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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
Goethe Erinnerungen aus
Frankfurt hier ange|angt
Fine leihsobe de. Goethe Museum. ~ AvssteiIvns.
zwecken.
zWecken.

Waibineton. @ie. bon ser
8pnereBbibliotbef befannt aegeben
miro. iino ibr bonn @oetbe. Muieum
in 0ranfiurt a. u. 50 Manuifripte
unb aunItsevenitdnoe. sic iih aui
Sobann @olieans bon GoetN be.
,ieben. aui 5 Monate gelieben NOR.
Sen.
Dies lit oas erite Mol, iotpeit oie
8eamten Ser 8onsrebbibliotbef mil.
fen, baB bas 8oetbemuieum Mmeris
ia Naterial 3u ausitellun9s3weden
iibermieien bot. Sn oieier Senouns
beiinoen lid unterid)riiten uno 9eif-
nungen bon 8oetbe, grieie. apei
Wuiifmanuifripte, cine @ruppe bon
HortrGts uno 8iloern, sic nit
@oetbes Seben 81 tun batten Die
Sammluhs, sic ourd) Germittlung
ser amerlfaniihen M;titiirresierluus
fir Seiien erlanst lpuros. lit bcreits
nod Waib'ngton gebrad)t worosn.
Die MusIteuune, ser out) S5iefts
Ger aonsreBbibliotbef, Sic lih aui
@oetbe beSieben, bin;useiiist perSen
iouen. uno ierner 8egenitlnoe, sic
Don Nriuatfolleftionen geborgt muir.
Sen, miro am l.. SuIi erDiinet uno
miro bis gum %. @uguit, Bent Sc.
burtstage @oetbes i'm Sabre l749.
often 9ebalten.
Serporraseno unter oen Musi itel.
lungsobieften lit Elm Nanuifript bon
8eetbopens Superture su @oetbes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
Das Leben auf den Gross
bombern ist nicht so schIecht

werden sogor warn
verubfolqt.

Sort &ortb. Seras. - 7ic wY=
So. G".9ombenflua;cllae. Die aans er.
beblit, arober als bic vY=29" aus
aefalen uno oarnuf berehnet limo.
aui iold)en Siltansen einaciett sll
iperoen. bic fleinere Slua,cuae ibrcs
aerin9en slftiunsraoius lpeaen nid,t
beipdltiNne fOnnen. boben nunmehl
eine Ginrihtuna erbolten. Die Dol,
Der yeiatuna unbeoinat beariiEt
tperben ipirb.
Wan bat ndnllih .&iit)en" an
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

vgemont" aus Sem Sabre 1910;
Sic 9iteIieite lit bon 8eetbopen ielb1t
9eidrieben; ierner beiinoet lid in
Ser Sammluna Elm Srieinalmanu.
ifript ser Muiif Sduberts fir Elm
@eoibt 0oetbes aus rJauit": rMh,
neige on Shmer5ensreihe", aus Dem
Sabre 1917.
Mud Elm 8rief @oetbes an feline
Jreunoin. Grau bon Stein, ser er
cine Ginlooune gu elmer SporeeI.
iuppe ienoet. befinoet iih in ser
sammIuns. Gerner Jtaemente Don
Siiian, in oeutid)er. gaeliiher urS
engliider Sprade, elm 8rief nit
oem @appen @oetbes uno cine roia.
iarbene ginlaoune @oefbes an Gou.
.brap, oen Irbiteften BON @eimar.
iino in ser Samml,ln9 pertreten.
Inter sen grieien beiinSet iib
aud elmer, ser bon 8oetbes Mutter
am Is. Mai 1903 seidrieben pur.
Sc. Gin anoerer an @oetbe eerid.
teter 8riei itammt Don Warianne
Don WiQemer, ser rSuleifa" ieines
,WeitGltliden Oipans" uno beSiebt
iid) auf Sic Sabre. Die oabinsingen,
felt lie i'm Willemer 2an0beime in
ser gsGte bon 5ranffurt Jreunb.
ibait pilegten.
5 Seid)nun9en bon Goetbe, oie
2anoihaiten oaritenen. seieen sic
uripriinglid)e Ibiid)t Goetbes. Ma-
ier neroen su pu0en. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

Elm heisser Ziegelstein fuehrte da-
zu, dass cine Frau SIS Jahre lang an
Schlaflosigkeit lit.
Ais kleines Maedchen hate sic sich
damit verbrannt. Der Ziegelstein war
ihr naemlich ins Bett gelegt worden,
damit sic sich daran aufwaerme und
we'll sic cine Erkaeltung hattie. Den
Vorfall hattie die Frau laengst ver-
gessen, aber i'm Unterbewusstsein
war die Erinnerung an den heissen
Ziegelstein noch vorhanden und him
derte sic am Einschlafen.
Erst nachdem diese Frau Won Ell
mem Psychologist hypnotisiert wor-
den war, konnte die Beschwerde voll-
kommen behoben werden. Denn i'm
hypnotischen Zustande (das heisst,
nachdem das Wachbewusstsein voll-
kommen ausgeschaltet worden war),
erinnerte sic sich an den Vorfall.
Nun vermochte sic sich Won der Vor-
stellung zu befreien, dass ihr der
Ziegelstein noch schaden koenne.
Die Geschichte wird Won Lesley
Kuhi. erzaehlt, dem Schriftleiter Ell
ner Monatsschrift ueber psychologi-
sche Fragen ("Your Mind"), der zu-
sammen nit DR.. Salvatore Russo Elm
Buch geschrieben hat, Modern Hyp-
nosis".
Err erzaehlt DARN auch, vie bel Ell
mem Soldaten cine Paralyse der rech-
ten Hand eintrat, nachdem er un-
absichtlich und in der Aufregung der
Schlacht semen besten Kameraden
erschossen hate. Der Soldat bekam
einen so starken Schuldkomplex, dass
er niemals mehr Elm Gewehr alb
feuern konnte. Durch refine Gemuets-
einwirkung legte er sich cine hyste-
rische Paralyse der rechten Hand zu.
Der Vorgang
Err wurde hypnotisiert und durch-
lebte die Gemuetserregung noch elm
NAL NIT ihrer ganzen 1ntensitaet. Es
wurde linn klar gemacht, dass er
fuer den tragischen Unfall NIGHT ver-
antwortlich gehalten werden koenne,
und nachdem. sein Unterbewusstsein
diese vernunftmaessige Darlegung
angenommen hate, konnte er seine
rechte Hand wieder gebrauchen.
Hypnose wird anstelle Won an
aesthetischen Mitteln beim Zahnzie-
hen und sogar bel Geburten ange-
wandt. Sachverstaendige Psycholo-
gen koennen Leute NIT Hypnose das
Stammeln und Rauchen abgewoeh-
men und linen behilflich sein, cine
nervoese Furcht oder Phobie zu
ueberwinden.
"Tatsaechlich gibt es keine Hyp-
nose, sondern nur Selbsthypnose",
sagt Kuhn. "Die Selbsthypnose wird
in folgender Weise vollzogen: man
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
Elm wenig Romantik
b|ueht noch am Rhein
Stoedte am Rhein vnd ihre verkehrsvereine bereite
sieh ovf Iovristenverkehr des Sommers xor.

Teltaurants uberralhen oen Grem.
Den ourd ibre ausItattung uno @ait.
lidteit. Sdlieblid 5iebt aber aud
Die mooerne ltniperiit1t nit ibreu
porbilolid)en ginrihtuneen pieIe
6renoe an.
Sm @bin9au blieben Die meiiten
St0otden unoeriebrt, @iiOesbeim
az ~Jenommen. aber bier mor oie
gautdti9feit 10 grob. oab idon aon,
erbeblidle Siiden aussefiiat muroen
Auh Sic Groiielsab nit Dem id)0neu
rOroiielbof" beitebt nod. mo- ieii
Der Wdbrungsreiorm idon tpieoer
ous9iebig eeSedt uno geIad)t puroe
ga in oen iibrieen Decentralization
faum Serltorunen 5u per3eibnen
waren, 10 blieben oie beriibmteu
Stdtten tuie oaS grentanobous umS
oas v8raue Sous" inn @infel er.
balten. oas oas ilteite Ieutidlauos
iein iou.
Sur9en unb alte StGbtdlen.
Iud) bon gingen uno 8iioesbeim
rbeinabparts bis &oblens uno gsie.
ocrlabnltein iinO Die 8abrseid,en Ser
"Hbeinrumantit" gum roBen Teil ae.
lpabrt aeblieben. MGuieturlu, Gb-
reniels, Sonned. oie ,&rone" in Mb.
mannsbauien StabIed, @beinitein,
Hbeiniels. @utenfels uno Hbein.
pial5, 9at uno Waus. tamen aliid.
lid oapon.
0as ~slIte Sous" in 8ad,arad,
uno oie EiaI5sraienid,enfe iiberitan.
oen nit ser uolie unbeid)Goiateu
Staot sleid)faIls oen aries. Gas
Sildenbaus in 2ord). zines ser
ld)oniten Eatrijierbduier am Ibein,
brannte u0Ilis aus. aber es beitebt
Die Moglid)teit Ser grneuerlms. -
Musgcbrannt lit audi Oas baulihe
auriolum in Gbrentbal, no aapeIle
uno @irtsbaus unter einem Tad,
lasen. Burg &eid)enitein nit oen
Sniignien oes ~SGger aus ser Sur.
pf!aj" blieb oasegen erbalten. In.
beidioist blieb aud) oie 9rahenburs
bel Gonigspinter. oie beioe bon ci.
ner unDioeritebliden anjiebungs.
fraft aui oie 6remoen waren, Gbn.
lid Dem Nieoer1paIooenfmaI BEL &ii.
0esbeim
ga 8obesbers feline 3riegsidGoen
oapontrl,g. finoet Ser sSremoe aut)
nod oas @aitbaus Sur 2inoen.
pirtin" Dor. Die uiel seriibmte Stu.
oententneipe aennden Sd)ubohers.
0ie ourh elm 8unoer fam Beetbo.
pens 8eburtsbaus als zines Ser me.
nigen altitaotbGuier in Bonn oauOn.
serettet ourd) Sic tpadere Eat oes
TerDalters. Ser oen udbreno zines
9ombenangrifis ausbredenoen gro.
ben 9ranO unter 0ebensseiabr loih.
te. 3amit foannlen MIR iibcr oas arg
mitgenommene &oln an Oen Hieoer.
rbein. no oie meiiten 8auoenfmdler
elm Spier oes Grieges uuroen =
biz binab in Die f.einen. einitnals
10 ioplIiid)en Stdothen mie 3anten.
&aIfar. Hes. &lepe uno gmneridl
.embrica oecora". pie es emit bieB.
nit ieiner beriibmten Sd,ifierfneipe
-Snoer De Yuurt". IN Der adtden
Riters. Die ipGtere Heid,sgrGiin BON
@nrtenberg. oas 2iht Der Welt er.
5litte. Die neben Dem eriten Hreu.
Benfoni9 cine 8elt jum gtarren
belt. r3u 80 Yro5ent Seritort,"
ihreibt sic StaOtoer,paltun9.
(6ranffurter An9. 3t9.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
Neuer katechismus
fuer kathoIiken
Ab.ehIv:: l2ioehriser
Arbeit.

Waibin9ton. Die r0miid.fo.
tbolilf)e Stride in oen 0ereinigten
Staaten gab einen neuen &atehis.
mus bera.;s. Der II. a. Sen Stotto.
puhft teilt. tpeldrn gr5biid,oi 8i-
d)cro S. Guibins inn Boitoner raeser
JnQ" emyenommen bot. gs beiBt
oarin. oab Yerionen unter eemiiien
unTtdnoen rauberbolb Der Stride"
oas Sell erlangen t0nnen. Ser neue
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

Spro aeid)afien. bic es erm0atid)en.
bre yeiabuna ,parme Moblseitcl'
I'll perabfolaen. gisber muBten 81.
fi,iere lpie Wonnitmftcn bel Gang
ltredenfliiacn leoialih BON beleatei'
Br0tlten lcben. @ormer &affee
fpnnte in 9bermosflaid)en mitae
nDlIunen ,pcrocn. 9as ipdr dbel
INNER cine etlpas fraaipiirbiae @e
it1)ihte. ipcil Die &GIte in arDRel'
6Dbcn iibcr Die Grbe iebr bolb aud
nit ocn Tbermos ,Slaii,en fcrtin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

Vtatn5. - Vte Staote am Hbetn
uno ibre Terfebrsuereiue riiiten fir
Sen CONNER. Yfan eupartet iowobl
aus Dem SSn. tpie auh aus Dem Mus.
lanO pteoer piele @Gite. uno Dies
nm ~ mebr, als iih neben oen Ser.
febrsuerbIItniiien Dor allen auh sic
Serpflesung. uno llebernaht,,ngs-
m69lidfeiten felt Dem Iesten Cont
mer san5 erbeblid) sebeiiert baben.
Tie &eidsbabn fiinoist fir sic neue
Saiion 5ablreid)e 3useinlasen an.
Die &0ln.OiiiielOorier Tampiihii.
fabrtsseielidait min gum erltenmal
>pieoer smiihen Nains uno Giiiiel.
oorf iimtlide anlegepIGse aniabren,
uno idIieblid3 miro es piele MOs.
lidfeiten eeben. Sic befannten
SrembenuerfebrsplGse am &bein nit
Smnibuiien 5u beiuden.
9eeue 3beiniiibrer ioIlen eeorutt
meroen. Nan miro babel einiee aus
Ser gortrieasSeit befannte Sebens.
Diiroisteiten itreid,en miiiien. 0tan.
DIE Staot bat ibr 8ilo erbeblid) ge.
dnoert. Vtain5. Miioesbeim. 8irsen.
Bin9erbriid, &oblenS Bonn, G0ln,
Tiiiieloori. Tuisbure, Ianten, aal,
fur. HeeS, &epe uno Gnnterih iino
sum 1eil idNuer beinlseiud,t poroen,
uno Der 0remoe, Der I'M 2auie oes
Sommers an oen RNin fommt.
miro pieIiad, perseblid nad Iieben.
pertrallten YlGsen uno Straben
illhen.
9ln beriibmten rbeinilhen gauoenf-
mtilern fonnten ieood) etlid)e ser be.
oel,tiamiten 10 rpeit gerettet weroen,
oab ibr Wieoerausbou moglit lit,
Dor allen oie Come in Nainj, 8GIn
uno 3anten. Was aber blieb an
gauten iteben. oie untrennbar nit
Dem 8egrifi Der uiel beil,nsenen
~&beinromantif" perbunoen paren?
gurgen uno gursruinen baben Slpar
gum Seil erbeblid,e StuSen bapon.
setragen. beionoers rehtsrbeiniid).
aber i'm sroben uno san5en blieben
lie ood) in Ser olten 6orm erbalten.
Soear Die if,1per beihGoiste Marfs.
burg bel 8raubah oiirfte Dor Dem
ginitur5 belpabrt bleiben, oa Ser
itarf seiGbroete 5urm ourd, elm 8e.
riiit abgeitiitt puroe Solis 5eritort
purbe ieoeniaHs feline, tpenn it'd aut
oie Oenfinalspileser Gorge MAIDEN.
mie lie oen anioroerungen aui Die
Gauer seredt perben ioueu. Ole Die
.Yfleslinse" an lie itellen.
Ser Sremoe. Der in oieiem Cont
nter Den Hbein beiud)t uno nod oen
8abrjeiden Ser ~Hbeinromantit"
ausid)au bait. miro aud beute nod
aui Ieine Soften fommen.
auh in Dem uOn manfem itipe.
rem Angrifi bart mitsenommenen
Nain5 lodt nod ooer pieoer mande
Sebenspiiroisfeit. ga ltebt nod DER
SoI3turm. in Dem Ser Shinoer.
bannes nit ieiner ganbe Dor Ser
Sinrihtuns iaB. oa lit nod, DER er.
balten sebliebene Cell iiiolid) oes
Domes nit Den 8arudfird,en (Se-
minarfird)e ct. Ssna5).es iino IN.
,tpiiden aber alld einise Der barodeA
aoelspdlaite io1pie etlihe Der alten
a,rdyen interchangeable moroen. po.
bel iosur einige dite &Oitlihfeiten.
mie Die sotiiden Deden9emdloe in
Der rMrlne- -Sflnrn .Gopele" pieOer.
entoedt puroen. 3ablreidle neue unO
olte @einltuben. &afieebIuier uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
v0rsicht!

Ferner schadet es dem Hypnotis-
mus, sagt Kuhn, dass es "Quacksal-
ber gibt, die Elm Geschaeft daraus
machen, indem sic behaupten, dass
sic allie Beschwerden kurieren koen-
men,.
Isle beschwindeln das publikum
jaehrlich um $375 100000. sagt
Kuhn, "und verursachen allerhand
persoenliche Tragoedien. Wer glaubt.
dass er Elm Leiden habe, sollte zu-
naechst einen Art aufsuchen. Falls
der feststellt, dass psychologische Be-
handlung notwendig list, kann er ent-
sprechende Empfehlungen machen.
Ferner kann man SIGH vor Quacksal-
bern schuetzen, indem man Erkun-
digungen bel der oertlichen Aerzte-
vereinigung. der Gesundheitsbehoer-
de, bel der Zweigstelle der American
Psychological Association oder der
American Psychiatric Association
einzieht. Elm Bundesgesetz list sehr
am Platte. um zu verhindern, dass
Quacksalber sich weiter i'm Geschaeft
betaetigen."
Elm solcher Mann, der sich In
Hypnotismus versucht, hypnotisiert
Boxkaempfer und sagt linen, dass
sic cine Stunde spaeter i'm Ring un-
besiegbar sein werden. Vielleicht
gibt er linen etwas rnehr Selbstver-
trauen. sagt Kuhn, aber falls der
andere Mann besser list, kann die
hypnotische BeeinflussCng nicht ver-
hindern, dass er den Kopf verschla-
gen bekommt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

chen. Auch in der tiefen Hypnose ist
sein moralischer Understand genau
SO stark, vie i'm Wachzustand. Es
ist unmoeglich, einen Menschen
durch Hypnose zur Veruebung zines
Verbrechens zu bringen. NiemapA
kann gegen semen Willen hypnoti
siert werden, es sci dem durch be-
Sondere Schlafdrogen. .-
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11

because of the serious illness of
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dod-
son West.
Henry Bryant, who is patient
at the Beebe Hospital, has some
what improved at the time of this
writing.
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton, Jr.,
and sons, Frederick III, and Da-
vid Lee Clifton spent the weekend
in Greenback, Va, with friends.
Mr.. Clifton mOtOred to Greenback
on Sunday for the day.
The Rev. Kenneth M. Kepler, a
former missionary to China, was
the speaker at the missionary tea
held in the Sunday school room of
the Lewes Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. Mr.. KEEP
Ter is now pastor of the Milford
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hankie and
son Lee spent the weekend in
York. Pa, with relatives.
William H. Fisher, 9O-year-Old
farmer, died November 5, at his
nome after a short illness. He is
survived by two sons, Robert and
Bryant Fisher of Lewes, also Ma
than BrownlOwe of Collingsdale,
Pa, and Mrs. Edith Ward, RehO-
both Beach, who were reared in
the Fisher home; also one brother,
CHARLES Fisher, RehObOth, and five
grandchildren.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Futcher,
Jr, and family of Summit, N. j.,
spent few days here last week
with Mr.. Futcher's mother, Mrs.
John Custus and Mr.. Custus at
their residence on Savannah Road.
An open shoot will be held at
the farm of Frank DickersOn in
QuakertOwn, Lewes, on Saturday,
November 10, at 12 o'clock. The
shoot is being sponsored by the
Lewes Lions Club. There will be a
special as well as blue rock shoot
ing. Prizes of turkeys, chickens,
ducks and other awards will be
made. The club has also made ar
rangements for a dinner dance to
be held on Monday evening, No
vember IA, at the Lewes Fire Hall.
The Lions Club Orchestra will fur
nish the music for dancing which
will begin at 300 p. m. The dinner
will start promptly at $3.50 p. m.
Admission will be $3.50 per per-
son and dress will be optional.
Chairmen of arrangements for the
evening are Daniel H. c. LittletOn,
Milton Fried and George Bryan.
The music committee is headed by
Raymond Riniker and William
Walsh.
John Elliott and son John, Jr., of
COllingsdale, Pa, spent a few days
here last week as the guests of
Mr.. ElliOtt's brother, Philip Elliott
and family, at their residence on
Mulberry street.
The Lewes Parent-Teacher AS
sOciation held their November
meeting Monday evening, NOvem-
ber z, at s o'clock in the school
auditorium.
Walter N. Aldrich, lighting en-
gineer for the southern division Of
flee of Delaware Power and Light,
was the guest speaker. His sub
ject being "The Eyes Have It."
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel West were
called to Wilmington this week
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11
REDEEM

McColley Sunday School will be
neld at 2 p. m. with preaching at
5 p. m. on Sunday, November 18th.
All are welcome to come and wor-
ship.
Mrs. Albert Rust and daughter
entertained the Sunshine Circle
Class OF McColley on November End
with a Halloween party. Everyone
had nice time. There were many
funny and original costumes.
McCOlley's Chapel will have a
Home coming service, on Sunday.
November 9th, at 2 p. m. There
Will be a special service and a Wis
sitting preacher. All are invited and
are urged TO bring your friends
and neighbOrs.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11

Funeral services were held on
Monday at the Nelson Funeral
Home. The Rev. Charles Louhoff
ofticiated. Interment was made in
Old Ebenezer Cemetery, Lewes.
Mrs. Marshall Short of Chester.
Md, is spending some time here
with her mother, Mrs. Fred Dona-
hue, who is i'll at her home on
Fourth street.
Miss Marjorie Virden is making
a visit in Philadelphia and Viii
mingtOn with friends and relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11
The Wreckage Of Crime

CHICAGO-(R-A robber strobe
into Hiram BloodgoOd's grocery.
He showed Bloodgood against a
shelf. Down came a deluge Of can
ned goods.
The rObber tried to hurdle the
counter; but tripped. Down with
him went a pile of boxed eggs and
doughnuts. The robber yanked out
the cash drawer. The money rained
down on the litter of merchandise
on the floor.
The rObber stopped, plucked a
$40 bill and left without throwing
a single custard pie.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11

Mrs. Laura NJ. Hill of Loves
Creek spent part Of last week in
Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dillon of
Lewes spent Sunday evening with
her parents, w. w. Clifton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Clifton, spent a part
OF Sunday with his brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cliff
ton.
The ducking season is now open
and some Of our neighbOrs are en-
Joying the sport, while others are
cutting soybeans.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11
Clifton's Corner
(Near LeWesl

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clifton and
children, Mary and Wesley Jr., cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Clifton. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Annie Moore of Dagsboro,
called on her daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman King Sunday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. William Handloser.
entertained friends Sunday.
Charlie Clifton entertained
friends Sunday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-11

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-25
Meeting Of Morgan
Grove Woodmun
Circle Tuesday

e.. Morgan Grove Woodman circle
held a meeting at the home of
the president, Mrs. Ann Beck
ham Newton, 225 John Street,
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. M,
other officers in attendance be-
ing Mesdames Eta Pol, Leona
Fensler, Mamie Delmas, Rubye
Lee Quattlebaum, Stella Walker,
Eurania Cox and Eurania Bron-
dunn and Miss Dorothy Beckham.
Mrs. Mary Bcggs, state man.
ager and national committeewom-
an from Meridian, and Mrs. Les
sye Brent, district manager, and
state officer, of Biloxi also were
in attendance. Mrs. Boggs gave
the plans for the state conven-
ton to be held in Vicksburg,
March 20-22. Delegates and al
ternates to this convention will
be Miss Beckham and Mesdames
Quattlebaum and Newton.
A refreshment course was
served by the social committee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-25
A Blessing In Disguise

The circumstances that resulted in the cancellation last
week OF the first ship scheduled to pick up export cargo
under Jackson county's port expansion plan at Pascagoula
resulted in actions that will, we believe, work for the best
interest of the county and, to use a hackneyed phrase, be
a blessing in diguise.
Prime reason for the cancellation of the vessel which
was to arrive here Saturday morning was the exorbitant
price asked by a Mobile stevedoring company for handling
the cargo to be loaded at Pascagoula. The same railroad
ties that were to be loaded at Pascagoula are loaded at
GuHport by the same company for about 81 10 a ton and, we
believe, a little less than that at Mobile. This company ask
ed IN excess of 81 a ton for loading at Pascagoula al
most triple the charges at our sister ports.
As a result of this threat to the port program, the Pasca-
goula Stevedoring Co, was organized between 8 pm. Thurs
day and 10 am. Friday and owners of the steamship. the
lsbrandtsen Steamship Co, were told Friday morning over
long distance telephone to New York that the vessel would
be loaded at Pascagoula for the same price per ton charged
at Gulfport. Because of the lack of time the vessel could
not be rescheduled. However, the Isbrandtsen Steamship
Co, said Friday afternoon that they were scheduling the
5. 5. Wylfred to call here on March 7 or 8. Loading of the
cargo will be handled by the local stevedorinp firm.
Organization of the local firm is an act of genuine civic
responsibility. The organization will sign a contract with
the local International Longshoremans Union, A. F. of L.
and the same scale of pay as in other Gulf ports will pre-
vail here. AS we have pointed out before, the development
VIII be slow and activities of the local company will be
small probably for many months to come. But the meat
OF the matter is that under the local setup available Jobs
will go to local men. Creation of more and better Jobs
for jackson countians is the object of the whole program
and as it expands it will mean more trade and general
prosperity for everybody concerned.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-25
Kiwunis Minstrel
For Benefit Of
Club Youth Fund

A rollicking troupe of black
face comedians entertained an
appreciative audience Tuesday
night when the Kiwanis club
staged a minstrel show for the
benefit of the clubs youth fund.
The part of the interlocutor was
taken by W. r. Guest, Jr., and
end men were T. N. Tucker, DR..
T. E. Stout, w. j. Bosarge, Max
Lucas, Virgil Gill, W. E. Belt and
Jim Harvey.
The first part of the show was
given over to repartee and a few
solo numbers of members of the
troupe and was followed by the
"oleo" when DR.. F. c. Minkler
entertained with a self-accom-
panied solo. Life Gets Tedjus,
Don't IT." High school students
took over the third part with a
solo by Kitty Harris and a mu-
steal number of Lois Ann Walker,
Nan Larson and Marie Scott. A
featured performance was a solo
by Dale Higginbotham, small son
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Higgin-
botham, who was "blacked" for
the act and wore miniature full
dress suit.
The program was opened by a
quartet from the Prentiss Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute for
Negroes which gave two very
well done selections.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-25

The annual Jackson county Red Cross Roll Call Drive
will get under way Tuesday of next week and it will take
generous giving by Jackson countians generally in order
to meet the quota of approximately $4,000.
jackson county, in particular, has many reasons to sup
port the Red Cross. 1t has given invaluable service in the
county for many years. Following the 1947 hurricane, the
Red Cross spent more funds in relief and rehabilitation
work in the county than could be accounted for by the
total contributions in several Roll Call drives.
The county fell down badly in the 1948 Roll Call.
There is some danger that, if the same thing occurs this
year, the national organization will be forced to move the
Red Cross office at ~Pascagoua because of lack of funds.
1t would be a shame to see the county lose this valu-
able asset. We can prevent any possibility of this by OPEN
ing our hearts and pocketbooks and sending the Roll Call
over the top in its annual drive.