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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-11

structure, Of which there was no
surface indication. In its initial
well. the company found CONNER
cial production Of hiRh-Rraviey oil
IN the Embar, topped at e,978.
On the Colorado Oklahoma line,
the company has Just opened new
high gravity oil field In the Penn
sylvania horizon, leading 90 q rush
that has extended far upward into
Colorado. The company Is credited
with being the first 70 test this
horizon Ia this area.
In Montana, the location picked
by the Pure for its test has the
major drawback that was so sue
cessfully stirmounted by the com
pany in Its test In the Big Horn
basin-the need for deep drilling
and lack of reliable surface indioa-
lions of structural condition. Noting
how blitheiy this company has over
come similar obstacles In other
areas, oil men are paying more
than usual attention 70 the south
eastern Montana test.
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CContinnsd From Paxs u

Continued From Page u
Staff No. 2 10 C sw NV a.
SeN-sw.
One additional completion was
recorded in the field during the
week, Union getting gas at 2265
feet In its No. Dahlquist, c SW
6,34N4W.
The full field report:
BIG wRsTSTATR NO.
G NV 31-36N-4W
Drilling. 1880.
CARTRR-MgRCHANTs TRUST co. NO.
spudded asa TOP Ellis. 2si2. Setting
7-inch S0S0. I'd, 3012 Taatina 1000
NICE @aa and show oil. s06eS7.
HANNAH P0RTRR-TRIB SIS NO. 8
NV Sc sW 22S2N-sW
Rig UP.
INLAND RaePTRR-TREBAL ga NO.
Sc sW Sc 2s-S1N-eAW
Spudd@d 1-21-4e; drilling, a1a2.
INLAND EHaPaRE-TRGBAL sac NO.
Sc NE sW ss-s2N-sw ~
LEE BROS q hnLLER-TwEEDY MOI
Lot g. 3H-8zN-6W
spudded 1880; drilling. 400.
p. q 8. on. C0-HAUCEN NO. 9
G SW NE 11-36N-sW
Rig up.
PARDEE INLAND EMPIRE McALPTNE
NO.
Sc SIC NV 11-37N-5W
Top Ellis, 2B25; sulphur water Madison
lime, 2a72 r. "A.
TEXACO-LENRON NO.
Sc Sc NE 2z-33N-6W
Location. (FTRST REPORT)
TExACO-R. MARCEAU no.
c NE NV 22-3SN-eW
Fishing 1885.
UNT0N-A. HARRINGTON NO.
G Sc NV 19-33N-5W
Drilling, 1910.
UNH0&-DAHIQUIST NO.
G SW G-34N-4W
COMPLETED as gas well, 2265.
UNE0N-KAANGEBEER NO.
G SW NV 1s-35N-5W
Drilling, 1zD5.
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Prior to the war, 100000 people
were employed in automotive sales
and servicing activities within the
United States. This is over three
times the number who held factory
jobs In automobile plants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-11
ACTIVE MONTANA
WILDCATS
sAfwo Eaa8@Seaxmm@@ma wgSfm I'm mPowmm
fields w wExseh stssxe II hws sfEFEs
arzzifa@.D

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Arch Apex Structure
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. g.
wv WV NEA 4-3sN-SE
Standing 1900.
Bannafyne Field
BANNATYNE OIL syND<sPEER NO. a.
Ito BE Dwvoniau Tesg)
NV wv SEE S-26rs-IE
Button Butte
TARRANT-wOODwOR NO. T.
Sc Sc 20-14N-2E
Resuning. 1912.
Conrad Area
PL0T PRODUCTION co. NO. H.
NV NV NV 1s-2eN-3W
sPudded 4-1s-4e; reported drilling past
Cherry Ridge Structure
GEO; HARRIS ET AL-wENTERROwD
Sc Sc Sc es5N-zlE
Moving In tools.
Daisy Dean Structure
r. c. TARRANT-BAER NO. a.
SW NE NV SS.0N-l2E
Drilling, 1910
FlatwillOw Structure
BRUHDACE-EINC NO. e.
OH show LIST Cat Creek. Operators report
water coming from above I'd Cat Creek
Running pipe for shutoff. I'd, $50 No
report.
Gage Dome
NORTHERN ORDNANCE-CARL hold
NO. r.
Sc sw 14-0aS-2eE
Drilling past $500.
NORTHERN 0RDNANcE-H0LD NO. e.
sW NV t4-sN-2eE
Location
GrandvieW Structure
UNT0N-DANKELSON NO. t.
G NE NE NV 8-3AN.2E
Rig UP. CFTRST REF0RT1
Haymaker Structure
r.. c. TARRANT-C. ". WILLIAMS NO.
G NE SW 20-8N-13E
Waiting for engine parts, 69b.
LewistOwn Area
r. C. TARRANT-KOvICH NO. -
G NE NV 2e-ISN-10E
1Otnch cemented. 400. for water shuto4f.
Standing. 300.
Maxwell Butte Structure
PURE OEK-sTATE NO. H.
CWM SW Sc 26-2N-51E
Elev. approx. 3006. Location.
Nine Mile Structure
CHG HORN COUNTY,
MACKINNKE-DO NO. L.
G SW NE 32-1N-S4E
spudded 2-2446; drilling past 71o.
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UNEow@TUFRT NO.
G 6W NV 1a-28N-6W
I'd. 9087. Gas al kop OF Madison, 3ois
Oh Ia IiEae break. $3.50. Testing.
UNION @TuFFT NO.
c SE NV 1o-96N-5W
Eiav. 4o03 Locaeian. (FIRsT REP0RTl
Tsselna Gas show 20ae. Oh show 5000.
in Madison.
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Pondera Field
mAwE.EY-RRTcMsuw NO. b.
9E @w sW s77N~Aw
TGfUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
G NV NE ME x1-27N4W
spsassasd e2s 80 new RIG IN ssr@ightsn-
Peter Greek Structure
e. C. TARnANTSTARs4@T no. b.
NE @W ME a-ysM-21E
spuddsd s-2s-as: shut Down for fuel oh.
RattIesmake Butte
sClEsgsC AsgARTz-c0v-T NO. H.
s s = g. so o psF s an ss sdpp a4 So
other sands earrisd water. instaiiina
sCHR0CK CIAU@ON NO. 81
{ ., ~ III a7-iaN-2aE
Roger Lee Structure
III. y. P06T0N.wRNDT NO. L.
NV Sc 11s2sH21W
Location.
SUN River Area
LUCKY SEVEN on c0.-sANBORN NO.
NV NE SW 23-21N-1W
Drilling, 20s.
Teton Structure
GENERAL PET~RO. ~ Sc
Sw Sc SW s-26N-sW
Spudded 0-3~45; I0-inch sat goa; derrick
blown down and replaced. C@mented
14A-An- AZ 24oo. Cernsntins cave. z7So.
Warren Structure
EAST ELK BASIN BIG HORN BASIN
RR0CKWAY NO. L.
SW NE is-sS25E
Drilling past ESQ.
Utopia Structure
TEXACO-xAAA8 NO. g.
& NV NE SW 1A-33N-4E
Skidding RIG after four failures In at
tempt 70 cement surface pipe
Dining aboard Navy ship, the
Army officer was delighted with
the delicious rolls served for dinner.
One of the Navy officers explained.
"It's because of our system" he
pointed out. you see, our bread
maker was a baker in civilian life
so we made him baker in the
Navy"
The Army man asked to meet the
baker, and upon being introduced
asked him where he had baked be
fore he entered the service. 81
never saw an oven before / put
on a uniform" answered the baker
II recorded myself as a banker
on my enlistment papers but some
where along the line they must have
dropped the mr.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

The best known German use Of
photo electric cells during the war
was for voice transmission along d
light beam. BY means Of light
directed towards q sensitive plate.
it was possible to carry on a simple
conversation over several miles. All
this was developed, however, before
the full implications of the Gudden
cell were realized.
With this extremely sensitive
mechanism it would be possible to
operate with q faint beam Of IN
visible infrared light, such as could
be produced with q small pocket
flashlight, over at least q mile. The
cell apparently Is far more delicate
than the human eye.
Prof. Gudden and, unbeknown to
him, experimenters at other Ger
man universities were experimenting
at the end OF the war on means to
extend the sensitivity Of the cells to
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Super Sensitive Electric Eye
Developed for German Army
By Thomos R. Henry

A photo electric cell from 40 to SO
times more sensitive than any
known to date in the United States
was developed for the German Army
during the war.
Full details of this so-called "Gud-
den CELL" produced at the University
of Prague, now are in possession of
the Commerce Department. #
The photo-electric cell is the
~nerve cell' of most modern auto
matte mechanisms. 1t is the device
which, for example, causes a door
to open as one approaches. It is used
in complex calculating apparatus
and in astronomical instruments. II
is simply something many such
substances are known which gen.
crates tiny current of electricity
when light falls on it.
The cell developed by Prof. B
Gudden O fthe University of Prague
has coating of impure lead sui
phate which apparently is the most
Light sensitive material yet known
Before the war there had been ex-
periments with pure lead sulphate
photocells In the United States. The
substance had been abandoned as
not particularly effective.
Largely through accident, how
ever, the Germans found that its
sensitivity was enormously in
creased If additional amounts Of
sulphur and small quantities Of
oxygen were incorporated in the
chemical mixture. They also ex-
perimented with mixtures of lead
and the elements selenium and tel
lurium, both closely related to
sulphur. None Of these, at the point
reached in the experiments when
the war ended, was quite equal To
the original chemical.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

Police and FBI raid October az
which also resulted In the arrest OF
the four Swami brothers, charged
with operating q "big business
stolen-car ring In Southeast WASH
ington and Southern Maryland. The
charge against Smith was dropped
for insufficient evidence. Mr.. Tur-
mage. said.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Maryland Man Freed
In Auto Theft Ring Case

United States Commissioner Need
ham G. Turnage yesterday dismissed
the Governments case against JUL
ian lie Roy Smith, colored. ~. Of
Port Tobacco, Md, charged by the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
with conspiracy to violate the Ma
tional Automobile Theft Act.
Smith was arrested in q Maryland
Evening star., 1946-11-13

Prevention Of Blindness, at 3 pm.
Friday In the PEPCO auditorium,
Tenth and e streets NV. Allen
S. Turner, representing General
Electric Of Philadelphia, also will
speak.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Engineering Unit to Meet

The Capital Section Of the Illum-
mating Engineering Society will
hear talk by Charles p. Tolman,
OF the National Society for the
Evening star., 1946-11-13

gooa taste of your surroundings. Here's thoughtful plan
ming and luxury as only Americans can offer it.
And this fine Of knowing how reflected well in
thesuperlatve food and service the fac
tiles your added throughout your voyage
As an American, you well be proud Of this great
American Flagship. AS transatlantic traveller, you'll
be delighted you chose her as your ship
Evening star., 1946-11-13

Arriving last Monday from the famous Newport News
Shipyard the AMERICA sails tomorrow on her Maiden
Voyage to Europe. will be brilliant start of regular
deluxe passenger service between New York, Ireland,
England and France.
Wherever you are on the AMERICA-in public
in the privacy Of your stateroom you'll be
impressed with the sheer comfort and spacousness and
Evening star., 1946-11-13

| still lower wave e-lensths,of the mira
lred spectrum.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
War Relief Bozour Opens
Toduy at StutIer Hotel

Costumes, trinkets and gift items
from 10 nations viii be featured at
a two-day bazaar opening today IN
the South American room OF the
Statler Hotel under auspices OF the
United Nations War Relief. Inc.
Mrs. Adam r. Gordon, chairman
of the Paderewski Testimonial Fund,
another organization of the relief
agency, will be in charge of arrange
ments. The market will feature
sale of gifts for Christmas.
Proceeds from the bazaar will be
for United Nations foreign relief
projects.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
.FBI Conference
AT Biloxi SET
For April

The semi-annliel FBI Law En-
forcemcnt Conferehcc will be held
at Biloxi, on Apfh z, at 2:30 D.
M. at the Commtnity building,
according to J. M lopez, special
agent in charge Of. the FBI at
Jackson.
Such law enforcement confer
ences were initiated ,w the out
set of World War II, and proved
of great value to law enforce
ment officers throughout the
United States in handling war
time emergency matters. At the
present time the conferences are
stressing postwar criminal ac-
tiyities, and the forthcoming con
ferenees should be Of particular
interest to local law enfdfcemeht
officers in the handling of bur-
glarv investigations.
The conferences will Be pre-
coded by an interesting sound mo-
ton picture, after which there
will be presented to the officers
typical burglary. After tie bur-
glary has been enacted there
will follow a complete in4estiga-
ton of the offense, afterI which
an actual court trial Of the case
will be depicted before the Of
ficers. The trial will be high
lighted by the testimony of an
FBI laboratory expert of Wash
ington, D.. c., who will testify
concerning certain evidence de-
veloped during the Investigation.
Special Agent James M Stock
ton will enact the role Of chief
of police Investigating TIE bur
glary, and will be assisted by
Special Agent Edgar C. Forten-
berry in acting the role of a
newly appointed police officer.
Captain Walter r. Williams of
the Biloxi Police Department
will enact the role of thB citizen
whose home has been burslarized,
and Officer Robert j. Costello of
the Biloxi Police Department will
act as presiding judge attthe trial.
The conference at Biloxi is re-
stricted to duly constituted law
enforcement officers of the imne-
date area, including jackson
county.
Other conferences of al similar
type have been scheduled in this
area as follows: Gulfport, April
8; Hattiesburg, April 81 Laurel,
April 10 and Meridian, April IL.
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WSCS Heors Report
From Conference.
Hos Sociul Session

The business anr social meet
ing of the Moss Point WomaB's
Society of Christian Service was
held Monday afternoon in the
home of Miss Ina Thompson with
Mesdames G.. w. Bowen, r. +.
FELTON, and Rames Khayat as
co-hostess. Beautiful gift flowers
throughout the home heralded the
approach Of spring and created
a lovely setting. Mrs. Earl Am
monet presided at the business
session, calling for reports from
the various committees. She al
SO gave a brief resume of the
annual Missionary Conference Of
the W.S.C.S. held last week in
Jackson. At this meeting Mrs.
John Cirlot was elected secre-
tary of Education and Promotion.
Miss Ina Thompson was reap
pointed conference chairman Of
Life Membership. Mrs. Cirlot and
Miss Thompson were both hon
ored by the conference, having
been made an honory Life mem
Der and Honory Life Patron res
pectively.
Mrs. r.. E. FELTON, closed the
session with a devotional using
the missionary theme Peace His
Cross"
Regrets were expressed over
the departure this week of Mrs.
FELTON, who will join her husband
in Birmingham where they will
reside.
The social hour was in the ma
ture of a birthday party and sew
eral amusing contests were en-
joyed. Those whose birthday oc-
CURED in April and the older
members were presented with
prettily wrapped packages which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
NO. Q. ls4s

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
TIoN NO 10. OF ORDINANCE NO
iFss OF S9 ThE pfsrRIcr nppHFscRfB.
Ed IN SECTION NO 10 OF oRDI-
az IT ORDAINED BY TIE BOARD
or MAYOR AND COuNCILMEN OF
TIE CITY OF PASGAGouLA; MIS-
SECTION l. That Section No 10.
Ordinance No. 3-l946. be amended to
read as follows.
Section 10. Business District. Begin
ming at a point $50 feet West Of 8.
Market Street and $50 fee North of
E, Convent Avenue: thence in a gen-
eral Westerly direction along a line
parallel to f.. Convent Avenue to a
point 100 feet West of s. ,Veiilon Street:
thence in a general Southerly direcr
s,on along 2 v ine pas srs 70 md ao i1e
$50 feet South OF T.. Convent Ave
nue.; thence in a general EasterN d.
rcetion along a line parallel to and
$50 feet from +. Convent Avenue. To
4 point $50 feet from 3 Market Street
SECTION II. That this ofdinance
shall take effect and be in force from
and after its approval. adoption and
publicstion as provided by law.
The above and foregoing Ordinance
having been introduced in writing by
Councilman l.. G.. Beekham at a reg
u.ar meeting of the Board of Mayor
ard Cunnctlmen of the City of Pas
cagouia held on the 18th day Of March.
1916. and the same having been read
discussed and considered section by
section, paragraph by paragraph, and
Their as a whole, it was on motion
made by Councilman DeJeah, duly
seconded and adopted by the follow
ing votes. to-wit.
Beekham. Aye; DeJean. Aye: VISITS,
Ave.
ATTEST: APPROVED:
v. p. DeJEAN. ]. r. WATTS.
Clerk. Mayor.
(Seal1
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACkSeI
l. Y. p. DeJean. Clerk of the CITY
of Pascagoala. Mississippi. do hereby
certify that the above n foregoing
is a true and correct copy of Ordi-
nance No. 8. 1916, which Ordinance
was duly and regularly adopted BY
the Board Of Mayof and CohnelHheh
at its regular meeting held on Tues
daY. April End. 1916. as The same an
pears in the minutes of said meeting
in nv custody.
Given under NV hand ara seal of
office. this the End day OF April 1916.
Seal V. p. DeJEAN.
CLERK. City Of pa~1cagoula.
Mississippi.
Ii Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

when opened proved to be April
Fool.
The hostess served delicious
walnut ice cream and cake 10
the twenty-five members in at
tendance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
BigPoini

AsN4 M0HE aN
M. S. Golf was a business Wis
itor to Moss Point Monday.
Mrs. M. c. Crawford Of Hur-
ley and her grandson visited
Mrs. Georgia Robertson Tuesday.
Recent visitors in the home of
MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Vincent were
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Whiddon, their
Ison-in-law and daughter, Of Hat
tiesburg.
Mrs. Sidney Robertson visited
her sister In Kreole Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Brfar are
moving to Moss Point this week.
We are welcoming d new fam
lily 10 our community, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Of Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. BufeIl entetf-
tanned visitors from Pascsgoula
Sunday.
Recent visitors in the home of
Mrs. Myrtle Golf were her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Blackwell, and chill
drcn of Mobile.
Mrs. Bill Maxi has returned
from a visit In Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Maxi and
son were recent visitors Of rel
atives in Agrico1a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilmington
of, Pascagoula visited Jacks pas
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. ]. Whiting
ton here Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Cochran
had as their guests Sunday Mrs.
cochran's brother and s~istef-in-
law, Mr.. and, Mrs. Barney Mel
son and family of Pascagouls.
MI. and Mrs. L. M. Brown are
The proud parents Of a new baby
girl.
Mrs. Merrell Smell returned to
her home in Pittsburg, Pa, after
several weeks visit with relatives
here. &
Robert Well WHO is in college
at Hattiesburg visited his wife
and baby, here over the week
end.
Mrs. Calhoun Carter of Ba-
sin visited her daughter, Mrs. E.
L. Nelson, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Parkhurst returned from
New Orleans Thursday evening
after a visit with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Carter vis-
tied his mother, Mrs. j. Rober-
son Of Gautier, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Vincent
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Vincent of Agrieola Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Long made
a business trip to Pascagoula
| Monday.
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Rev. Worref1 Aiken
70 Speok FriduY At
st. Johns Church

There will be a guest speaker at
st. Johns Episcopal church, corr
ner Pine and Live Oak streets,
on Friday, April 5th at the reg
ular Lenten services at 7:30 p.
m.. the rector. the Friedrich s..
Resch has announced. The guest
speaker will be the Reverend
Warwick Aiken. rector Of Trim
itv Episcopal church at Pass
Christian. The public is invited
to hear MIR. Aiken's message. The
speaker last Friday night was
Cyril S1yfield. lay reader of St.
Johns. His subject was The
Origin of the Episcopal Church."
The Labrador duck was first
known 10 science in 1883, and the
last reported member of its tribe
was killed by a hunter in 1875.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

rHE STATE Oh MISSISSIPPI.
70 ciois Mat Graham
It's Mfi3inoton Street,
Winfield Kansas
You gre summoned to appear before
he Chancefy Court of the County OF
jackson IN said State. on sthe Second
Monday OF June A. D.. 1916, to defend
uit No. 05d3 in said Court OF. john
We'll Graham wherein you are q, de-
'endant, and wherein Complainant
ceks q divorce, as fully set out IN bill
n file. G4
TINS end day OF Aprji A, D.. la46,
Seal FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk. Chanccry Court.
jackson County, Mississippi.
BY vERTIs G RAMSAY, ID. c.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

Notice IL hereby given that a call
meeting of the jackson County School
Board twill be held in the office of
the Superintendent of Education At
sissippi on Thursday. April ii. 1916 at
Q p. Nj. for the purpose OF extending
contracts on transportation and lay
ing out transportation routes.
A. r. MECEHEE, Chairman.
T. E. JOHNSON. Secretary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

sg asss ss,ssrnnn

AsNUf agsR sst
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
TO OTIS JAMES CROW
Heufe No. 4 Mt. Airy,
GeofEia.
Yo,i are summoned 10 appear before
the Chancery Court of the County Of
Jaclson in said state, ON the and Mon
dav az June A. D., 1916. TO defend
suit No. 1855 IN said Court of Hattie
Lee Reynolds Crow a Minor, wherein
YOU are a defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks a divorce rs fury
set out IN bill on file.
rhis Is day of March A. D.. 1876
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk,
Ghaneery Court. Jackson County,
Mississippi. ~
Nv Vertis &. Ramsay. D G,
A. a.4k ~ % ID
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

At the age of 10 Stephen Foster
composed a waltz for a q~aartette
of flutes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

Notice IS hereby given hat a call
meeting of the Pascagoula Commupt-
w Chest Members and Board Of Dt-
rectofs will he held at the South
Elementary School on Wednesday.
April 10, 1916 at lis p, M for the
purpose OF adopting the Charter and
5ccetving reports from beneficiary or
eanizations. :
A. r. MEGEHEE, President.
H. A. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

To EARL NEWTON
You are Summoned 70 appear be-
fore the Chancefy Court of the Co1n-
" OF jackson In said State. on the
2nd Monday of June a. D. 1916 70
defend suit No. 4S65 in said Court OF
MaIipda lane King Newton VS. Earl
Newton wherein o are a defendant
and wherein Complainant seeks a de-
crrr a divorce and restoration OF
her maiden nasso as fully set ott Nv
rssg ~ cay 81 March A. ~. fe4s.
fsEALl FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk. Chaneefv Court
Jackson County. Mississippi
By VERT1S G. RAMSAY. D. G.
At 1-l1 nj 4-H. II
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Legal Notices


proposals viii Ne received by the
jackson county school Board up 70
FRIDAY. Aprd ). 1896 At 8 A. M for
the sale or one school bus body.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

WHEREAS May thirtieth. nine
tcon hundred AID foffy-sfx is Memoir
iai Day. eeisbSated throughout our
nation as a time OF solemn and CRATE
fhi memory of those who Died to
keqn our nation free, and
WHEREAS, Il Is customary 70 cele-
fbrate Poppy Day on the saturday
preceding Memorial Day TO give the
ptiblic an opportunity To contribute
to the comfort Of the living war heroes
who. were maimed in the service of
their country, and
WHEREAS this year in particular
we should remember those who gave
their lives In War and brought Peace
once again to the earth and their
brothers who lie wounded and suf-
voW. THkREfoRE'. l, L. GREGORY
Point. and I%JOffN r. WATTS. Mayor
Of the City of rsscagoula, do here
with proclaim and designate satur.
day. May 25th. nineteen hundred and
hereby call on al Of tke eitiseSs Of
this city 70 observe and participate
In the pfoaram Of the day.
Witness my. hand and the seal OF
office, this the fifth day of April,
gsiened, d GREGORY WOOD.
Seai' mjoHN 4 WITS
fsean Mayor. City OF Pascagoula.
"a Az