencer Beebe,
at his residence al GA D~antzler
street.
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MIR. and Mrs. Poole
Announce Coming
Wedding OF Daughter

MI. and Mrs. Carl c. Poole OF
Bellamy, Alabama, wish to an
nounee the approaching marri-
age of their daughter, nellie, to
Ralph Caraway, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Roy Caraway of Por-
terville, Miss.
The wedding date has been set
for sometime in Mid-February
after which the bride and groom
will continue to reside in Pas
cagoula where Mr.. Caraway is
Connected with a well know gro
Gerry firm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Khayat and
children were visitors to New
Orleans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. DeLashmet
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Over
street attended the Sugar Bowl
game in New Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. j. C. Avent and Mrs. j,
T. Bishop were visitors to New
Orleans this week.
MI. and Mrs. w. M. Alexander
have returned from a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Alexander,
Jr., in Vicksburg. Miss.
Mr.. r. B. Ammonette return
ed Tuesday to his home in Port
Arthur, Texas, after a visit of
several days in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Ammonett.
Miss Betty Lindsey who has
been the guest of Miss Jean
Nelson for several days left Mon
day to return to her studies at
APT. in Auburn, Ala.
Miss Marguerite Colley return
ed Monday to L.S.U. in Baton
Rouge. La, after spending the
holidays with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. ]. F. Colley.
Mrs. F. G.. Spann, Jr. and lit
tie daughter returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives in
Prentiss, Miss.
Misses Lanell Price, Juliet
Harper and Mr.. Everett Harper
returned Monday to Ole Miss in
Oxford, Miss. to resume their
studies after spending the holi-
days in their homes.
Dickie Franklin left this week
to enter the University of Ala
bama in Tuscaloosa.
Hosea H. Nelson of the u. S.
Navy and his friend. Jimmie
Holdt, also of the U. S. Navy,
who are stationed at the Naval
Air Base in Jacksonville, Fla,
returned Wednesday after a visit
with the formers parents, MI.
and Mrs. ". H. Nelson, Jr.
Mrs. Norman Mars of Phil
adelphia, Miss, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Inez Coulson anu
aunt. Mrs. Martha Parker.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04

Mrs. Joseph r. McGrath and
wee daughter Teresa Barbara,
have been moved home from the :
Jackson County hospital where
the latter was born December
%.
On their return to their home at
Beaumont, Tex. following a
Christmas visit with relatives in
Pascagoula. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Hollister and their sons, Jimmie
and Jackie, were accompanied
by Mr.. HOLSTERS mother, Mrs.
George HOLSTER, who viii visit
with them for a white.