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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

christina" was the subject Of
The program Tot the meeting ~
the fotthlnhtly club of Moss
Point At the meeting Wednea
day evening with Mrs n Z Eley
and Miss Carrie Lee Harris a.
hostesses NJ The hone Of the foe.
MFR
Mrs. A. W Head, who scfyed
Jointly with Mrs w G Head az
q program leader gave an inter.
estinR account of Christmas Gus.
toms and traditions,
Miss Dottie Mitchell, elder
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Mitchell, gave great pleasure N
her singing Of Sleigh by counik
and Adams, 20, Holy Night"
with Mrs, J, 4. Thompson ~ nc.
eompanist,
During the short business ses
sion donations we're received 10
be added To the $500 already
contributed to the polio fund by
the club,
CONNECTIONS appropriate 10 the
year added beauty TO the plato
that was served with hot coffee
and the tea during the social
hour,
The homo was beautifully de.
lcornted with Christmas colofa
carried out In p%olnsettlas, holly
and other Christmas green's A
Christmas tree ornl-
mcnted the table In the dining
room,
Among the guests was Mrs
George Mitchell Of Tupclo, grand.
mother Of Miss Dottie Mitchell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Al their February meeting ten months
ago, members of the Jackson County board
OF supervisors voted TO modcrnize the coun-
~ highway patrol by installing thrce-way
radio communications In the two patrol cars
and In the official automobile OF the sheriff
The board voted al that time to purchase
two now automobiles for the use Of the
patroIman--one for East and ono for West
Jackson County-thc county 10 own and
maintain the vehicles. Prior TO that time,
the patrolmen had owned their cars indIvi-
duaily.
We favored the move al the time and car
ried IN editorial commanding the board
members for their foresight. Part Of the pro-
gram was to have the vehicles labeled!
'yACKSON COUNTY HIGHWAY PA
troll which Supervisor A. =. Moran point
cd out ut that time would create respect for
the law.
Time went on and the vehicles were pur-
chased and the radio equipment finally ar
rived this week. II IL being installed al the
present time, and may be In operation by
the time you read these words.
But where are the Identifying labels on
the W. county-owned vchiclcsY And are the
county'H highways and byways being patrol
I'd regularly by the two county-paid highway
tpatroImen7
. As wa understand II, these two men are
paid by the county TO patrol roads In the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Junior Garden Club
To Have Christmas
Party AT Center

The Junior Garden club Of PAS
engoula ID having n Christmas
party Saturday, Dec. 40 al 4 p. m.
at the Garden Center on East
Washington avenue All members
are urged 10 be present. bringing
guests, II they wish.
A Christmas wreath will be
given rs n door prize and refresh
ments Will be- served
Each child IL asked 10 bring n
small Gift not 10 cost over 20
cents which will be placed In a
grab box from which they each
viii draw u present.
The club Is DESTROYS Of obtain-
ing all the new members II can
get the aim Of the organization be
ing TO help all children 10 become
flower conscious and to learn how
10 work In the soil.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

county, They are not responsible for u, =,
Highway 90 and tho mujor state highways,
which are the Mississippi Highway Patrols
responsibility. That beat belongs TO State
Highway patrolman w. q. Gray, as we UNI
dorstnnd II, and hc Ii stationed In pasca-
goula for that purpose,
We believe the county highway patrol.
men should be just that--that they should
patrol the county roads on q regular sehod-
ulc, report their whereabouts TO the sheriff
al regular intervals, and be available for
funerals and other unusual events In the
rural sections Of the county.
II would hurt nothing TO have the patrol
men show up at Vaneleave or Wade or some
other point when school let's out In the af-
tcrnoon TO check school bus drivers and other
motorists In their actions around the schools.
Az Supervisor Moran pointed out nearly
a year ago, IL would increase respect for tho
law.
The theory, which we have heard express
ed by persons who should know better, that
the patroImen should keep their vehicles
incognito 80 that they can sneak up on traf-
fie Offenders IN ridiculous,
A cop In his uniform prevents crime by
his very presence as u symbol Of the law.
That Is his primary purpose-not TO shoot
down wilful offenders.
The county highway patrol should func-
ton on such a basis.
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Mr.. And Mrs. Coulter
Honor Gov. And Mrs.
Wright AT Dinner

On Thursday evening MIR and
Mrs, Ilefmes Gautler entertained
AZ n dinner Ut their uautier home.
eerhe old Place. honorlns their
overnight guests, Governor and
Mrs Fielding Wright and daush.
ter, Miss Carroll Elaine,
The dining room of the house
with itn antesbellum furniture
wAa beautifully decorated with u
Chflatmaa tree and other green
cry, and the table was particular
ly elective with u eenterpieee OF
noinaettlaa, carnations and holly
In combination with crimson can
dlea In silver eandelabras on a
mat Of Christmas evefgreena,
Covers were laid for Governor
and Mrs, Fielding Wright, Mrs.
Fielding Wright, Srp Miss Wright.
Representative and Mrs, William
M, colmer, Jimmy colmer. Mr..
and Mrs, Walter Davis Of Jack.
aon, Mr., and Mrs, Quinn Gautier
OF Biloxi, John Gautier and the
host and hostess,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Ruby Udvornoski
Circle Meeting AT
Home OF Mrs. Lennep

The Ruby udvaronski circle Of
the Womnn's Missionary Society
OF the First Baptist church OF
paeeagoula met ut the home of
Mrs, Bruner Lennep on Monday
afternoon.
The opening devotional was con-
Quoted by Mrs, W, j, Morris after
which the Lords Prayer was said
In unison,
Following q short business per-
Tod, a mission program waH direct
Cd by Mrs G, w. Martin who was
assisted by Meadames G. A. Mel
son. X. l., Walker and G. E. Me-
cleilap,
The program was closed by
prayer by Mrs, j. 4, Mullen,
A social hour was enjoyed over
coffee and cake by the ten MEM
beers present,
The next meeting Of the circle
will be with Mrs, G, A. Nelson
on the first Monday In January.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Funerul Services
For N. P. Emrnit
Held On Saturday

Funeral services for Norman y.
Kmmit who died last week were
conducted Saturday at , .. IN. at
Stokes Chapel by the Rev Arthur
Schneider. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Paseas
Rouln. After these services the
Masonic Lodge, of which he was a
longtime and prominent member
took charge and he wa buried
with Masonic honors.
Active pail bearers were G. 7.
Torjusen, Lester j. Sebeffler.
Hugh Fletcher. Phillip Ware,
Glen HAYS and Harold EzelL
Honorary pail bearers were Frank
Huson, Lester HeldobraDd, w. Il.
Tyles, J. X. Watts, r. T. Justice,
William colmer, Dr. G. H. Gray.
Or. w. Il. Keli, Charles Hendrick.
son, Hermes Guatier. George
Granlund. L. r. Kramer and n.
+. Grant.
Coming 70 ~Pascagoula for the
funeral was a daughter. Mrs. Mar.
win Phillips, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
cHRIgTMAg TREE ron
OF z
Fon Z

The Junior department OF the
church has PLAYED q lighted
Christmas tree In the substory
Of the First Methodist church OF
Pascagoula on So. Paseaaoula
street and Dupont avenue.
Anyone desiring 10 said some
needy family or person at Christ
mas time may place his contribu-
ton beneath the tree. These gifts
viii be received until after
Christmas day.
An open Bible may be found
nearby for the use Of anyone de-
string q moment Of prayer and
meditation.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Granville Trlnlett Of New o..
leans suffered a broken collar
bone, State Highway Patrolman
w o. Gray reported
The accident happened when
an international truck loaded with
furniture and driven by William
Moring Of Metalrle, La eolllded
head-on with q eur driven by Jene
Travers OF Keeeler Field The
truck APPARENTLY turned over on
It's side and akldded down the
road Into The oncoming eaf driven
by II. H. Rem Of Mobile, Mofing
was treated for u hand injury,
Triplett was a passenger IN the
truck. Mr., and Mrs Corley were
passengers In the ear driven By
Travera an wau an unidentified
soldier who waa uninlnred, Pa
trolman Gray said,
Two overturn In Water
A truck owned by the South-
ern Laundry Company OF paaen.
Roula and driven by &. X, Giedef
OF Moss Point, overturned Into
n foot Of water In a ditch beside
Highway 30 Just East OF oeean
Springs, Highway patrolman Eu.
gene Rodriguez reported, Paasena
ger In the truck waa Charles ny.
ais, also Of Pnacagoula
The truck overturned when the
steering gear is said to have brok-
on, according to Officer Rodrls
guez
A Greyhound bus inflicted
damage to the automobile Of DR..
J, M. Mandell Of paaeHgoula Sun.
day when II struck the rear fen.
der while attempting TO paaa the
car. according 70 G, T. Wilson.
deputy sheriff and investigating
officer The bus driver WINS Lew.
In Blanchard Of New Orleans, The
accident happened on Highway
90 near the Alabama state line,
No charges were filed, the officer
said.
Monday night about I o'clock
an automobile occupied by three
men overturned In a ditch Of wa
ter. The car was driven by l.,
j. Prnuninger of Good Hope, La.,
and passengers were G. Il Thomas
OF New Orleans and =. H. Byrd Of
Memphis, Tenn, who were on
route from New Orleans TO Mo.
bile. Although the eur turned top
side down in the water, none Of
the men we're hurt and they ea'
capped from the automobile
through one OF the doors, accord
Ing to Deputy Sheriff c. 7. VIII
son.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

baltimore Sun recalls II, he
voted against the draft In 1870
against transfer Of shipping to
Britain In lpii against extern
sion Of the draft In the same
year on the eve Of Pearl iiaf.
Dor, against allowing Amefi.
cen ships 10 enter combat zon.
esl He voted against Henry
Stimson Ms fnftlme secretary
Of war, and later against David
w. Llllienthal for the atomic
energy commission. he voted
against renewal Of the Trade
Agreement Act In ip43, and In
the same wartime year he vot-
cd against four subsidies, He
voted against Breton Woods,
which would stabilize world
currency, and was one Of the
seven senators that voted
against joining the United Ma.
tionai lie also wants 20 be pres.
Idcnt Of the United States9
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Lucy Wright Circle
Has Gala Meeting Al
Home OF Mrs. Mayo

The weekly meeting OF the Lucy
Wright Circle OF the Woman'a
Missionary Society of Calvary
Baptist church al the home of
Mrs. Willie Mayo on Adml. Dewey
took on a gala air Monday after.
noon.
This was caused by the Christ
mas decorations that made bright
the room whore the meeting WIS
held.
The time was given 10 Bible
Study, the thome being "The
Christmas Story"
This was stressed In the do.
votional which was led by Mrs,
N. G. Riviere, president Of the
mother Organization, and was en-.
lafged upon by Mrs. M =. Var.
nado, who told of the Christmas
customs and traditions of differ.
cnt countries.
The meeting was opened and
closed with prayer by two past
presidents. Mrs. G. n. Milton and
Mrs A. l.. Lowe.
The circle has been running
a contest between groups cntit-
led the "Blues' and the "Rcda".
with the losing side 10 serve re-
freshments TO the winning side,
AT this meeting the Reds car.
fled out their part as losers by
serving Ice cream and cake to the
Blues.
Gifts we're then exchanged by
members.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

A. Rcsch at $3.50 u. m. on Christ
mas Day.
Or Sunday, December II, at
five o'clock y. M, ut a candle
light service the First Presby-
terrain church Of Moss Point will
present n Christmas eantata,
"Chimcs of the Holy Night.
The choir will be composed Of
The regular church choir assist.
ed by n number Of singers from
other church cholfB.
Under the direction Of Mrs.
James A. Bornman, choir direc-
tor, and accompanied by Mrs.
Amelia Cook, organist, the choir
will sing Chimes Of the Holy
Night. a cantata which features
the familiar Christmas carols.
Soloists will be Mrs. Charles
s. Mitchell, Miss Dorothy Mitch
ell. Mrs James Bornman ind
Hartwell Mccollum.
Methodist canfafa
The Christmas cantata, "carols
Of christmas", by Ellen Jane Lo-
renz will be sung al the First
Methodist church Of Moss Point
at seven-thirty o'clock on Sun
day. December II.
A robcd choir Of forty voices
will sing the cantata 10 the ae-
compartment OF Mrs. Martin
Hamilton. organist.
Although the cantata features
the familiar Christmas carols the
arrangement Is unusual and most
effective. Proceeding the singing
Of the cantata a prelude will be
played on the church chimes.
Featured solo parts viii be
sung by Miss Marguerite coiiey.
Mrs. Edward Khayat. James Bish-
op, Felix cirlot. Mrs. a. W. Las
sitter. and Misses Edna Khayat.
Peggy suth5ff and Dorothy
Rhodes.
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we began the series In The
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has averaged aproxlmatalv
three hundred words for i total
of twenty -seven thousand
words, That'a half The length
OF a abort novel and n lot of
words to beat out. week after
week.
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have heen soid Tor the cans
atr,,etlon ~ = neD and BADLY
! needed court homo and a h
anticipated that the contract
will be LET in the early spring.
II IL also planned to place the
nov structure on a different
site where there Is more room.
probably on Watts avenue near
the present building.
fnasmueh IA the pfeaeni
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
THIS WEEK
in Other Years

SIX YEARS AGO THIS
WEEK, President Roosevelt was
given full powers Of war BY
Congress. the most power ever
given a president Of the United
States A front page
feature, what 10 DO In An Air
Raid" was carried In the chron-
celestial and Advertiser
II. w Gautlcr WA appointed
captain of the Jackson County
Civil Protection Units Of the
civilian defense sct-up,
%Editorially. the Chronicle
Star and Advertiser announced
the purchase OF n now press
and plans for a aeml-weokly
paper.
FIVE YEARS AGO THIS
WEEK, new and more Atfin.
gent dim.out regulations were
announced for the new year
along the Gulf Coaat :.
Jackson county hit the one
million pound mark In the col
lection of scrap metals and rub
Der Moss Point students
prepared 10 move into the new
high school after the Christmas
holidays.
Edltofially, the Chronicle
Star and Advertiser called at
tcntion TO the "rfcnd Of Bual-
ness In Mississippi. released
by State College, In which the
paaeagoula area again led the
state In increases.
:
FOUR YEARS AGO THIS
WEEK. the Senator Pepper
committed hearing on Wartime
Health and Education began
In %paacagoula Mr., and
Mrs Gafnett Wilson were no.
titled that their son, Sergeant
Donald L. Wilson, was missing
in action over Germany i.
Merchants and industries were
urged to take multiple mem-
berships in the newly organ
lied Chamber Of Commerce.
No editorial wal carried.
THREE YEARS AGO THIS
WEEK, Henry Wiley, d negro.
was elcetrocuted In the Jackson
County Court House for the at
taek-murder of t3-year-old
Opal Kicks, a crime 10 which he
had confessed Two hun
bred joiners were involved In a
work stoppage a the Ingalls,
ShipbuiIding Corporation
Editoriallv. the Chronicle
Star and Advertiser called at
tention 10 eomplaeeney on the
home front while the nation
was engaged in a war for sur.
vivat.
TWO YEARS AGO THIS
WEEK. The PascagouIa Com.
munity House. housing the
USO. was declared a total loas
after having been razed b.
flames Jackson coun.
~ citizens prepared 10 celebrate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
DAVID AND CAROL pEATTIE
HAVE DOUBLE BIRTHDAY
PARTY

On Sunday afternoon, Dec. II.
David and Carol, the twin son
and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
David peattie celebrated their
birthday with q party Ut the
Country Club.
There we're games and two or
nate cakes with lighted candles
70 thrill The forty young guests
vino we're also served with ice
cream.
They we're assisted by Mrs.
Peatfle IN entertaining their
guests.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
CONTRACTS SIGNED

Contracts have ben signed be-
tween Ingalls, shipbuilding Cor
poration and the Office Employ
ces Union, Local 2O4. and the
Technical Engineers, Architects of
Draftsman's Union, Local l27, Of
the American Federation Of La-
Dor, according 10 an announce
mcnt made by W. II. Guest, exc
cutive vice-presidont Of the com
pany.
The contracts provide for wage
increase. and includes a revised
Vacation plan and seniority rights.
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- N!EIiK!L|!G!ikAs
Y t1

b, L 7. ROBERTS

In Its dllapldated condition.
How would n square benefit
all OF the people OF the county,
II would certainly benefit Pas
eaRoula 10 the extent that the
city could take II over aa u pub.
lie park and be responsible
for lta maintenance. No one
would question that And for
the rest OF the people In the
county, IL could be made a
beautiful island" with green
grass and flowers and benches
under the biz oake whore they
could rest on their trips 10 Pas
eagoula II would give every
citizen In the county a stake
In the county seat
We can imagine II covered
with green grass. with walks
and benches under the oaks,
with seasonal flowers and or
namentAl shrubs In the center,
md perhaps a band stand sort
Of structure IN the center for
outdoor musicals, political
speaklngs, and the like,
II would be simple to cut q
street through on the west side,
widen Delmae avenue and Mag
nolla street on the north and
Gust and the result would BE-
something not as large nor aa
elaborate rs Bienville Square In
Mobile, but as useful and as
beautiful.
The decision will be left up
to the members Of the boafd OF
supervisors We ask you TO con-
tact your member personally or
by letter and 10 tell him that
you favor such q proposition
After all, the property belongs
TO you and you have some say
as TO Us disposition
But don't delay. The two
nov members OF the board will
take office January LIST, and
some decision will be reached
in the near future for the CON
tract will be let in the early
spring.
One member has expressed
himself az favorlng such 4
move, and we call on the other
four members to give IL serious
consideration And w call on
YOU to LET them know that you
favor It. too.
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TO thy AcAIN1

Decatur. III. - Ap Safe
crackers Who broke into the
Decatur Scrap Iron and Met
Il company used an actylene
torch hanging on The wall to
bum the lock Of the safe. They
didn't find any money but took
the acetylcne torch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Junior Womon's Club
Members Honor Their
Husbands AT Dinner

Members Of the Junior Wo-
mans club Of Paaeagoula honor.
ed their husbands Al a beautifully
appointed dinner At The Country
Club on Tuesday evening.
Dancing and Christmas carols
and other Yulestide songs enliv-
ened the evening with Mrs. Lane
vanderhook Bailey as aceompan-
ist.
Gifts for both members and
their honor guests we're disiri.
buted from q brightly lighted
Christmas tree.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

During The six week special
session Of Congress, called 10
give interim aid TO atflfe-iofn
and starving Europe and pass
Legislation designed TO bring
undef control Initiation that IL
reaching the rampant stage In
The w. 81, the American pub.
lie has witnessed a sorry spec.
taele AZ this writing the aid
bill has been passed In full,
but the companion nppropria.
ton measure has been cut dran-
tlcally by the House, with at.
tempta being made In the Sen.
ate TO restore the cuts, A. for
Initiation control, nothing has
been accomplished, and The
average American Will continue
10 contend with runaway prize
ea until the inevitable butt
comes,
President Tfuman'a i0.poInt
Initiation control program which
ua mild aa II wae. al loaat had
some realistic approach to the
problem, wa promptly label.
ed "totalItaflan' by Taft-lod
Republican majority, In itH
stead Senator Taft and the Re.
publican majority proposed
such happy and comfortable
measures as tax reduction
tWhoae chief benefits would
no To less than 10 per cent
Of our total population), re-
taxation of antitrust laws, and
voluntary controls, The Dem.
ocrate, Joined by u group OF
Republicans, promptly killed
the COP this or nothing bill,
but nj this writing Senator
Taft IN conducting u feverish
drive 10 feaubmit the bill for
passage In the Senate, In the
hopes that, II successful there,
the House will fall In line.
$50
Tnft's measure Ia meaning
less, and not worth the paper
II IN written on II would have
Just about an much affect ON
Initiation as the hlgh-prcsaurc
Luckmnn program did on food
savings, The Ohio senator and
presidential napirant IL the an
imated mouthplecc OF the Ma.
tlonal Association of Mnnufac.
turefa, II was Taft and the
Old Guard republicans that
carried the ball for the NAM
when price controls were kill
ed. The NAM spent several
millions Of dollars for news.
paper ads and radio time 10
tell the American people sthat
killing OF price controls wan
the solution 10 scarcity. XIII
controls, we were told. and
prices Will rise slightly for
about 30 days and then level
off.
Taft, ~ the spokesman for
the Republican party and the
NAM, carried this philosophy
TO the floor of the Senate and,
rad TO say, with the help OF q
ardup OF Southern Senators
and representatives. controls
were killed Prices rose for 30
days, and have continued 10
rise ever since until now thcy
have reached the highest level
In our history. II II d vicious
cycle In which we have seen
repeated pay raises In indus
try wiped out within a few
months by inflated prices fol.
lowed by demands for now pay
increases. The inevitable end
Of such a cycle, az our own his
tory proves, Ii the eventual
bust, depression. mass unem.
ployment. the bread line and
the soup kitchen, and with our
public debt NJ 240 billions We
cannot pour much into public
works 10 take up the slack
without also bankrupting our
selves.
With Taft the spokesman and
policy maker for the Republi.
can party as we'll rs it, potcn.
tial presidential candidate, II
might be well 10 look ut his
record for d minute. A. the
aN.E.. fl $50. IT. Aaf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Ask for BLUE CANE BRAND
PURE COUNTRY SYRUP IN jag
on jugs At your grocery ADV.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

their first peace time Christmas
with most veterans at home
again The thermometer
tumbled to nineteen as the
coolest weather Of the winter
hit here, causing extensive
damage to exposed water pipes
and automobile radiators.
Editorinlly, the Chronicle.
Star and Advertiser approached
the Christmas season with mix
ed emotions. thankful that the
war was won but viewing
with alarm the unrest OF the
world.
A YEAR AGO THIS WEEK.
A committed Of citizens from
Moss Point and paaeagoula
were named to work out regula-
tons for passenger transpor-
tation on commercial vehicles
between the two cities 4.
Trustees of the Vancleave
school again asked bids for &
new building Two
lannchings we're scheduled ut
Ingalls, for The Christmaa-Naw
Years week
Editofially. the Chronicle.
Star and Advertiser called for
the paving Of the shoulders on
Market street for the benefit
Of merchants and customers
alike.
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Highway 80

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