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SCHOOL


Il. A 3esporte, cont.. furn. LABOR and
doing concrete wk. cafe bldg. of St
Martin sen. s27OOe. Southern Bell
Tel. b Tel. Co, serv and tolls. acct
St. Martin school. So SO; Moss Off.
wood typewriters acct. st. Martin
school. sj6 90; South Miss. Ice Co,
coal acct st. Martin school, STA
THREE PERCENT INTEREST
Miss l. Daugherty. sup. acct. dept.
BAYOU cAsoTrE SCHOOL
eLwis ms. Agcy.. prem. on pol. No.
SECTION 1915 INTEREST
Daisy-Vestry SCHOOL Ed. trans. of
funds acct. warrants enormously
drawn. $500. 25.
LYONS sEsPARATE SCHOOL
Singing River Elee. Power Assn,
serv. acct. Gautier SCHOOL ST. so and
Lyons Col school $50, $500: Gulf
Coast Glass Co. sup. acct. Gautier
school bus 1897; r. M. WATSON, pts.
and labor acct; Coulter school bus,
tissue at $500. $1,000: Miss L. Dau-
gherty. sup, acct 1ept. of ecup
$50 90.
HUXLEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
A. L. Glascox. hauling for school.
$1,000; pasc. CITY Schools, rs cases It's
sue al 1ZDus SoOuO.
ST. MARTIN CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL
The Gulf Agency, Inc. prem. on
policies No. 909617 and 9O985l acct.
st. Martin school, $25.15; Western
Auto Assn. Store, sup, acct. ST. Mar
tin school. $20.60.
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Clarence Victor. allow. per order of
b. of $500; George Chas'ant.
same. 100 Alphonse Seymour, same.
Sl2.0G: Mrs. George Wood. same. $500;
Pat Anderson, same, $l2.00; Mrs.
George Mallette. same, Sl2.0 90; Mrs.
Carrie Baggett, same, $1,000; Jake
Cunningham. emery, relief tor Hubert
and Edgbcrt Cunningham at $500
per mo. each. S30.0 Miss Flora Bilbo.
trans. c<D. for mo. of Arg, l946, $40 90;
J M EOting, Jr., sal. san supr,
Dorothy Rhodes. sal health den,
serv. health dept. 5000; DR., p. A.
Thompson. same, S 800, DR.. J., F. Col
lev. sane S12.00. Or. G. II. Gray,
same $500; J. M. Epting. Jr., trav.
acct. sau supr. acct, health dep,
sS7. So Victoria Fletchas, trav. act. p.
II. N, So SO; Ina R. MCGEE, same. Jr.
p. u. N $3.50: Vero Reese. sal.
Hedmeg. NJ. D., inc. acct. health dep.
S31 is; SoLtnern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co,
serv. $40 IS: Miss. Power Co.. same,
$36 80; CITY of Pasc. gas, 81 10; City
of Pasc., water. SITS; Kay Surg, Inc
sup, ST. III Davidson Dental SUP. Co,
same, 81 28; The Powers Co, same,
S28 IS: Adv. Pub. Co, same. S18 As
Dealers Dist. Co, same. 50 so: DIR. w.
L. Alspa-h. ! fee for fitting glasses for
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Pasca9ouia for the use of the Gar
bage Department Of said City.
SECTION 2. BE II further ordained
that tbs Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from n after its
approval Tor adoption and pubiica-
ton as provided by law
Tho above and foregoing Ordinance
having been introduced in writing by
Councilman Beckham. at a regular
meeting OF the Board of Mayor and
Councilmen held uDo Friday, Octo~
Der 10. 1876, and the same having
been tiled read and discussed n
considei ed Section by Section. para
graph BY paragraph. and then as a
whole. II was upon motion made by
Councilman DeJean adopted by the
foIloWire vote, to-wft.
Beck1sm. Aye; Detean, aye; Watts.
ATTEST: APPROVED:
v. p ooJEAN, J.. X WATTS,
Clerk. Mayor.
STAFF Of MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
/, " p. DeJean. Clerk of the City
OF ~Paacaeoula. Mississippi. do hereby
certify met the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy OF Ordt-
nance No. 10. 1916. which Ordinance
was duly and regularly adopted by
the Board of Mayor and Councilmen
at its regular meeting held on Tues
day. November 5. 1876 at 800 =. M,
as the game appears on the minutes
Of said meeting in my custody
Given under my hand and seal OF
office. this the 5th day of Novem-
Der, 1856.
fSeal1 v y DeJEAN,
Clerk. City of P~ascagoula,
Mississippi.
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An Ordinance authorizing and EN-
powsring Inc Board OF Mayor and
Sounciifnen Of the City Of Pascapoula.
Mississippi 10 purchase from EUREKA
tire Hoss for the use of the Fire De-
parfnanI Oh the CITY of Pascagoula
live hundred feet 5000 of Two n
~..~ouc-nait inch t2k+J diameter Fire
Hose at and for n sum Of one and
$1,000 Doiiars tsi.a2t per foot and a
total sum Of six Hundred Sixty Dol
lars (seeU.00i
Be IL Ordained by fhe Board of
Mayor and Councilman of the City
Of P~aseagouia. Mississippi. as follows
fo-wit:
SECTION /. That the Board OF May
or mr. CounoilmeD OF the City OF Pas
cagoula. Mississippi. be ana ~ IS mere
~ authorized 10 purchase from Eu-
reka Fire Hose 500 feet of ~ inch
diameter fire hose at and for the
price Of 81 ~ per foot and a total
of 5000. 90. the same to be acquired
by the city OF P%ascpeoula for the use
OF tho FIRE Department of said City.
SECTION 2. BE II further ordained
that this Ordinance shall lake effect
approval for adoption and publica-
ton as provided by law.
The o and foregoing
having been introduced in writing by
Councilman Beckham, mt a regular
meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Councimeu held upon Friday. octo-
Der IB 1916 and the same having been
filed. re1d and discussed and CON
sidered, Section by Section. para
- aph by paragraph. and then as a
whole. y WAS upon motion made by
Councilman DeJean adopted by the
following vote, to-wit.
BeeKntm. Aye DeJGan, Aye; Watts,
Aye,
ATTEST: APPROVED;
v. +. DcJEAN. j X. WATTS,
tietK. Mayor.
tSeaIl
STATE Oh MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
/, V. p DeJean. Cieik OF the City
of P~ascapouls, Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of Ordi-
nance No. Il. 1916. which Ordinance
was day and regularly adopted by
the Board of Mayor and Councilmen
at its regular meeting held On Tues
day, November 5. 1916 at 800 p. M,
as the same appears on he minutes
of said meeting in my custody.
given under my hand and seal of
this the 9Th day of November,
1916.
tSeaD v. p. DeJEAN.
Clerk. CITY of P~ascagoula,
Mississippi.
II il-p
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Gerry Court of Jackson County. Mis-
stssippi. 10 the undersigned, upon
sle Ds,aie OF Jamcs a. frame, ae-
ceased;
Notice is hereby given 90 all per-
s1.a sdtt.tg Ssasssss asesfist saiu ES-
lrte To present Inc saAie ~ the Clerk
of sald Court for probate. registrs-
s.on AID " according ~ law
within six months from this date or
sa.u Slaans VII De forever barred.
This the lith day OF October, 1916.
CHRISTIANA X. FRAME,
~hxecutllx.
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oRplNANcE NO. y. Is4s

ORDINANCE NO. IS, ls46
An Ordinance authorizing and en-
powering the Board of Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Pasca-
gouia. Mississippi, TO purchase from the
McIiwain MOTOR Company for use OF
The Carriage Department OF The City
of ~pascscouia one az w. II. Two
ron i7s inch Wheel Base Cab and
Chassis Dodge Truck at and for the
sum Of Two Thousand FiftY-Five and
$4,000 roiiars S2.055,eel
he II Ordained by the Board Of May
or and Councilman of the City of Pas
~cagoula. Mississippi. as follows, To-
W..
SECTION |. That the Board OF May
or ana couneilmen of the City of
Paseagoula, Mississippi. be and il is
hereby authorized to purchase from
the MrIlwain Motto Company n
IL W 4. TWo-ton t78 inch wheel base
Cab and Chassis Dodge Truck al and
FOR the slm of Two Thousand Fifty
Five and 80 100 Dollars ts2, 055 .a8), the
same To be acquired by the City of
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OF MISSISSIPPI

-
orr .-ANcE so. 20, is4e
An Or. nance authorizing and en-
powering the Board of Mayor and
Councilmen of the City If Pasragnria
Mississippi. 10 purchase from the New
Orleans Equipment Company for the
use of .he Garbage DEPARTMENT OF he
City of Pascagouia One ~ Garbage
Body Refuse Getierl Compacfor az
and for the sum of Three Thousand
seven Hundred Fifty Dollars $3.50. 00l
BE II Ordained by the Board OF
Mayor and Counciiman of the City OF
Pascagoula. Mississippi as follows, TO-
wit;
SECTION /. That the Board Of May
or and Councilmen of the CITY OF
Pascagouls, Mississippi. be n y Is
herehy authorized to purchase from
the New Orleans Equipment Company
one Garbage Body tHefuse Getterl
Compactor at and for the sum OF
So, ESQ. 90, the same TO be acquired by
the City OF pascaPoula for the use
Of the Garbage Department of said
CITY.
that this Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
approval for adoption and publlca-
ton as provided by law
The above and foregoing Ordinance
having Lem introduced In writing by
Councilman Beekhan1, at a regular
meeting Of the Board of Mayor and
CounctlrIen held upon Friday, Octo-
Der le 1916. and the same having
heen ii ed read and discussed and
considered, Section by Section, para
eraph Nv paragraph, and then as, a
whole, 1t was upon motion made by
Couneiiman DeJean adopted by the
following vote, to-wit
Beckham. Aye DeJean, aye; Watts
ave.
ATTEST. APPROVED:
v. p. DeJEANt j. X. WATTS.
Clerk. Mayor.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
p neJean. Clerk OF the CITY
of P~ascaeoula, Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of Ordi-
nance Nc. 20, 1916, which Ordinance
was quiz and regularly adopted ny
the Beard of Mayor and Councilmen
at It's regular meeting held on Tues
day, November 5. le46 at 300 p M.
as the same appears on the minutes
of said meeting in my custody.
Given ugder my hand and seal OF
| office. this the 5th day of November,
1896.
tSeall DeJEhN'
Cierk CITY of Pascagoula,
NussigsiDDi.
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= l. V p DeJean, Clerk OF the City of Pascagoula Mississippi. do hereby
esrhy that the foregotng decentralization of the Receipt and, shnHemen
fSeaD V p. DeJEAN,
1t lis 49, City Clerk,
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SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. . CON.
SCHOOL DIST. OF PAScAGOULA
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. q ADD
ED OCEAN SPRINGS SCHOOL
DISTRICT

L% INbIc CLERK Of hec hamey cmt and @hheo Clerk Of Til Board Of spvsusa of Jackson county
mHa S mTS Ea ms %gngs ss ompse% e correct nsnmt the Lew dcmgT s
N 1913 III FRED TAYLOR Clerk
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

- ~
STATE OF OHIO
County of CuvahoVa
This day personally appeared before
no. tho undersigned authority p. f.
Sprague snd Clifton M Kolb ineor-
noratNre of the corporation known as
acknowledged that they signed and
e~ecuted the above and foregoing ar
ticles OF Incorporation as their act and
deed 90 this the 10th day of Octo-
7er. 1915.
Seal DONALD n HORTON
Notary Public.
Nv Commission expires February
26 1910
Received AZ the office of the Sec
rotary of state this the l4th day of
October A n la46. together with the
eum of $1,000 deposited TO cover re-
eordme toe. and referred 20 the At
torney General for his aninion.
Wal KER WO0n
Secretary of State.
Iackson, Miss October l4th, la46
have examined this eharter nf IN
coronation and en- of the opinion
that " l. not violative of the Con
s'itu,,on end laws of the state. or of
GRFEK J.. RICE
ATTORNEY General.
pV VIZ FONTATNE
Assistant Attorney General.
STATE NF mississippi
EXECTrTTVE OFFICE
JACKSON
The withi" and forsaeinr chartar
Of Incornoratien IF GROWTH PRO
DUCTS COMPANY is hereby approx
ed
IN testimony whereof. I nave here
unto set nv hand and caused the
Great caal % the state of MissisSiDni
to be Arrived thfs FOURTEENTH daV
Of OCTOBER, lois
(sean rHos L. RAIIFY.
Governor.
BY the Governor
WALKER WOOD.
Secretary of State
Racorded In Secretary of Siaieis
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NON D NOTICE

No. a77a
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. Faye Cox
2413 Emogene Street
Mobile Alabama.
. You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson in said State, on the Sec
ond Monday of December A. D., 1896,
to defead suit No. 9779 in said Court
of HAROLD ". Cox, a Minor VS. Mrs.
Faye Cox. wherein you are 2 de-
PENDANT, and wherein Complainant
seeks a Decree OF Divorce as fully
set out ir bill on file.
This nth day OF October A. D.,
1916.
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk.
Chancery Court,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
BY Vertis c.. Ramsay d. c.
At 1913, IS. Ill, 8
Lecithin, recovered from soy
bean oil, is used by the petrol
industry to stabilize the
color OF its refined products.
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with such person or persons. firm
a. corporation or association ara each
and every person who rnav become
a director of this corporation IS here
nv relieved rom ANY liability that
might otherwise extst from contract
ing with the corporation for the bene-
st of himself or any firm, assoeia-
ton or corunratioN in which he NAV
he in any wise interested The proVi-
sions of his n%arasraph shall be sub
iect in all ~reepoct~ to Section s92f nf
tho Miss,sT'pni Code of 1912. and If in
c0',flrf herewith, this paragraph
sh-tl hn nun and void.
The ri"hts and powers that may be
o~arcieed by this corporation, in ad-
Stior 20 the foregoing. are those con
frrred nv Chapter 4. Title 81. Code
% Mtsoissinpi of 1912, and amend
monte thereto.
g. Number of Shares of zach class
- be subscribed and naid for before
'ile CORPORATION NAV begin business,
Ten shores of Common Stock are
- be subscribed and paid for before
the corporation begins hnstness.
p y SpRAGuE
CLIFTON NJ. KOIsB.
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[sS:,ws1zE&z.:s COO.
Financial Statement
PASCAGOULA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

S%I As@amm% Tor the pS mEm%g September L. nMh mgh AMah 1876 These funds are audited monthly
"a EXPENDITURES 1914 Il. Yeas s@ss ns 5Ss@
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CITY OF PASCAGOULA. MISSISSIPPI
REHABILITATION RECEIPTS AND
DISBURSEMENTS
S224,673.TT
563,e89.59

FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 80, 1916
AIAgcE ON HAND, SEPTEMBER SC. Igs uaae~~m.~a s224s7sY
RFVENUE AND RECEIPTS 500 1899 50
--
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l. V P DeJean, Clerk Of the City of PasesRouls, Mississippi do hereby
certify that ne foregoing Statement of the Bonded Indebtedness Of the City
Seal V I. DeJEAN,
1t lie CITY Clerk.
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WALKER WOOD.
Secretary of State
Recorded In Secretary of States
Office. this the 10th day OF Oct. sc.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Letters testamenteIy having been
granted upon this day by the Chan
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hampton, and
Barbara Anne Gregg, all of Frazer,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M. Nc
Cardell Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M.
McCardell Jr., Franklin H. and Har-
vey M. McCardell, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. McCardell, Sr., James, Dale
and Daniel McCardell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy M Baker and Gloria Jean Bak
er, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox, Doris,
Jean and Darlene Cox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. McCardell and family and
Miss Patsy Root, all of Quarryville,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ganrville Nc
Cardell Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. George Os-
borne Edward Vernon and Jacque-
line Marie Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Leroy McCardell Edna Kay Coulter
McCardell and George Coulter Nc
Cardell all of Downingtown, Pa;
Mr.. Clay McCardell, John and Flor
ence McCardell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
McCardell, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Neff,
Barbara, Patricia and James Neff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Cox, Jeanette and
Barbara Cox, and Mr.. Donald West,
all of Oxford, Pa; Mrs. M. ID. McCar-
dell, Sr, Misses Joan and Ruth
Shortledge, all of Nottingham, Pa;
Mrs. Ada Eshelman, Mrs. Ella Stew
art, Mrs. Alberta McNiss and Miss
Doris McNiss, all of Kirkwood, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahrles Hart, Chris
tiana, Pa; Mr.. Harvey j. Roop, Sr.,
and Miss Florence Ro poof Chadds
Ford, Pa; Mr.. Milton Morrison and
guest, Coatesville, Pa; Mr., George A.
McCardell, Sr., and Mr.. William Nc
Bride, Philadelphia, Pa; Captain
Charles r. McCardell, San Francisco,
California; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rus
so and Miss Dolores Russo, Mrs. Ella
Truman Darrock, Mr.. Robert M. Nc
Master, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kelvey and Mr.. Donald and Miss
Emily McKelvey, all of Wilmington,
Del
Other guests were: Miss Kathryn
Reese, Mrs. Frances Kovac, Misses
Frances and Doris Marie Kovac, Mr..
Earl Werkeiser, all of Wilmington,
Del; Mrs. Ella Stewart, Mrs. Alberta
McNiss and Miss Doris McNiss, of
Kirkwood, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
worth Baker, Claymont, Del, and Mr..
James Palmer of Battle Greek, Mich.
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there is to a dog show. Equally in
teresting and thrilling ng-particularly
to the seasoned shoW-goer and fam
cier-is to watch the actual judging
of the dogs.
Often first time spectator, after
watching from the ringside awhile,
will ask, what is the judge looking
for when he goes over the dogs? How
does he compare them?" The answer
is that each breed has it's own official
Standard which describes in detail
the conformation and qualities that
constitute a faultless specimen, and
that when the judge examines the
dogs in the ring before him-inspects
their teeth, feels their muscles and
watches them walk back and forth
he is simply trying to determine
which dog comes closest to measur-
ing up to this Standard.
Another frequent inquiry from
spectators is, "HoW is the best dog
in the show selected? By what pro-
cedure is one dog lifted out of sew
eral hundred to be crowned Best in
Show?"
A dog show is a sort of elimination
contest. First, there is judging OF
various classes in the individual
breeds Puppy, Novice, American
Bred. Limit and Open), segregated
by sex. The winners of first prize in
each class then compete for Winners
Dog (male) or Winners Bitch (fe-
male). The winner of this class re-
ceives certain number of points to-
ward his or her championship title,
which are figured in proportion to
the number of dogs he or she de-
feated in the classes. Winners Dog
and Winners Bitch are now matched
for Best of Winners, and the winner
of this class meets whatever cham
pions of the breed are entered in the
Specials Only class for title Best of
Breed. By the time Best of Breed has
been chosen for every breed repre-
sented in the show, perhaps only 40
or 30 dogs out of an original entry
of five or six hundred remain eligi-
BILE to contend for higher honors.
Now begins the judging of the six
variety groups, called Sporting,
Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy and
transporting. Only the Best of Breed
winners are eligible for competition
within their special group; conse-
quently group contests are very keen
and the quality of the contestants of
the highest order. The six dogs that
are placed first in each of these
groups are then brought together to
contend for the final and highest
honor of Best in Show. This is the
climax of the judging and the most
exciting mart 0f tho chou Avid tap
sion that almost crackles, the six
finalists are examined, gated and re-
examined. Finally one of them is
motioned to the center of the ring
amid cheers and applause, to take his
place in the limelight as champion of
championships in Show!
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OLDEST DOG IN AMERICA: is IT
TO BE FOUND HERE?

In the hope that it may be found
in this locality, the Midland Journal
has been asked to aid in the Gaines
Dog Research Center's search for the
oldest dog in America.
The dog is wanted so that it-and
it's owner or owners can be duly hon
ored during the forthcoming obser-
vance of National Dog Week, Septem-
ber % to 2S.
Persons owning or knowing of ex-
tremely aged dogs are urged to send
complete date and pictures imme-
diately to Harry Miller, executive
secretary, Gaines Dog Research Cen
ter, $50 Park Aveune, New York H.,
N. Y. In the case of a purebred, a
copy of the registration papers should
accompany the communication, while
in the case of a crossbred AN affida-
Wit from the owner accompanied by
sworn statements from persons ac-
quainted with the dog since birth
should be sent. Tie final selection
will not be made until the leading
candidates have been seen and in
vestigated, according to Mr.. Miller,
who adds that any documentary pa
pers submitted will be returned after
National Dog Week is over.
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JOHN King McCardell, who came to
America in 1865, and Henry, Joseph
and Jonathan, who came to America
between the years 1777 and 1880
from Scotland and Ireland.
A prayer of Thanksgiving was Of
fered for the safe return of our
members who were in the Armed
Forces and also for the few still in
the service.
Prizes were awarded by the enter
tainment committee as follows
1. Oldest lady, Mrs. M. d. McCar-
dell, Sr., Nottingham, Pa.
2. Oldest man, Walter A. McCar-
dell, Uwchland, Pa.
3. Youngest baby, Harvey M. Nc
Cardell, Jr., of Quarryville, Pa.
4. Solo, Gloria Jean Baker, Quarry
vile, Pa.
5. Apron donated by Mrs. Nickel
vey awarded to Mrs. George Osborne,
Downingtown, Pa.
6. Toy dog donated by Mr.. Walter
McCardell awarded to Mr.. Clay Nc
Cardell, Oxford, Pa.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. McCardell.
Mr.. Sumner B. McCardell, Uwchland,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. McCar-
dell, Miss Virginia Hope McCardell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar McCardell, Mr..
and Mrs. Cahrles II. McCardell, Sr.,
Mr.. Charles H. McCardell, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Kemery, Misses A.
Elaine and June L. Kemery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence McCardle, all of West
Chester, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
McCardle, West Grove Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. John d. McCardell,- John Jr.,
Leroy, Gary and Bruce McCardell,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. McCaredll, Jr..
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FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REUNION
OF THE McCARDLE'S

The fourteenth annual reunion of
the ''McCardle Clan Association" was
held on Sunday, August rs, at
Lenape Park. Chester County, Pa,
with ITO members and guests pre-
sent. The usual picnic dinner was en-
joyed by all at the noon hour.
The business meeting was opened
by the group singing America" and
the president, Walter A. McCardell,
EXTENDED greetings and welcomed
everyone. Officers elected for TIE
coming year are:
President, Walter A. McCardell,
Uwchland, Pa; Vice-President, John
]. McCardell, West Grove, Pa; Sec
retary, Miss Emily McKelvey, Will
mington, Del; Treasurer, Charles H.
McCardell. Sr., West Chester, Pa;
Historian, Mrs. Margaret McCardle
McKelvey, Wilmington, DEL; Caph-
lain, Milton Morrison, Coatesville,
Pa.
The chaplain, Milton Morrison,
read few passages from the Bible
and memorial prayer for the de-
parted members since the last re-
nnion-Mrs. Eta Truman, Whining
ton, Del; Mr.. John Morrison, Coates
vile, Pa; Mr.. John Eshelman, Kirk
wood, Pa, and the father of Mr.. Har-
vey ]. Roop, Sr., Chadds Ford, Pa.
Written communications were read
from Mrs. Harry C. McCardel and
family of Newton, Iowa, and Mrs.
Zatha Pilson Weems of Waterloo,
Iowa.
Represented at the reunion were
descendants Of James. Terrence and
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DOG SHOW GOOD
SPOT TO DECIDE
ON PET WANTED
Gives Would-be Dog Owner OPP
portunity to Judge Breeds
Side by Side

If in doubt as to the breed of dog
to get, go see dog show!
This is the advice given to would
be dog owners by the Gaines Dog
Research Center, New York City.
A visit to dog show is pleasur-
able opportunity to see and study at
close range many of the 110 breeds
recognized in this country by the
American Kennel Club. Strolling
past the benches" is a fascinating as
well as educational experience. Here
are dogs from many countries, and
dogs which for generations have been
bred to fulfill specific purposes or
perform highly specialized jobs.
Every dog here, from the most di-
minutive to the largest, is purebred
specimen of his breed, in blooming
condition and groomed to perfection.
Two or three hours thus spent in en-
joyable sightseeing will not only
facilitate a decision but in all prob
ability also lead to contacts with
those who have dogs of the breed de-
cided on. 1t is well to remember that
for each dog an exhibitor takes to a
show, he usually has several at home.
The chances of seeing a dog show
in ones own community have never
before been as good as in this year
of 1946, states the Center. Figures
from the American Kennel Club in
dicate that during the current year
dog shows will reach new all-time
high. Permission has been granted
for $50 all-breed shows to be held
during 1916, and this figure surpasses
by over 100 the highest number of
shows held in any pre-war year.
The opportunity of viewing dogs
on their benches is, of course, not all