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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03

The very cultured mind that
thought up the ideal Of a Decide
Bop was that Of Decdle-Don Brown.
EPITAPH
PAUL PORTER, the former OPA
administrator, who recently spoke
in Minneapolis, predicts this cpl
taph will be inscribed on Tafts
political tombstone;
ale was the only man in the
United States who ever tried to
run for President on the platform
of an empty dinner pail"
The Elmer Rays are expect
ing a little heavyweight champ
around their home within the
next ten days.
Today friday I'm going to be
a guest Of the Minnesota Christian
Palestine Committee at luncheon
and seminar to he held at the Nicol-
let hotel This group has done
an outstanding job for the Jewish
people and I'm indeed happy to add
that many states are copying the
Minnesota chapters methods in get
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03
.eague pennant.

LUdbUN PNIIIIUlN'
Before the game, Robinson was
presented a carload Of gifts, in
GLIDING a Cadillac sedan, a tele-
vision set, portable radio, a $3.50
watch, a set Of silverware, an cleo
trio broiler, a cutlery set, a gold
pen and pencil set, a check for
$l68 from friends in Hartford, Con-
necticut, and an interracial good
will plaque from the Amsterdam
News.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03
YOU'RE VERY WELCOME

Dear Percy: Thank you most sin
cercly for the courtesy copies Of
your paper which you have been
sending me for some time. | have
no hesitancy in telling you that |
have enjoyed the paper 50 much
that ! wish to enter my suhscrip-
ton SO that may continue rrcclv-
ing it regularly.
Congratulations to you, Cecil
Newman, Mel Russell and the
others. who are doing such fine
job in presenting lively and in
teresting newspaper to Mime
apolituns. Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
Isl Theodore b. Knudsou,
Judge, Municipal Court.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03
CHATTER -PATTER
By HELEN SMITH
LAST WERK-M
Get your hat and get your coat
Leave your worries on the doorstep
And direct your feet
To Joseph Wares Retreat.

on we went, out into the wide-open spaces,
looking for rest galore. The four Smiths-Elsie,
Bert Clarence and lost track Of the day, date and
year last weekend Sleeping, resting, eating, having
a cocktail here, a friendly card game there-this
was the slow-paced recreation we sought and found.
Wares the only licensed Negro owned Retreat
in Minnesota, is very comfy, with Land ONod mat
tresses, warm army blankets cooking gas and cleo
tricty On cabin wall hung rusty, old, foreign
made bayonet, which, Joe claimed present from
Teddy Roosevelt, himself
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03

The Salt river valley surround
ing Phoenix, Ariz, produced II. 49,
400 pounds Of sugar beet seed in
l945-more than enough to plant the
entire nations harvested sugar beet
acreage
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15
G r e r N e

in democratic organization. WITH
respect to this most vital princi-
pal in the development of greater
things, organizations, business,
ess, among us we haven't any
time to lose and some how or o.
Their the responsibility for teach
ing "US" such things n]Nst be
met. Everywhere and in every
thing when ever we come face to
face with democratic action, no
matter how great the thing con-
Germ we exhibit the tendency to
destroy rather than yield :.
1t is a matter of great import
ance for us and it goes beyond
what we mean when we say,
MY PEOPLE MY PEOPLE
HOME TOWN BOY MAKES
GOOD Arthur Leaner, who
everybody used to know up and
down the Ole Avenue, was pic
tured in the most recent issue of
EBONY Magazine and one Of the
leading DISC JOCKEYS in the
United States. His program is
heard daily ocer several Chicago
Stations.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15
up AND DOWN Parish STREET
BY p II r C Y

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Get with any bunch OF
Parish Streeters around their
Fish and Beer, and when ever
anything comes up to cort of hit
their opinion of the worth and
ability of Aunt Haggar's Chilluns,
as compare with other folks, they
are likely to be heard to say, re-
signedly, as is washing their
hands as did Old PLATE that
time, My People, My People. l
thought about this expression this
past week while up at Mound
Bayou watching the conduct of
the Annual Convention of the
knight and Daughters of Tabor.
What took place up there could MT
help to make intelligent folks, in
a time like this, reflect on our
ability and readiness for the high
responsibility and exercise of de-
mocratic citizenship. Among those
; in the convention hall to help
+. with the reflection of this great
question, that exist, among a
great many folks, and one that
only 1--WE" can answer was Arm
ed deputies, Highway patrolmen,
and the Bolivar County Sheriff.
What ever opinion of "US" comes
out of the convention of the
knights and Daughters of Tabor,
"WF were and are the respon-
sible partys, because whether a
member of the order or not all
of "US" where wrapped up in
what was taking place up at
Mound Bayou. With the world
having reached the Atomic Age,
from what happened up at Mound
Bayou, it appears that we are still
so far behind that before we can
even hope to catch-up we have
got to stop long enough to learn
we can even hope to catch-up we
have got to stop long enough to
learn the give and tage and the
rule of the MAJORITY and the re-
spect of the rights of the minority
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15
DIR. HOWARD
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page -
Adult Leaders: Mrs Lucinda Ward
Monroe County, Miss Jimmie L..
Williamson, Union County
Junior Leaders: Ophelia Burdine,
Lee County; Naomi Guyton, I'm
ion County.
Health: Eva Ross, Tallahatchie
County; Reatha Rencer, Bolivar
County
Canning: Robert Martin, Lafay-
cite County; Hattie Mae Fuller,
De Soto County
Poultry: Dorothy Rhymes, Holmes
County; Freddie Warren, Mar
shall County
Foods: Douzella High, Union Cou-
unity; Thelma Penny, Coahoma
County
Clothing: Lucy McHundred, Mar
shall County; Gertrude GLASS;
Leflore County.
Home Improvement; Rochella
Gardner, Coahoma County;
Clemmie Jackson, Lafayette
County
Oratorical: Eulillian Martin, Le-
flore County
STATE All ROUND UP
MINERS
SOUTHWEST:
Clothing, Claudelle Moncure, Hind
County
Poultry, Willie Jean Varnado
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15

Pike County
Home Improvement, Bette Jean
. Martin, Pike County
Canning, Yvonne Adams, Adams
County
Foods, Eula B. Kelly, Lincoln
County
Leadership, Marjorie Smith, Pike
. County
Individual Health, Clara Ellis
Yazoo County
EAST CENTRAL:
Clothing, Emma D. McClendon,
Scott County
Home Improvement, Lenora Ed
mundson, Clarke County
Canning, Levonne Hill, Newton
County
Leadership, Helen B. Jones, Leake
County.
Foods, Emma Jean McCree, Clark
County
Individual Health, Deloris Collins
Clarke County
SOUTH DISTRICT:
Clothing: Gloria Kennedy, Harris
son Couney
Home Improvement, Essie Geest-
on, Marie County
Canning, LESSEE Mae McLaurin,
Covington County
Foods, Hazel Hall, Jefferson Davis
County
Leadership, Patricia White, Har-
rison County
Individual Health, Brunette Ball,
Marion County
Oratorical: Ramona Williams,
Jackson County
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15

SOMETHING THAT MADE ME-
LAFF.: The story that they are
telling about a certain Parish
Street Business Man who INDUCES
only in the society of other such
operators, giving two nom oper-
ators a dollar a peice to say that
his Cadallic was better looking
than any other operator and
that certain we'll known woman
about-town, in her "cupc"" the
other night, carrying on scan
dolus wore the mike of the two
way radio in her boy friends
cab with everybody riding
listening and laffing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15
The Poets Corner
SAY SOMETHING GOOD

Pick out the folks you like the
least and watch 'em for awhile.
They never waste a kindly word,
they never waste a smile.
They criticize their fellow mar at
every chance they get.
They never found a human just
to suit their fancy yet.
From Them I guess you'd learn
something if they were pointed
out
Some things that everyone of us
should kno wa lots about.
When someone Knocks" bro
Their, pass around the loving sup
Say something good about him if
you have to make it up.
Selected
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15

IT IS A FACT That Mamie
Miss Smith, of Church Street,
was recently married and has set
tied down to a happy married
life up in Chicago and that
Marie Walters (Mrs. Mickens)
got her divorce Qn SeptembeD
and can now tie the knot again
when and if she chooses.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15

WEEKLY QUOTATION: Learn
ing is ecquired by reading books;
but the much more necessary
learning, the knowledge of the
world, is only to be acquired by
reading men, and studying all
the various editions of them.'
Lord Chesterfield.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15

A group Committee organization
Knights and Daughters ofrobo formed otter the Of Dr. R.
Howard
purpose gaining organization
Bethel AE Church the Annual
followed
denied admission calling
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-15
Over 100000

The population of California on
January i, 1940. was estimated BY.
the State Taxpayers association nt
over 7.00Onnn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

9enblif, mo er sic 6reibeit genieben
uno 2ucie nieoerieben fonnte. Nof)
ME Doren ibm sic Shulitunben 10
entictlid) lang oorgefommen.
Ger &opf NOR ibn1 nod pou bon
Sen geltrigen Grlebniiien. Sn bun-
tenn GurGeinanoer tan5ten Die 3ob=
iea ser uertpidelten 9ie6enauigabe,
Die Gr. Saeenbed al Die @auotafel
matte, Dor leinen stugen.
3miiden Den &eiben lad]te ibnl
2ucicus Gciift entgesel1, uno er bor=
te ibre froblid)e Gimme. ginmoI er-
tappte er iib babel, oaB er onltott Ser
3ablen einen WGo6enfopf nit ipisen1
9t1shen ltno frauien 2oden in iein
5eft gemolt bate; baltis peril1hte er
ous Bib uerldpinben au lallen.
Sa iparo er ungliidli6erlpeiie auf-
gcrnfen: v6abricius. red,ne oor!"
Gridredt fubr er 5uiammen unb
lpuroe ablueGielno blaB uno rot. gr
bate feline Ibnuug, I'M mas es it'd,
gnnot!te.
rSun9e, ou idldfit ia pobI nod, {"
rief Ir. 5ogenbed itreltee 1ro ld)iit=
telte ibn. yRoran Oenfit SUI? =, Hlln
ober ic5neIl, ionit fomme ib Dir un=
GERS"
Martiu itart:c itunn uub 5erltrcut
lelnem 2ebsec ms Heiid)t. Sbm mar
gu Otute, ols lei ibm Die Sunge ge=
Idbmt. GergebIib iuhts er ieine @e-
oanfen 5u iommel1, aher INNER nur
lab er SlcienS ladenoc3 8eiidt.
~Nohiiten, iagte oer 2ebrer fur5
uno rief eincn anoern Sd)iiier an lie
Soiel . @tit offenen augen trGumte
Der SengeI; cine SGlaflniise mar er
ourh rnO our6
Gottlob, enblid) pnren S6ul5eit
uno S6ulorbeiten' eritonoen. Seims
LID uno uorlibtig, oaB 8risitte ooer
Die 0tutter i'm nidlt idben, i6Ii6 er
iif ourd) SEN 8orten auf oie StroBe,
um 2uciens ginlaoung gu foIsen.
3agbaft betrat er oes 9ireftors
@obnune. Mrt lautem 8efl6ii emp=
fling i'm Elm fleiner Seioenpinti6er
unO iprang an ibm e1npor. 8erleeen
lab er iid Inn. Gin iiberral6enoes
Bib Don lnoronung bot iih ieiuen
ltornenOen slugen.
aues bunt bur6einonber. sluf ies
Dem Stubl bon Srau Sonners gutter
Stube Die peribieoeuortieIten Cor
oerobenitiide, oo5tpiiden ourdpiiblte
Softer uno, balb unter oen 8ertifoip
geldoben, cine offene Eappida1teI
BOILER 8lumen uno bunter 8anoer :. :.
Gie Cir CUR 8ammer itono often; Die
getten paren nod ungen1a6t. Sa=
6afsouft, permii1t NIT oem @eru6
BON gebrannten 3uiebeln, Ser aus Ser
anitoBenoen Slide fam, erfiillte bie
Surt.
2ucie iprang bonn Sofa berunter.
Sbr &orper friimnte lih babel su=
lammen lpte ser elmer gei6meioieen
aose. SIR idmutiges 1peiBes Iatags=
tleio beoedte faum Die anie. Iber ibr
8eiiftden true einen ltebensniiroi=
gen ausorud, als lie auf ibren il,neen
6reuno 5ueilte uno i'm lebbaft be-
griiBte.
Batter" rief ite, ~Oies lit Martin
6abricius.
Sr. D. gaItinon iaB. init bem Stl1@
blum elmer 8oue beid1ftigt, bequem
5uriidgelebnt in Ger anbern Sofa=
ede . Gas fiibn empor eeitri6ene
frouIe 5aar, Die graugelbe 5arbe bes
bartloien 8eiidts, Die tbeatraliide
Saltung, III Der er Wartin entsesen-
trat, iein nadIGiiieer an5ug nit ser
bunt tarierten 8eite unb ben1 unbe=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
CGortiesune)

Sbre Gereiniamung erfiilte it, mi
namenloler Dual. Sic fiiblte ltb 10
jtredlid ouein. gSGre penigItens
grisitte oageiuelen, oaB iie nit ibr
bate reoen fonnen; bod iie bate lie
ia ielbit Idneit gu 9ett geid}idt. Sic
blidte gum bunfeln Sinmel empor.
A6, ou6 Ser Simmel bate fiir lie
feinen Croft; lie muBte oas Shidial
trogen, bas iie iif ielber setuablt
"a pernabm tie binter ii6 rult;e
S6ritte. Sbne oaB iie es eemerft
bate, 1par Grid ins 3imner getreten
llnmutig lab er nuf Ieine 6rau, Der
Die Sranen nod auf Ser @ange glan5=
ten. @as bate Tie nur? 8arum por
lie nidt IdnsIt CUR Rube seganeen? ?
8oate lie anfangen, ibm alf5upoiien,
i'm 5u fontronieren?
Gin fur5es 3oeern, bant trat Wto=
ntta auf ibn 81 l1no legte ibre arme
linn Ieinen 9als uno preBte ibr gnt=
lib an leine 9ruit.
Grid, beute lit l,nier So65eits-
tag" ioete iie peid uuo blidte, in
grinuerung oerloren, ibm ins &C.
itd)t. bas bon nerpoier ltneeoulo sud-
te. "Seute itno eS 5polf Sabre, - Ell
ne gwisfeit, lno bod). - mir iino
nod 10 jung. grinnerit bu oid) nod
ienes Cages? ?". Sic i6IoB ploslt6
Die Iuger, ols tGte oas bche 2idlt ibr
peb.
lteberrald)t iab er iie an. SSbr Sod
5eitstag - tpie bntte cr ben nur per
geiien fonnen? aber trosbem - mo-
su oenr oiele ientimentale Stim=
muue? Gie Seit ser 6litterpoden
mar bod laneit poriiber. Seit Sob=
rem ifon mar ieine gbe nur nod elm
iteter 8aHpf 5piiden ibm unb ibr;
eab's auh ielten Iaute 8orte, beftise
S5enen, 10 ipar's bod Elm beitGnoiges
Itummes Gineen. Elm tatid6Ii6es 8is
oeritrebeu, oas oie gesenieitise gnt=
trembling stpiiden ibnen mebrte unb
INNER lpeiter uno 1peitcr 5ur falten
Ibneisung iid 5uipiste. ODER fiiblte
lie Dos ear ntft?
Sriifeno iab er lie on.
"a bob lie bitteno Die ieu6ten Iu=
gen 5u linn empor.
8ie biibid iab lie in oieiem ausen=
blid aus NIT Dem billeebenoen Ius=
orud in ibren SIeen, BEN leid)t geros
teten @angen! Ssn roI6eren Mtem,
5iisen bob unb ienfte iif ibre 8ruit.
@rDartung uno Soffnune ipraden
aus ibrem 8eiidt.
Gin ipeibes 8efiibI DoIlte iid) Iei-
her benadtieen, 5uglei9 nit einem
8efiibl ser Sdam, oaB er crit bur6
iein 8eib an bieien Gag lid ntlBte er=
innern loiien.
aber er sob bieiem Gmpfinben ni6t
Faum.
8os ioute er iagen9 gtur nift ge=
iiiblsielig peroen! sSeit bib er Die
3dbne 5ulammen, uno oie Salte 5tpi@
Id)en leinest aueen oertiefte iid {.
Sbne lie an5uieben, glitten feline
gltde ourds Seniter in Ben ounflen
sbeno bineiu. Sein antlis tparo faIt
uno bart.
Ronifa las in ieinem Ser5en. ST.
re frobe Gruartuns idtpanb. Srau=
rig unb entmutiet madte lie ii9 BON
linn los. Das san5e 3irnmer idien
pIotlid) in 8rau eetaudt, 1,no mort
log, bitterites Seio i'm Ser5en. ging
lie nit miioen Sdritten binaus.
VII.
8abreno oes nad)iten Cages 5abIte
Mortin Die Stunoen Bis gu Dem Mus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

God an Wartins ssueenobimmel
Itiegen nod anoere @olfen auf, uno
5mar bon elmer Seite, bon Ser er's am
nenigIten eripartet bate. Mud) sic
Gualen Ser giferiubt iollten leinem
iungen Screen nidt eripart bleiben.
Sn alireo @oebefe mar ibm elm
0ebenbubler eritanoen, oeiien SnIoi-
gungen oas boffGrtige Shauipieler.
tinb iib germ gefallen lieB. 8ar Ml.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

first son. Mrs. Howell viii be
remembered as the former Miss
Rosamae Fountain OF st. Ma. in.
Mrs. Ira Webb is much inn
proved in health after a recent
illness.
M. and Mrs. Hen~v Ryan
have returned from tlei horcy-
moon trip to Pensacola and
Panama City, Fla. They VIII
make their home wish Mr.. Ryan's
parents Mr.. am Mas Angcro
Ryan.
Miss Marine Mullinax, p-i-
mary teacher at st Martin School
spent the weekend at the home
OF her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mullinax.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Farley.
ST., of Moss Point visited here
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Fairley's parents Mr.. and NJ S.
c. M. Lechich.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs,
w. f. b fies was ehristened
Wallace Edward Berries, Jr., on
Easter Sunday at the Sacret
Heart Catholic Church BY the
Rev. Patrick McAlpine. Sponsors
were Mrs. Irene Westbrook ard
Emile B. Fayard.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

son, Alien, visited relatives in
Lucedale over the weekend.
A. 7. Richey, English teacher
at the ST. Martin School visited
his home in Braxton last week
end.
Mrs. Eva Davis and sons, Troy
and WAYNE. visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alcay Ladnier OF
LLAMA ever the weekend. Her
mother-In-law, Mrs. Leah DAVIS,
accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Taconi and
son, Edward, visited Saturday in
the home of Mrs Taeoni's par
ents, M. and Mrs. w. j. Faux
enberry of Pascagoula.
Friends regret to learn Of the
death of Seymour Mallette OF
Purvis and sympathy is extend
ed to The family. particularly to
Mrs. w. j. Deioney of this COM
munity, who IS his gganddaugh-
ter.
The elementary grades of the
st. Martin School are present.
ing an operetta, apple Blossom
Time on Thursday night, April
"a, in the school auditorium.
Mr.. end Mrs. Grady Howell
the birth Of a son at
the Biloxi hospital on April 5.
This IS their second child and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
. st. Mortin
News from St. Mortin -.
Mother Teachers Association In
Final Meeting OF School Year Here

The Mother Teachers Associa-
ton of the st Martin School hell
their final regular meeting of
the school year last Wednesday
afternoon. Nolle T. Roberts of
Pascagoula was the guest speak
or at the meeting, which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Aruther Sey-
mour, president OF the group.
A special meeting will be call
ed in May to lay plans for a
political rally to be held on the
school grounds early in the sum
mer.
AT Wednesdays meeting the
hostess serve ice cream and
cake.
The Mems Brotherhood of the
North Biloxi Methodist Church
was held recently with w. l..
Guice, Biloxi attorney, as guest
speaker.
Revival services at the North
Biloxi Methodist Church will be-
gin on April q ard continue for
two weeks, it was announced
this week, The public is cordially
invited to attend.
MI. and Mrs. A L. Brese-
mann and son, David Allen, of
Moss Point were weekend guests
in the home of Mrs. Mary Bull
lock,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Curry and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
Meeting Of Sarah
Bennett Circle
Monday Afternoon

A meeting al the Sarah Ben
ret Circle of the Woman's So
cie.v of Christian Service OF the
First Methodist Church Of Pas
eagoula was hel4 al the home of
Mrs. Wade Hil,iard. III colun-
bus DIVE. Monday at $50 p. m.
The session was presided over
By Mrs c. J Lander, tire chair
man afteg TIE devotional on the
18th Psalm; 1914, had been con-
Quoted by Mrs. Schlev Byrd,
1t was announced that a movie,
''fhis is China" viii be presented
at the open house ~ young peo-
pie of the church next Saturday
at 1880 p. m. AMI members We're
invited TO see it.
Mrs. Don Oliea then gave a
resume of the chapter, "We Press
On" from the book, Christian
Motive and Method in Steward
ship" and was followed by Mrs.
w. r.. Gulley who discussed the
closing chapter, THAT Liberty Be
Not Abused"
During the social hour, Mrs.
billiard and her cn-hostess, Mrs.
Olien served a refreshment
course.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
Forts Lake

A large crowd attended the
end Of school pay at the Orange
Lake school Friday night.
Mr.. and Ms. Robert Bragg
were business visitors to Grand
Bay Thursday.
We are sorry to hear of the III
ness of Mrs. Clifton Isham ard
wish for her a speedy recovery
Clarence Vining Of Poncha-
toula, La, was a weekend guest
of Nj. and Mrs. Lotion Clark.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Bragg
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bragg on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Roberts of
Agricola and Mrs. Marie Stevens
of Laurel were guests Of M. and
Mrs. Roy liner Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Z. Hurd were
business visitors 10 Moss Point
Monday where they took their
son for medical treatment.
Mrs. Curtis Roberts Of Agri-
cola visited Mrs. Roy liner Sat
urday.
We + sorry to hear of the
illness of Fern Alice Clark and
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Lam,
bert and baby Of Theodore were
guests Sunday in the home Of
Mr.. Lambert's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy lnzer at
tended the Southeastern League
baseball game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garner
were business visitors TO Moss
Point Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garner
were business visitors to Moss
Point on Monday.
Mrs. Nora Demoney and Mrs.
Barnett Lambett were visitors to
Mrs. Robert Bragg on Thursday.
Miss Mary Ann Davis of Grand
Bay spent a few davs this week
with Ms. O. G. Elder. .
Mrs. Joe johnson Of Slidell,
La, and Mrs. B. NJ. Rempter Of
Mobile visited Mrs. Roy liner
Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence Vining
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Winnings mother, Mrs. Lotion
Clark.
Mrs. S. T. Elder has gone to
Savannah for a visit with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garner
motored to Mobile Thursday to
visit Mrs. Joe Strasser.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Harris of
Nashville are spending a few
weeks in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy liner.
Mrs. George Hanvelt of Grand
Pay is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. o. G. Elder. this week.
Mr.. and Ms, o. G. Elder were
visitors 10 Grand Bay Sunday.
We are sorry to learn of the
illness Of Melzina CLARK, daugh-
ter of M. and Mrs. T. ]. Clark,
and wish fer her a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bragg Wis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
TO RECEIVE DEGREE

Charles C. Barber Of Moss
Point, a student IN the School
Of Science, end William J. B
Moates, Gautier. a student in
education in the School of Educa-
ton, WI receive their Bacho-
lor of Science Degrees at the
spring commencement exereis-
es at Mississippi State College.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

tied M and Mrs. Lotion Clark
recently.
M. ard Mrs. Tavern Clark
motoFed 70 Wilma, Ala, Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Bragg
visited Mrs. George Devers at
Pascag5ula Monday.
Part of the closing exercises
of the Orange Lake School will
be held Friday night. April ID.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

Is boys suits, 80 workmen's over
ais and three women's coass
The rationing director Of Dusr
seldorf commented that at that
rate it would take a man in Dus
se'dorf 96 wears to get q new
suit. Is years to get a shirt and
20 years to obtain underwear,
II would take $50 years to SUPP
ply al the women Of the city
with coats.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
NEW COATS FOR GERMANS

Hamburg - AP- The German
newspaper Hamburg Ailemeine
reported that the total clothing
coupons. available Tor the 400
600 population Of Dusseldorf in
one mcnih would have bought
two hanskerchiefs. 20 mems suits,
The P-TA will sell refreshments
before and after the play.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

The flags of seven sovereign
nations nave flown over the state
of Mississippi; Spain, Great Bril-
tain, France, the Republic Of
West Florida, The United States,
the sovereign state of Mississippi
and the Confederate States.