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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-28
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You are cordially invited
 to the GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PARTY Feb. 20 8:P.M. School house P1NOCHLE X BINGO GAMES SQUARE DANCE
 Proceeds for SCHOOL LIBRARY FUND
 Admission 25c
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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-28

The SS Denali will dock at Seward at 1 PM. on the 28th on the trip to Seattle. She call ed at Seldovia. Kodiak and near by ports.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-28

No. 30 ed in the House.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
MAGNOLIA

Walker High School will spon-
sor its third annual invitational
basketball tournament Friday at
100 p. m, in the school gymna-
stun, Teams invited include Wal
do, Stamps, Mcneil, Damascus,
M gnoli ia, McMittress, Forrest
Grove. Rosston and Hope go. Rev.
A. l.. Harris. Sr., presiding elder
of the Magnolia District held his
first quarterly conference for the
conference year at st. Phillip A
ME Church Sunday, with Rev.
A. l.. Harris. Jr.. pastor zoos, Mrs
Harriet MCGEE is seriously i'll at
her home 49,. Mrs. Hermon John
son was called to Henderson, Tex
as to be at the bedside of her sis
ter, Mrs. Casao Mcdaniel who is
i'll 80. Mrs. u. S. Randall of En-
erson visited relatives and friends
here Tuesday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10

st. John Baptist Church spon-
sored a Feast in the Wilderness
on Thanksgiving night. It was an
enjoyable affair 900. The funeral
services of Mrs. Cunningham were
held at St John Baptist Church.
Rev. J. j. Brown conducted the
services COOP. Gladys Brown, Sy-
viria Swanson, and Elowee Ran
dolph received red stamps from
the music class this week at the
high school w The Rain Coat Raj
ly at the school auditorium was
the seasons greatest attraction -
Elmira Brown, Jr High School
has added one new teacher, Mrs.
T. Noteworthy.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
OAKLAND, CALF.

Rev. J. A. Blake, former pastor
in the Magnolia District in Ar
kansas, reported a fine day Sun
day where he pastors in Orville,
California 49,. Houston Neal is on
the sick list 80. Members of Will
liams Chapel AME Church are
sponsoring ten state Rally. Mary
Neal is representing Arkansas ....
Mrs Pearl Harper and Lyord
Harper have returned from Ar
kansas after having taken her
husband there to be buried ........
Mrs. J. A. Blake has returned
from Arkansas after having Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Georgia
Smith who is i'll $40. Mrs, Fannie
Clark. the president of the Mis-
sion Society of Williams Chapel
AME Church has returned from
Maysville, California where she
has been attending an inspirations
al meeting in the California Dis
trict Presiding Elder l. II. Hunt
preached Thanksgiving sermon al
the North Oakland Bapt. Church
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10

John AME Church Sunday and
Rev, 7. j. Whitfield spoke at Mt.
Calvery Baptist Church ....... Mrs.
Grace Justice and Mrs. Gertrude
Justice were in Little Rock on
business recently . Mr., and Mrs.
Lafayette Perry attended the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge in Little Rock
recently, Others attending We're
w. II. Cook, DIR. Roy Justice, Nor
man Cotton, Mr., and Mrs, E. H.
May 49,. Mrs. Esther May attend
ed the Regular State Baptist Con-
vention in Little Rock recently ....
Mrs. N. E. Mcdaniel of Blackwell
was the dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs Lee May Saturday 800. Mrs.
Ruby l.. May and children were
! recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee May -. Mr.. and Mrs. La
moline Joiner and daughters, Mis-
SEES Vernice Lee and Ruby Mac
visited Mrs. Joiner's sister in FIT
Smith recently -. Miss Norma
| Jean Robinson and sister, Char
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
PARKDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

Leo Napier is visiting in Tillar.
He is the guest of his aunt. Mrs.
Ardel May.~.,Miss Ozell Jackson
is back home after undergoing
an operation in a Louisiana hos
pital "A. j, Napier and his recent
bride spent several days with Mr..
Napier's parents......Mr and Mrs.
Mckinley Napier and Arpolia May
a student of AMIN College of
Pine Bluff visited the Maxwell
family recently.......Mrs. Lorenei
Campbell Is i'll Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie d, Pace shopped in Bastrop
La. Saturday...Mrs. Lula Gilmore
and Mrs. Willie Stark shopped in
Wilmar Saturday
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10

wood returned from Pine Bluff to
resume their duties in the class
room ...... Mrs. Johnnie Williams,
daughter, and husband, Mr., and
Mrs. Victor Dowery, Jro a n d
daughter, Mildred Dowery, Mr.
and Mrs, Victor Dowery, Sr, spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Johnnie
Williams here, The group live
in Helena. Other present We're
Mr., and Mrs, George Hawkins,
Mrs. Velma Washington, Mrs. T.
della Kimbrough, Mrs Lille II.
Bailey. ..... Mrs. Alice Bynum
went to Little Rock last Sunday
to visit her husband, Hunter By
mum who is in hospital She was
accompanied by her son, Joe Jen-
kins, Henry Bynum, and Rev. T.
NJ lack ...." Mrs, Josephine Nc
Dowell is i'll,
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
WiImar
Rev. ID. w. Kidd

The Second Anniversary Of Rev.
s II. Banks, pastor Of Mt Tabor
Baptist Church was held Wednes-
day, Nov oath through Sunday,
Nov, 28th. The pastor received
many gifts and the amount raised
was $5lls Shady Grove AME
has recently been remodeled Rev,
w. l., Lomac is the pastor Rev.
w. A. Harris is now pastoring at
Camp Ground AME Church Mrs,
p. A. Baxter, wife of the late Rev.
II. c, Baxter, become the bride of
Rev. p. M. Perry of Arkadelphia,
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed in Ell Dorado by the Rev,
w. L. Lomac. pastor of Shady
Grove AME Church of this city
Mrs. Perry is a teacher in the
Wilmar Training School and an
active church worker and civic
leader. An elaborate shower was
given at the home of Mrs. B E.
Simmons honoring Mrs. Perry,
Those present at the shower in
cluded Prof and Mrs w. V, Ruth
erford, Mesdames Lucy Walker,
B. l.. Redgle, c A Robertson,
Trumiller Atkins, Lula Bass
Emma Erwin, Misses Irma Jean
| Ridgle. Ollie Mas Fletcher, Dorothy
Ruth Robertson, E l.. Carter
Mary Jean Simmons, and Joar
Walker. A number Of lovely Gift!
were presented to the honoret
by Mrs. L. M Rutherford The
Wilmar Training School rendered
Thanksgiving Program Wednes
day night before Thanksgiving. a
program was also begun for Tho
purpose of raising funds to sea
the primary room Mrs. B, E
| Simmons returned from st Louis
Mo. where she spent Thanksgiving
weekend with her sister, Mr.!
Bertha Higgins and family Mr.
and Mrs. w. V. Rutherford anc
children and John Rutherford
spent Thanksgiving Day in Dumas
visiting Mrs Rutlierford,s mother
Mrs. Narciss Bumpers and family
Miss E. L. Carter spent Thanks
giving weekend in Pine Bluff Wis.
iting parents and friends She wa,
accompanied by Miss Helen Jones
Mrs. w, L. Lomack spent Thanks
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
BENTON
Luther Colman

Elder c. F. Graham of Little
Rock and a number Of his follow
.ers are attending the National
Conversational OF the Church of
God in Christ at Memphis, Tenn.
- Rev. c. J. Mays of Malvern,
pastor of Pleasant Hill A. M. f.
Church preached an inspiring SER
mon at ii a, m. Sunday ...... Char
ley King, Jr. volunteered for mill
fary service and left Dec. LIST. He
is a graduate of Gravel Hill
School and attended Dallas Co.
Training School at Fordyce ........
Mrs. Bessie Canady and her
granddaughter. Ermon Colman
went TO Newport last week to at
tend the funeral of an aunt
49, Mrs, Annie johnson, Mrs. Mary
sCanady, and Mrs. Ora Walker
were the hostesses who entertain
ed Dec. LIST in the beautiful home
of MIR. and Mrs. johnson honor
&ng Mr., and Mrs. Albert Lane
aof Bauxite who were married re-
gently. Mrs. Lane is the former
Pauline Alberta Johnson. Ard
daughter of the late Rev. D. A..
johnson and Mrs Mary Smitt
johnson. She graduated from high
school at Shorter College in April
Albert is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Lane of Gould where he at
tended school. Albert is employed
at Crouches mine in Bauxite
where they will make their home
49,, Mrs. Georgia A. Smith of lie.
ola, the mother of Mrs. Mary
Smith Johnson, is improving ofte,
a serious illness. .,.,.... Cpl. Angelo
g. johnson who has been serving
overseas in the army for nearly
2 years is expected to be home
for Christmas
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10

High School, Pine Bluff spent the
week end with his parents ........
Maurice Butler of Pine Bluff was
home visiting his grandfather ....
Rev. w ], Watson Of Bethel A
ME Church preached Sunday
morning a..a w M. Brewer con-
Quoted Sunday School ....,,. Mrs.
Liddie Ewell, Mrs. Lyddie Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Louise Ford, Jessie Hin,
and Ella Mae Brown were visit
ors in Cotton Plant Saturday ....
Miss Lula NJ Govan was home
over the holiday visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Qualls =.
.. Mrs. bessie Berry and Mrs,
Clara Jean McKissic of East Des
Arc visited here Saturday .... Miss
Jerlene Williams left Saturday to
enter school in Little Rock .......
Mrs. Edggie Nesby and Clarence
Sneed are i'll.
GAINESVILLE
Rev. oliver spoke at the st
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
WILMOT

Mrs. G. A. Lee attended the
funeral services of her niece, Mrs.
A. johnson at Bonita Sunday a..
Mrs. Viola Bowden visited her
sister in Dermott this week -.
Mrs. Pricilla Reed and Mrs. Louis
Edward attended a business meet
ing Tuesday in Dermott ...... E. H.
Stevenson returned home Satur-
day after spending a months va
cation with his grandmother in
Rydel .., Henry Davis and Joiel
McDavid were in Pine Bluff Sat-
urday on business.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10

giving with her mother, Mrs. w.
l., Frierson of Magnolia ................
Mrs Margaret Jones who is
attending school at State College
in Pine Bluff is home for a few
days ..... Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Crow
der are visiting relatives in st,
Louis, Mo,
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10

lene of Ft Smith were recent WIS.,
itors of Miss Virginia J. May -.
Mrs. A. Wood, district supervisor
OF YPD Missionary society spoke
at st. John AME Church recent
ly.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-10
Gould
Idella N. Kimbrough

The Gould High School closed
for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Loekett
and Mrs. Lester, teachers, went
to Texas and Prof. Lewis Hurd
returned to Pine Bluff -. Mrs.
Lille H. Bailey, Mrs. Jessie L.
Freeman, and Miss c. T. Begg-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Kreole Youth On
World Cruise On
Aircraft Carrier

Notice has been received hat
Altman Thomas II. Miller. son of
MIR. and Mrs C. W. Miller of
Kreole, is among those participant
ing in the current world cruise
of the uSS Valley Forge tCv-4S).
the latest ESsex-claSs aircraft car
rier.
Since leaving California last
October and stopping over at
Hawaii for three months. Miller
has visited Sydney, Australia,
Tsingtao, Hong Kong. and Sing
apore China, Trineomalee, Cey-
Ion. Ras Tanura Saudi. Arabia;
Gibraltar, Bergen. Norway, Ports
mouth, England. and New York
City
The carrier is scheduled TO re.
turn TO san Diego via the panams
Canal in mid~June
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Moss Point High
Graduates To Get
Diplomas Tonight

Graduation exercises tonixht At
s p, m. At. the hieh school aual-
torium viii mark the conclusion
Of the commandment program a
the Moss Point High school,
Fify-foor seniors will recesVe
their diplomas after a short pro-
gram hv class leaders Roland
Harper. class president Jean
Nelson, valedietorian and Elaine
Wright salutatorian. viii make
brief talks and Dorothy MITCHELL
senior voice student viii SING )
solo.
The announcement Of awards
by NJ J. Bullock, principal viii
precede the presentation OF the
diplomas by l. W Tanner super
intendent
Both the professional and TIE
occasional viii be PLAYED by TIE
high school band
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Dorothy Mitchell
Presented In Senior
Voice Recital June 4

Miss Dorothy Mitchell soprano.
viii Ne presented il = senior voice
recital On Friday Jane 4 al the
Mess Nesnt AlgA seAeel audito-
rum a. : y ~ ~ her mother.
MrS CAATleS Mitchell
Miss Mitchell Who viii sing
a collection Of classical and semt-
classical selecNeN& will ee acSom-
panied Nv Mrs. NSrtln hamse
ton Mrs Hamilton viii also
PLAY a niAaN alA
Miss Mitchell Who = a member
- tAiS years Eeaaaatsas &asS was
solelSt a the SxNseeneement eN>
egSiSes ana has aee<ee>a On sew
erAl musical RkN1HaNA she plans
10 continue her study u voAee Al
college next saal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

Graduation exercises for the
Paseagoula Junior High school
will be held in the high school
auditorium at 7;s0 p. m, on Fri
day evening 0tonightl.
After an invocation by the Rev.
l. f. Green, pastor of the First
Baptist church, a welcome viii
be given by Bart Parker.
Other students taking part on
the program are Lawrence Full
err. valedictorian, Mary Boycc
Bisaekerly. salutatorian. and the
class Sextet composed of Nan
Smith, Marian Fainter, Bessie
Evans, Jean caver. Lou Ann
Green and June Knight
The sextet viii sing two Selec-
tionS accompanied by Mrs p. J.
Hfgginbotham. who viii also ac-
company the class song.
Lou Ann Green will play as
a piano solo a selection from
Grieg.
The presentation of awards will
be made by r W. PurviS, princi-
pal. and the presentation of csr-
tifieates of promotion will be
made by 7. r. Wells. Superintend-
ent of city schools,
Both the professional and re-
ceSSional will be played by Nola
Jean Hatten and LOIS Ann Walk
er as piano duets,
The Rev. j. F, Campbell, pas
tor of the First Methodist church,
will pronounce the benediction al
the conclusion of the program as
l4l junior high graduates file
out of the auditorium.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

Ree,ansnk en Monday. June 7,
a daily vacation Hhae school will
Ae held az the Mass Point Meth
oaist church daily non Z until
10 a. M Tor a psrle<a II a week
ending en- Friday
ClaSScS viii " held for pri-
mary children tAreaxa tntermedi-
ate. and all children are urged
T. attend from other churches as
we'll
Transportation wsll he narn~
sShSa FOR al children wishing %
attend. Il was stated Mrs A. J.
Franklin j. in charge and teach
erS and w<rkeFS Nffl ee am
noaNcd later
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Miss Merry Guest
Honored At Luncheon
At L~ongfellow House

The wrics a. preuuptial events
that viii center around Miss
Mary Guest Slnce TIE date has
been SET Tor her wedding 70 Or.
Maurice r. Alexander was pleas
Antlv heEaa At \ luncheon al
Lenesellow House "Wednesday az
L D m. with MeSdames Quinn
GS0ter and McymcS Gautier As
hoStcSScS
Daisies and roses were used ef.
tccoveN in decorating TIE table
and Miss GUeSs was the reeipi-
ent ~ a handsome corsaxe az
carnations
Guests were Mss Guest Mrs.
W n Guest mother II the hon
cree MesdSfneS A = Leigh. W.
n Guest ~. Frank Canty. Jr,.
and William A. Kolh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Mrs. Som BrYunt Is
Hostess To MurY
Met ormick Circle

The weekly meeting q tae
Mary Mccormick circle Of ne
woman's Missionary society q
Calvary Baptist church was hela
at the home Of MIS- sam BRYANT
HOS Lincoln avenue, "Wednesday
at $50 p m
Prayer was voiced BY Mrs {.
l.. Bice and Mrs Bessie Coleman
led the devotional after which q
short business period was SlrSet-
ed by the chairman, Mrs Enma
Avis
The Bible study was led BY
Mrs Carroll ColVille who WAS
assisted by Mrs w C. Kieklght
er. Mrs. " c REVERE voiced =
PRAYER.
A social hour followed the
study
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

Staten Island. Mrs. Howard
Brewer and two children, Ruth
and Bill returned with them for
a visit OF several days
Carl Moon arrived home We'd
nesday from PerkinSten Junior
college 20 spend the summer va
cation with his parents. Mn, and
Mrs Charles Moon
Mr., and Mrs Victor Drake OF
MemphiS who are guests Of the
latterS sister, Mrs Il 7 Rogers,
with their hostess motored 60
New Orleans Friday to spend the
weekend with Mr. Rogers who IS
employed in that city.
Miss MaWde Smith Of New York
is an interesting guest in the
home OF her brother. Bradley
Smith and tamik with whom she
Will visit for the next two
months
Nh and Mrs Z = Neal arrived
"Wednesday from West Point,
Miss. TO spend the remainder Of
the week visiting the latterS
erotherin~lNw and sister, Mr. and
Ms {, W Fewel Jr,
Mr. and Mrs j 4 Ramsay and
daughter, Miss Cleo and Mrs Al,
: Seay motored - nerksnSton
Wednesday to attend the grSd0S-
uoa exercises Among TIE grad
yates were Mr. ami Ms RamSSN'S
daughter Miss reenS, and Mrs,
SeSy'S son Kenny,
Dr. l. Is Greea pastor Of the
First RSptiS, church and Mrs.
Green returned SATURDAY, ngcN
Memphis where thew had been Al.
tending the southern Baptist
Convention Guests n TIE home
q n and Mrs Green II ppeSen,
ase the young nepheNS - TIE tOs-
meS Al and Jimmie SgseA .,
NeLalA MIS-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
BIRTHDAY

Little Johnny Steen. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Francis Steen. eelebrat-
ed his second birthday, May 81
at the home Of his maternal
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C W,
Styrong
After JOHNNY had blown out
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

SociuIEvents

Mrs W B Herring and daugh'
ter, Miss Jane Herring. arrived
home Tuesday from Oxford whert
Mrs Herring attended the grSdu.
alton Of the latter from the Uni.
verSity Of Mississippi Monday
evening
Miss Jean whatky was a week.
end guest Of Miss Ina Jean Walk.
er az perkinSton college where
she attended The farewell dance
as guest Of Billy Holmes
Claude RYAN who is connect.
ed with interests in Baldwin
County, Ala. spent the weekend
with Mrs Ryan and their ehnl.
dren who have arrived here to
spend the summer,
Miss joyce Justice arrived
home Saturday from Ole Miss
where she completed her junior
year. to spend the summer with
her parents Mr. and Mrs T. T,
Justice She was accompanied by
her brother. Gordon. who drove
90 Oxford earlier in the week to
bring his sister home.
Among students who are home
nom Ole Miss following the clos.
ing OF school are Charles and
Henry TerjUSen. fAlhln Krehs
Robert kell and Jack Smith Of
this city and Mike PraSSenos,
Bart DeIAShmet and Dick and
Jack Dixon ef Moss Point
Mr. and Mrs Alex Willis and
daOgAteE Miss Edna Willis, spent
the weekend with the two for
merS daughter. Mrs Gene Clark
and family in Galfport
Mr. and Mrs & A. Byrd and
family depart Friday for York.
Ala, where they viii make their
home after a residence Of SIX
Years in pSSeaxeula where Mrs
Byrd was active in church cir,
ele&
Mr. and Mrs. John Watts and
sons Johnnie and Ronnie of NJ.
ASvlllN Miss ARE guests in the
home Of Nh Watts brother Idde
Watts
rAiS week viii mark the de-
p@gt0gN Of Mr. and Mrs James
n Richmond and sons for their
former home in Baton Re0gs
Richmond is attending summer
school AZ l. = U Mr.
McAaNad has AeSa coach n
Junior MeA school during the
past YEAR
Misses Barbara Re0Nek aaukh,
Nr u M and Mrs Hal Rreeek.
ana JeAaalae Pelham. daughter
u Nh AMI Ms J. IL Nlham
arrived home Friday NNm tbs
University ef Mississippi Agtel
a VISIT ANme sl \ few days MIS-
Nrask vii eseaseH Ole Miss 80
the SNaAnsSe term
Or y n McltwsM Seeae tvs
DAYS in Jackson TIE latter part u
last week II ~ With his sister
Ms IL A. AelStea ~ WAyaeS.
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REUNION PICNIC

Sergeant and Mrs Curtis Nc,
Pherson and Mr. and Mrs Leon.
ard Of Biloxi and Mr. and Mrs,
Vincent Determan of Stockton,
Calf. joined Mr. and Mrs Fran.
els Steen and SON. Johnny and
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Olson IN
a family reunion picnic at Reach
Park Sunday Sergeant and Mrs.
Determan arrived Friday On =
two weeks vacation IN naSes-
goula. On them return 10 Stock.
ton they viii be accompanied ~
Mr. and Mrs Steen and Johnny
the two candles on his blrtAdA,
cake il was cat and served with
ice cream to the relatives pres
cnt