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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Mrs. Pinkston
To Teach Class
In New Orleans

Mesdames A. w. Pinkston, II.
G.. Otis and S. B. McIlwain mo-
tored to New Orleans Monday
where they met with a group OF
New Orleans women at the Meth
odist Memorial church in Me
tairie for the purpose of organ
izing a class in rug-hooking un-
der the tutelage of Mrs. Pinkston,
of the Paseagoula Arts and Crafts
club. Among the Is who enrolled
were one home demonstration
and four home economics teach
ers. One of the Louisiana Home
Economic workers was also pres
ent and discussed organizing a
class in Baton Rouge at an early
date with an Arts and Crafts
member as teacher.
This is quite f~lattering to the
Pascagoula club, especially as a
similar class was recently organ
lied az Mobile with Mrs. J. G..
Memo as teacher thus making two
Of its members who have taken
up the work professionally with
in a month, officers pointed out.
Mrs. Pinkston will go to New
Orleans each Monday to instruct
the class.
The Pascagoulans we're honor
guests az a luncheon at the church
at the noon hour.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Panther Cogers
Meet Laurel For
Polio Benefit

The Panther cagers will meet
the Laurel teams Saturday, Feb
ruary 5, in a March of Dimes
benefit game, Virgil Gill, Pasca-
goula High school principal, an
nounced this week. All proceeds
will be donated to the annual
drive for funds to fight infantile
paralysis.
The girls game, which will be
first, will begin at 1880 pm.
Sale Lily, president of the Mis-
sissippi Literary and Athletic AS
ISOLATION, has asked every high
school in the state to dedicate one
game to the March of Dimes.
Extra tickets to the Pascagoula-
Laurel games will be sold by stu
dents, Mr.. Gill said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Punthers Defeat
Moss Point Tigers
Two Out OF Three

The Moss Point Tigers and the
Paseagoula Panthers met on the
basketball court at the Moss
Point gym on last Thursday eve
ming with the Panthers taking
two out Of the three scheduled
games.
Both the Panthers and the Pan
therettes were victorious over
the Tiger teams, while Moss
Points only win for the night
was the "B" string victory owe
the Panther second string.
The Tiger VS.. Panther game was
hard fought. especially in the
closing minutes when the Tigers
struggled unsuccessfully to over
take the Panthers.
Until the third quarter the Tig-
ers had led the Pascagoula team
with the score being Is to 13 at
the half. In the third period the
Panthers took the lead which
they kept until the end of the
game with the final score 1892.
James A. Clark was high point
man for the Tigers with a score
of Is, while Olsen of the Pan.
theirs was far ahead of any othel
team-mate with a score of q
points.
Pantheretfes Defeat Tigerettes
In the girls fray the Panther.
cites led throughout the game
with the final score being 47-28.
Tommie Nell Watts was agar
high point scorer for the Pan.
therettes with 20 points to he.
credit while Laura M. Mays o
the Tigerettes gave her a clost
run with II points.
To redeem the Tigers from
complete rout on their HON,
court the "B' string came through
with a 80 to IA victory over thu
junior Panthers.
Norman Wells with a score o
u points and Holland Schatz will
a score of 10 points led the Bee
in their victory.
Vincent Perez was the top seor
er for the Panthers, leading witt
eight points.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Membership Cards
Given To Lions At
Dinner Meeting

Membership certificates were
presented the members of the
Lions club at the dinner held at
the 18th street Recreation build
ing on Monday evening.
Plans and preparations for the
float to be entered in the Car
nival parade being sponsored by
the B & P w club were taken up
and the club voted its assistance
in this project.
The program for thes evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Eighth Birthday
Celebrated BY
Young Tommy BoYce

Tommy Boyce celebrated his
eighth birthday with a party at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boyce, 1903 No. Roose-
welt street. Saturday at 2 p. m.
After Tommy had opened his
gifts, bingo was played with Paul
Clark winning three prizes and
Ruthie Carney, Mary Kathleen
Jones, Bobby Guice' and Tommy
Boyce one each. Paul Clark also
won the prize in the tail-on-the-
donkey game.
Mrs. Boyce was assisted by
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Methodist Church
OF Moss Point To Be
Host To Zone Meet

The Tri-County Zone meeting
of the Methodist Woman's Society
of Christian Service will meet in
an all day session at the Moss
Point Methodist church Tuesday,
February 8.
The meeting will open at 10 a.
m. and close at 2:30.
The Advance" program will
be emphasized and officers for
the next year will be elected. II
is expected that representatives
from all societies in the zone in
Guiding, George, Green and Jack
son counties will be in attend
ance.
Lunch will be served at tn c
noon hour by the hostess society,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Panther Cagers
>
Add Two Victories
TosSenson's Win

In the last 80 seconds of the
game Frank Johnson made the fl
nal goalthat gave the Pascagoula
Partners a rs to % win over the
st. Martins boys team here at
at the P%ascagoula gym on last
Friday evening.
1t wastAn evenly matched game
with the Panthers trailing
throughout most of the game.
Then IN the final seconds Johnson
saved the game for the Panthers.
Olsen Was high scorer for the
Panthersp with 9 points while
Johnson accounted for 6 more.
The Pantherettes also won their
game WITH a score of 30 to %.
The teams were nearly evenly
matched, rhowever, the weakness
of the ST. Martins guards allowed
the ~Pascagoula girls to outscore
their opponents.
Marjorie Moore accounted for
10 points of the Pantherette vic.
tory. d
Panthers VS.. Vaneleave
Both thefPanthers and the Par
theretteS we're victorious over
the boys and girls basketball
teams of Yancleave on Tuesday
evening atthe local gymnasium.
With alep-sided score of IS to
20 the Panthers romped owe the
Vancleave cagers.
Vancleave is in a tight spot
this season.. having only n re-
turned letterman to build their
team around. The Panthers were
sent to the showers after the first
half, and the second and third
strings EACH played a quarter to
continue the scoring spree.
Sidney King of the Panthers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

played the best defensive game
of the evening while Olsen rang
up % points to lead the scoring.
When the Pantherettes took the
court, Pat Colmer made the first
eight points to give the Pasca-
goula girls a start on their 46 to
18 victory over the Vancleave
misses.
Tommie Nell Watts was til e
high point scorer with II points
to add to her record for the sea
son.
On Friday and Saturday eve
nings the Panther cagers will
play H~attiesburg and Laurel in
out-of-town conference games.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

was a movie, The Real Glory.
which was obtained from Keesler
Field by the program chairman,
Lit. c. w. Stevenson.
D. NJ. Steinhauer and G. w. Noe
attended the district zone meet
ing in Biloxi on Wednesday eve
ming and the anniversary char
ter night and Ladies Night of the
Gulfport club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
School Menus

Menus for the Pascagoula ele-
mentary and Junior high schools
for the week of January 31-Feb-
ruary 4, each including bread and
milk, follow: Monday, hamburg
er patties, mashed potatoes, Eng
lish peas, spieed beets. cup cakes,
Tuesday, sausage, rice and gravy,
String beans, combination salad.
apple sauce: Wednesday, ham
salad. dried beans, turnip green's,
sliced tomatoes, peach cobbler:
Thursday, pork roast, candied
Mrs. Donna Flowers and Miss
Carol KrebS in serving the birth
day cake with ice cream, candy
and cookies.
Besides the foregoing children
other guests were John Sprat-
ley. limbo Ford. Carl Leslie,
Johnny Guice, Steve Krebs, Cum
McGrath, Jr., Philip Scott. Grant
Jones. G. II. Brown, John and
Barbara Avera, Nancy Dick.
Jean and Dot Miller and Lon and
Hone Nix.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
TIGAPA CLASS

The Tigapa class of the Cal
vary Baptist church held bust
ness meeting at the home of. Mrs.
j. w. Coleman, Wednesday, with
II present. A social hour followed
and at this time Mrs. Coleman
served refreshments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
FOOT E r
AMAZING
IN ONE HOUR

BY using TE-OL, a strong. penetrate
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germs to kill ON CONTACT, You FEEL
this ouiek-dryine liquid take hold IN
STANTLY. NOW, you must be pleased
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Today at the PALACE PHARMACY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

yams, okra and tomatoes, slaw,
stewed prunes; Friday, macca-
roni and cheese, scalloped toma-
toes, black eyed peas or dried
beans, carrot and raisin salad, ice
cream.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
TO SPEAK IN x

Among the guest speakers at
the Texas Teachers Association
scheduled for Houston on April
7, 8 and 8 will be Thomas X.
Wells, superintendent of city
schools. Mr.. Wells will speak at
an afternoon sectional meeting
on April 9th and at a dinner
meeting on the evening of the
same day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

The ancient kingdom of Ma
varre contained areas that are
now parts Of both France and
Spain.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
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Evening star., 1949-02-25
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Evening star., 1949-02-25
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Royal.
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1O:45, WRC-Representative Carl
Curtis talks about Increasing
Taxes Now"
Evening star., 1949-02-25
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In this new color picture
you'll find pinks, beiees,
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looking "noturoIs, ranging
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PALETTE-C OLORED
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29
A r EN- A

Geguzes 3, antradieni Areno-
je Mildred Burke, pasauline mo-
teru imtyniu cempione gins sa-
vo titula prizes Mae Weston. Be
to, ta vakara pirma karta Gle
velande bus dvie ju trejukiq i'm
tynes. IS vienos puses DR.. Ed.
Meske, Karol Krauser ir Tug
Carlson, is kitos - Fred Bozic,
Jim Wright ir Naujosios Zelan-
diios cempionas Ken Kenneth.
Oar bus pakartotines imtynes
tarp Don Eagle ir Don Evans
(paskutinis gincija pereitos sa-
Yates rezultatus) ir WI. Koval-
ski imsis SUI Whitley Whittier.
Bilietai pas Richman Brothers
ir Central Armory po 2.40 1.80
ir 1.2O. Durys atdaros 700,
pradzia $3.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

VL1Ko Vykdomosios .Tarybos
pirmininkas, 81 sekmadieni Ian
kosi Clevelande ir kalbes sv.
Jurgio parapijos saleje 4:3O val
PIP.
Tai yra reta proga Clevelan-
dieciams isgirsti gyvu zodziu
pranesima is asmens, kuris yra
pacioje musu kovos az Lietuvos
islaisvinima vadovybeje.
Pazymetina, kad V. Sidzikaus-
kas yra ilga laika laikytas vo-
kieciu koncentracijos stovyklo-
jeair jau buvo pastatytas j ta
ellie, kuri buvo siunciama nuzu-
dyti gaso kameroje, mes buvo
visiskai nusilpes ir budeliai jau
buvo nutare il priskirti prie tu,
kuriu daugiau ''nebeapsimoka
laikyti'. Laime, sukaupes vi
sas jegas, jis dar pajege, sar-
gybiniams nusisukus, slaptai pc
reiti ellie tu, kurie dar buvo
laikinai paliekami gyvi. Ia
karta taip issigelbejes nuo nu-
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PARDUODAMI NAMAI

z seimq namaS - po 5 kamba-
RUS SUI maudynemis. Apsildo-
mas garu. Ant East 66-tos gat-
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3 seimu namas - 6-iQ, 4-iu ir
3-jQ kambariu butai SUI mau-
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3 garazai. Ant Zoeter gatves.
kama = $500. Imoketi tik
$4,000, paskui kas menuo,
kaip nuoma.
Abu namai lietuviq rajone.
Smulkesniu ziniu galima gauti
p. p. MULIOLI
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29
MOTERV SAJUNGOS TRADI.
CINIS VAKARAS

buvo surengtas pereita SEX
madieni Naujosios, parapijos sa-
leje. Pasigerejimo vertas mo-
teru pasisventimas rengti to-
kius tradicinius lietuviskus va
karus: daugumas is ju jau yra
isauginusios seimas ir anuku
sulaukusios, vistiek ne tik
vakaru rengimo darbus atlieka,
bet ir programme aktyviai da-
lyvauja. Gala, 81 karta chore,
kuriam vadovavo K. staupas,
vyru buvo mazoka. Gal todel,
kad tai moteru vakaras... Ne
ziurint to, choro pasirodymas
buvo viena is geriausiu progra-
mos daliu, prie kuriu taip pat
reikia neabejotinai priskaityti
Galdikienes ir Salasevici n S
dueta bel Leizienes piano solo
ir piano dueta, kuri atliko Lei
ziene su dukra (Salaseviciu duk-
ra ir anuke). Sveikintinas ir
jaunimo dalyvavimas programme
je: Samas, ir. ir Kajelis daina-
vo dueta. Tremtiniai talkinin-'
kavo programme: suv i d n o
linksma komedija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

zudymo, netrukus sulauke is
laisvinimo, kuri atnese Ameri-
kos kariuomene.
V. Sidzikauskas turi NUNS
daug ka pasakyti. Todel gau-
siai apsilankykime isgirsti jo
kalbos!
Po prakalbu bus koncertas,
po koncerto sokiai. Bilietu kai-
ma = SOC. IS anksto galima
gauti pas organizaciju valdybu
narius, taip pat ir DIRVOS re-
dakcijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29
SENOVES PINIGU PARODA

siandien ir rytoj, t.y., sesta-
dieni, balandzio 80 dar galima
suspect pamatyti senoves pini-
gu paroda, kuri atidaryta nuo
pirmadienio Western Reserve
Numismatic Club patalpos, May
Company trecio auksto audito-
rijoj.
Tarp kitty idomybiu, sake,
esas ir vienas sidabrinis is tn,
kuriuos Judas gavo uz Kristaus
isdavima..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29
ARTI WADE PARK
1929 E. 93th,
.parduOdamas namas.

.pdTOuOOdmdS namdS,
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riu ir prausyklos line, 3 mie-
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Pirkejai pasirenkami. .Pasima-
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Observation-Disclosures.
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4168 E. 131st St.
WA. 5454 SIX. 5457
(18)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

BALFO VAKARAS GEGUZES
bus Lietuviu Saleje, ne sv.
Jurgis parapijos saleje, kaip per
apsirikima pereita karta buvo
parasyta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29
AUTOMOBILIU NEPRIE.
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W DIRvA I" ''' :

DzAUGlAsI turedama progos pranesti Clevelando vi
suomenei ir Maloniesems Skaitytojams art bel toll
kad eies Cleveando organizaciju atstovu ir DlRVOS
draugu bel remeju komitetas rengia ja
Pavasarini Pasimatyma Skatytojais ir Draugais
geguzs diena, seEmadieni Letuviu Salee, val pp
Sta proga yra rengiama idom lnksma vakaro progra-
ma Bus vaidnamos dvi komedijos: 'Viens is mii-
sq apsivest ir Spastai bus lietuviskq dainu
tniu sokiu deklamacu, muzikos r juokp rinkinys Po
programos val yak Sokai pobuvis vrsutnej apa
tnej saej Komtetas jau paskyre uzkandzu, atsgaivi
nimo r kitty pasimatymo reikalQ rpinojus, ku
re drba uoa r rpestingai kad tik pasimatymas butu
malonus If linksmas. Dalyvavimo bietus Cleveande-
CLAIMS pas1lys komiteo bendradarbai, kas ais
progos susitik tai gall p gaut arba lasku uzsi
sakyti DRVOJE. Bilietu kama 75c., vien sokiams
Soc. Maloniai prasom visus apsiankyti. kvieskte r
jaunima, nes pgograma bus lnksma o sokiams CRIES
zmomas Sonny Michaers orkestras.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-07

Alice |. Cowie, William J. Cowie,
Christena Gibbens, Mrs. Anna f..
Carver, also known as Anna E
Carver, Catherine Gibbons, also
known as Catherine GibbenS, and
the unknown heirs, deViSeeS, eXccu-
tors, administrators and assigns of
each and all of them, whose places
or residence are unknown, will take
notice that on the 4th day Of Janu-
airy, i949, Sadie Weidner filed her
petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Ottawa County, Ohio, in
Case No. 12401, against them and
each Of them, praying that the title
of the said Sadie Weidncr be
quicted as against them and each
of them in and to the following
described premises:
Situated in the Village of Put
in-Bay, Ottawa County, Ohio, and
on the Island of South Bass, Put
and being parts of Sub Lot Seven
%, Main Lot Seven CO. Range
North of County Road, more par
ticularly described as follows:
Parcel one: Beginning at a point
in Victory Avenue, so called, GIL
marked with a cross in it's top al
the intersection of said Victory
Avenue with Township Road No. S,
so called, and in the center Of said
road, and running thence north
eaSterly along said Victory Avenue
distance of lO4.O feet: thence
south So 2O' east of right angles
with the center line Of said Vic
tory Avenue, 1912 feet to an alley
way reserved in deed recorded in
Volume AZ at page III, ottawa
County Deed Records; thence south
390 40' west along said alley on
line parallel with the line between
lands formerly belonging to Her
nina Burgran and those formerly
belonging to Christena Gibbens, a
distance of 1910 feet: thence north
500 west about 1860 feet to the
place of beginning.
Parcel Two. Beginning at point
in said Victory Avenue 275.12 feet
nOrtheaSterly from said stone
marked with a cross, in the center
of said Township Road No. ; at it's
intersection with said Victory Ave-
nue., and running thence south So
2O' east at right angles with the
center line Of said Victory Avenue,
a distance of 1854 feet to said alley
way; thence north 390 4O' east
along said alley way distance of
l04 feet; thence north So west at
right angles to said Victory Ave
nue., about 1876 feet to said Vic
tory Avenue; thence south 410 west
in said Avenue lO4 feet to the place
of beginning.
Said parties are required to an
Swer on or before the 5th day of
March, 1879, or the prayer of the
petition viii be granted
JOHN L. REINHETNTER
47-6t Attorney for Plaintiff.