davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

Some years ago the United
States experimental with tea
growing in South Carolina and
Texas but later abandoned it,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

The purse in the Kentucky
Derby is 100000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

Paul o. Laid, acting chairman
of the Key Citizens Organization,
said today he is arranging to or
ganize a similar association
among colored residents in Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

James Cash and Gerald zarate,
accompanied by Area Supervisor
Victor Lowe of the National
Youth Administration, left today
for the NYA camp at Sulphur
Springs, near Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

The emerald is the birthstone
for May.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

constructing in his yord, was re-
ported today to be improving.
The fall was 20 feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

Miss Eleanor Brost and Ber-
nard E. Cook were married yes
terday by Notary Public Enrique
Esquinaldo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

The Everready Star Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Sally Lundauist on
William street. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

A special dispatch from New
York, published in The, Citizen
today, says that Mrs. Pauline
Hemingway was left a legacy of
$1,000 by her uncle, Henry Pfeif-
fer, who died on April Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"A political machine also runs
smoothly when it has a plentiful
supply of grease.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

Miss Susan La Kin, president,
has called meeting of the Key
West Junior Woman's Club for
Tuesday afternoon in the club
house on Division street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

William r. Porter, president of
the First National Bank, left Sat
urday afternoon on his cruiser
Barbara for No Name Key,
where he will meet Ed Romfh,
president OF, the First National
Bank of Miami, who, with party
of relatives and friends, is cruis-
ing through the Florida Keys.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19

ben t,idt sIeidgiiItig au @erfe ge.
ben. Die Baten iolIen folgenoe gi.
genibaften baben: l. sic iollen ia.
tbolilh Iein. 2. Sollen lie 6as ge-
boriae Mlter baben, tpenigitens IA
Sabre oft iein. 3. SoIlen iie in Der
Geligion tpobl unterridtet iein. A..
Souen Tie bon glten Sitten fein. 9ie
gaufpaten eeben nit Dem Saufling
.uno ieinen gltern cine seiItige Ser
manotidaft elm, tpesbolb lie iid obne
firhlide 9iipena meoer nit Dem
EGufling nod nit oeiien gltern ber-
beiraten fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
: 8m. s., ga.

9ie ein5is ridtige ilno iiderIte art
uno @eiie, Sbre gbe.Ingelegenbeit
su regeln lit, iid nit Sbrem bodD.
Srn. 8farrer ober bireft NIT Sbrem
giidof in gerbinoung 5u ieten. 8ie
pertpidelt oft Samiliennerbdltnifie
fem fonnen, gibt folgenoe launige
grflarrng zines 8auern tDieoer, Der
einem 9adbarn er5ablt: SD min
Sbnen eraablen, ipie oie @eibihte
lit: S6 lernte cine ilinge @ittpe fen-
men, oie cine ertpa6iene Stieftohter
bate: ,allf unierer Sod5eit mabte
mein Gater oie 8efanntidaft unie-
rer Stieftodter, uno er beiratete ite.
So tpuroe meine Srau Die Wutter
ibres eigenen S6miegerpaters, 1neine
Stiefto6ter tpurbe meine Stiefmllt-
ter, uno mein 8ater ipuroe mein
Stiefiobn. GerIteben Sic? Damn be-
fam meine Stief1nutter, 5. f. bie
Stieftohter meiner Ssrau, einen
Sobn. Der Sunge mar natiirli6 mein
9ruoer, neil er Ser Sobn meines
8aters mar. slber er mar audi Ser
|Sobn ser Stiefto6ter meiner Srall,
alio gnfel meiner Sral. go mar ib
Ser 8roBpater meines Stiefbruoers.
3ann befam au6 meine Srau einen
Sobn. Weine Stiefmutter, alio Die
Stiefih1pelter meines Sobnes, lit
oud ieine @roBmlltter, neil er ser
Sobn ibres Stiefiobnes lit. Mein
Gater lit Der S6nager meines Cob
mes, neil oeiien Stiefid1peIter feline
Srau it, Sd bin Ser 8ruoer meines
eigenen Sobnes, Der audi ser Sobn
meiner StiefgroBmrtter lit. SD bin
Der S6maser meiner Mutter, meine
6rau lit sic Sante ibres eigenen &in-
oes, mein Sobn lit Der gteffe meines
Saters, unb id bin mein eigener
@roBpater. Sd finoe mid nidt mebr
aus"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
MuAknnN
gom grof. S. M. 9abren,
8ebahenr bes ,@aiienfrennb'
Srait sb. g., S.-0af. :

sSbre 9adbarin bat &e6t. &inber,
sic obne Saufe lterben, oiirfen rtft
in geipeibter @roe besraben tperoen.
Die firdli6e 8eeroigung lit nur fir
lol6e, oie Ser fatboliicben Stride an
geboren: oie Saufe aber lit Die Efor-
te, ourd bie man in oie Stride ein.
tritt. Gin &ino, oas obne Sal1fe ge-
Itorben lit, lit in teinem Sinne oeS
@ortes aIs &ino oer. .&ir6e 5u be-
tradten; es barf ibm alio aud Die
firdlide 8eeroigung nidt gegeben
peroen. &inoer, oie obne Saufe 1ter-
ben, tperben 51par ntemals 8ott an-
l6auen, iie iperoen aber aud) nidt
beitraft iperoen; aber neil oie CRIB
iiinbe nod auf ibnen laitet, fonnen
iie niht in Sen Sitnmel eittgeben
@ott miro Tie cine natiirlihe Selig-
felt eenieBen laiien, oie pobl GROCER
lit, als tpas man iid] auf groen ge-
pobnlid unter iroiIdem Slid pors
itellt. Die obne Saufe geltorbenen
&inoer- -baben feline 2eioen alts5ulte-
ben uno lino auf natiirlid6e 8eile
gliidlid; oas iibernatiirli6e Slid,
ser Sinmel nit ser Mnidauung Got
tes, lit ibnen aber peringt. - Wan
Iollte Die Saufe neugeborener &inber
nidt ou lange binousidieben. SIT bos
&ino geluno, iollte mon es in orei
bis bier Sagen, nidt ipdter als nad
elmer @ofe, sur Stride bringen, CUR
beiligen Sallfe. 8eItebt Sobesgefabr.
10 tanfe man bas &ino Iobqlo als
moglif. Seber fann oieie geottaufe
Doll5ieben, porauSgelest, oaB er 9Sal-
ier auf Dos Saltpt oes &inOeS gieBt
uno babel oie @orte alsipridt: sd
taltfe bid inn Namen oes Gaters ilno
oes Sobnes uno bes 81. @eiltes. :"
lleberlebt oas &ino, 10 bringe man eS
5ur Stride, oamit ser YrieIter sic
fir6lide 2allfe ipenoet. = Mit Saui.
namen miro bellt5utage piel l1nfllg
setrieben, inbem man Dem &inoe Ell
men rm0glidIt mooernen" gtamen
gibt. &atbolifen iollten ibren &inbern
oen Namen zines Seiligen geben, mie
,lniere 8orfabren es 5u tln pflegten.
Sebr if0ne Namen 8. g. iino: Ma-
ria, .. b. Die 8eine, grbabene; Mar-
garcia: oie Berle; aatbarina: oie
&eine; 9leatba: oie @ute; Sba: bie
2ieblibe; Selena: bie Wfitleioiee;
@ertrub: Die 8ielgeliebte; gnuna
@ott NIT uns; Bertha: bie Shone;
Inna: Die 8eisenbe. slls MGnnerna.
men: Alois: ser tapfere Mann; al.
fons: Der @liidlide; 8enebift: Der
8eiegnete; Sobannes: Der @naben.
rei1e; &arl: Der Sobberaige; @lfreo
Ser Srieoreide; Gominifus: ser
8ott @neeborise; Meinrao: Ser i'm
8at Starfe; Suitus: Der @ere6te,
Slacibus: Der Sanfte; Sbeopbil: ser
8ottgeliebte. = 9a sic Saufpatef1
(ebenio 1pie Die Sirmpatem 10 mid.
tige unb beilige Bflidten gu erfiillen
baben, iou man in ser 8abl oerieI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
q, g., sa.

Die beioen W6rter ritair1 un6
naunpel" bic Defenders tD1brenb
Der Wa5i-8eit In DeitfdIano ge-
brdii6lid geiporoen iino, fino alte
8orter Der oeutiden SproAe. Dos
Bort ritlir" tit cine dn6ere Sorln fir
.itier uno beoeutet: itorr, perbilien-ei-
geniinnig, begriffsItutia itramm,
mobl aud ItattIid, itoIa. Dns @ort
s3umpel" 1T cine nene, fomili1re
6orm oes 8ortes u&nnlpan@ ,lno Sc.
oentet 10 DieI tpie @enoiiett, @e!elle,
arbeitsfamerao, beionoers BEL ben
8ergleuten gebr1ublih.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
WorUrll
Ieiden Sic

an
Kopfschi1,eszen
verstil11intena
Magen
Verdausnags-
st0r1lng
Nervositit
Case sznd
Blihungen
Schlaf ; ,Mad
Appetitlosig
verursachk
durch
Hartleibigkeitf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19

aber reihes &el6entum. gs fann TO-
gar in einem tapferen grbuloen rno
Sterben mebr arnft uno Wut Iiesen
als in elmer friihfroblihen Sat. Sc
fam in Der Saline oes Dsartprers
mebr Seloenmut Ieuhten als i'm Cor
beer oes Gel6berrn. Sn Der briItlihen
@eltanidauii,g ihlieBt fib Satfraft
,itlo 2eioensfraft riht aus sDie 5tpei
@egenl1se; iie fin6 bielmebr tpie stpei
Halmen ineinanoer berihlungeu."
Mls 6ann .eine Hropngarl6a Elm.
iebte, oie init alien Wttteln, auh nit
(5ortfeslne auf Geite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19

rMeine Gr1ilme geben tpanoern
Sn ntein Seimattnl binein,
0eite @ieien, blaue Serge
2iegen bort I'M 5riiblingsfdein.
llnb bonn 8erge iteigt bernie6er
21belnb oie grinnerung,
Singt Die altert, lieben 2ieoer
2eiie ourb Die 9dmmerung.
8inoet nit ben ipeiBen S1noen
@inen S6liiiielblumenltraiiB,
llno Damn fiibrt iie mid Die Stege
Sn nein titles 8aterbaus.
llnb in ldngit beriunfene Eiefen
Steig id, 0ffne melt bas Sor,
llno Die Warhen, oie bort ihIiefen,
Srdngen ii6 gum 2idt enpor.
llno Die alten Drummer raui1en,
ltno oes Sriiblings @eige finet,
ltno bonn aloiterberg gum Gale
2eis Die slpe-@lode flinst.
llno ib lauide, Iauibe bebeno,
@as 10 ,peid Die @inoe meb'n,
8abreno burd Die bloue Serne
Meine Sr1l1me lpanoern geb'n." :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
mdrhtrr, Rnfrr. 6trrttpr
6ntfps
gu 8ar6inal 0anlbabers adtsigiem
8ebnrtstag
(SdluB)
Sn ben sogen bes National-
Io5ialismns


8ieoer bier Sabre oarauf, als ei-
|nerieits in @euf cine abriiltungsfon-
feren5 oes 8olferbunoes pieruno.
|ied5ig Stooten iparen bertreten, ober
feine Stride 3ulanrnengetreten
mar, an6ererleits in 9eutihIanb i1on
Die Jein6e bes 6rieoens nad Ser
Madt griffen, beitieg aarbinaI Saul
baber am 7. Sebruar 1882 tpieoerum
Die &an5el, Inn oie @eIt uno beIon-
oers oas 6eutihe 8olf gum Srieoen,
5nr Srieoensgeiinnung uno ou 5rie-
oensgebeten 5li mabnen. 9a ipra9 er
II. a.:
~8as alte Sprihmort: @enn ou
Den Srieoen 1pi1It, riiite gum 4rieg
muB lpie elm altes &riegsboot abge.
tadelt tperoen. Statt riiite Den &rieg
Iiagen mir bellte: @enn ou ben sSrie-
ben 1pillIt, Damn r il ite ben sSrie-
BEN"
~9er fiinfunbbier5igite 8iaIm bot
in einem apofalpptiiben Sernblid oen
8eltfrieoen geidaut llno als @eidenf
@ottes erfannt. ,&ommt un6 iebet 6ie
Berfe oes &errn, Die @unoerperfe,
Die gr bollbrabte auf groen! Gr
ma6t ben ariegen elm gloe Biz an
oie 8ren5en Der Groe: gr serbriGt
Die 8ogen uno 5ertriimmert Die &ii-
itlng uno perbrennt bie ShiIoer inn
5euer.' Ser Serr Ser &eeridaren
nimmt allo Sen Bolfern Die @affen
aus Der Sano unb lhenft uns 6en
|5rieoen aIs Seine @naoe."
n2aBt uns oarum cine Mrmee bon
8etern 5uiammeniteIIen!"
~8ir 3eitgenohen oes lebten &rie.
Iges Goes eriten @eltfrieges) baben
6as glen6 zines neu5eitli1en &rieges
| in leinem gan5en @rnnen erlebt unb
ben 8eder Der 8itterfeit Big our Se-
lfe getrunfen. 8ir miiiien mebr als
anoere 3eiten Ole 91nbe falten 3il Ell
mem @ebet Inn Ben Srieoen uno bic
9anoe riibren, um 8riiden Der Ser
lfobnung bon Bolf au Bolf 5u iblagen,
auf bob cine .iolde &ataitropbe mie
Der lette @eltfrieg oen golfern err
| lpart bleibe."
Das nationaliitiide edo, I'M ,gols
fiiden 8eobabter' per0ffentlint,
lgrollte brGueno: ,8enn mir on Der
Madt iein ueroen, miro Der 4aroinal
lniht mebr 10 prebigen oiirfen!"
unbeirrt bon oieiem @roIlen unb
lDroben belt Der 4aroinal ni1t an
liib uno erbob orei Snge ip1ter 90.
5ebrnar 1882 Ieine Stimme aufs
neue Die cine .Erompete" (Si. SO, ID
unb tot ieinem NoIf, ben Dio3eianen,
Dem gan5en oeutihen Bolt uno Der
Belt in einem gana beionoers oeitge-
maBen Gnften-9irtenbrief r6ie gegen-
iieitigen Nehte llno Yflibten bes
iStnates un6 oes Stnatsbiirgers"
/ iflno uno iagte babel:
Gin driitliher Stnot tpir6 oie
Nehte anoerer Staaten nhten. Ser
iein5eIne Stadt fnnn iih bon ben
our6 Natur- nno wolferreht georo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
s. S., y. 5.

So, 1per bie fiinftige @eltIage sano
oen enogiiltigen @eltfrieoen (fiir ben
mir ood gefampft babenD borausie-
ben f0nnte! &ein geriebener 9ipIo-
mat uno fetn iiberihlauer HoIitifer
fam oieie Srage beantmorten. 60
lange ser @elt-&omnulnismus ni1t
beiiegt lit = unb bas lit elm ihneres
Stiid arbeit = lit auf ein gnbe bes
~falten arieges" nidt 5u boffen. Ser
ausfunftsmaln magt folsenbe Bro-
pbe5eiungen:
SIN slugenblide uno CUR 3eit
@eiB mieoer mal fein Wenl1 9e-
I6eio,
go bofft man tells uno fiirhtet tells
Sen Sieg oes ltnbeils ooer Sells,
Sc oh als Opt, ols BeIIimilt
0tan auf bie 8elt gefommen 1T.
Sd ielbit fam feline ginoelbeit
Sier propbe5eien, oa CUR 3eit
SieI aaffeeiab mir als 4ropbet
Nidt eben aur 8erfiigung itebt,
gsur bieie 8eisbeit geb ih Drum
Sier gratis ab ans Bublifum:
gs ipiro sic @eltoipIomatie
No6 lang 11idt fertig ober ME,
llno mer bofft auf "a happy end,
3eigt, bob er 8ilbelm 8uid tidt
fennt,
Dies: Dieies mar ibr i,eulter Streid,
God folst ibr nddlter nun iogleid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
6 g alaA

s. g., Nb. - @egen @eii1ts-
nno @iirtelroie {SbingIes) empfieblt
elm 2eier &alenfett.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
. 8m. S., &g.

@egen s6mieriefeiten beim llri-
nieren gibt es nerldieOene einTahe
Sausmittel. Wan trinfe t1glih einen
&affeeloffel bon 3miebeliaft nit GUT
ter ODER Sonig permiidt. Serner lit
Saft bon 8adboIoerbeeren (gloer-
berries) uno 3innfraut (Sbabc-
graB) See iebr gu enpfeblen. 3miebel
nno 4noblaud (@arlic) lit iebr ge-
Juno fir 8laie, Hieren unb Sen gan-
gen Seroauungsapparat.
- Nlte 2eierin -
BIr lino germ bereit, Sbr biibl6es
8eotdt 81 peroffentIiden:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
. Jran ST. g., Ofa.

Grapefruit lit cine Der geiiinoelten
Srii6te. sic entbdlt iiber 80 Bro5ent
Sporogen, ferner BotaiiiumL GaI-
cium uno Magneiilm. @s lit ratian1,
nod ieoer Wabl5eit oieie Srudt 5n
genieBen. - apoeaoo lit Die Gruht
oes slpocaoobaumes, oie abocabo-
birne. 0ielelbe lit ebenfaas iebr nabr-
baft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
G. G., D.

Gin eiitfahes Mittel our SeiIung
bon Sdmorrboiben miro ein ofteres
8etnpfen nit Slipenol empfoblen.
Gin alisge5eibnetes Wittel Die in un-
ierem 8latt ange5eigte Mari,niIian
Salbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19
$. @., @ermpnt

- $. 49,, @ermpnt - Die 3abl
Ser BON BEN &ommuniIten in Bolen
.lino Der EIhebei aus ibrer &ein1at
bertriebenen Oeiitiden betrdgt in bie
Miaionen. Cine nod sr0Bere Mn5abl
befinbet iid als Sflapenarbeiter in
ben bon Ben Sotpiets fontrollierten
2dnoern. S6on i'm erIten Weltfrieg
iette cine gerfolgang bon DeutIden
elm. SIM eriten Sabre bes 1. Belt-
frieges Dur0en in 8elgien, rameitt-
lid in ben BON @allonen betpobrten
8e5irfen an bort tpobnenoen 9eut-
lhen Die barbariibiten @reueI began-
gen. Man rib alte 2eute uno &iltber
auf Die StraBe binaus l,nb beriibte
an oieien Idulololen Menlden @rel1-
el, Die oenen Ser &ommunilten eben-
biirtig limo.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
D. p..s FLOCK TO AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY, - (AP) - One hun
bred Thousand displaced persons
will move from Europe to Aus
tralia in the next 18 months.
They will come here under two
year contracts to the Australian
government to take jobs the gov
eminent directs. After that they
will be free to select their own
employment.
The Australian government has
issued a booklet to prospective
employers of this migrant labor.
They will be placed only where
they can be accommodated. They
can live in hotels and boarding
houses in Sydney, Newcastle and
Port Kembla If their work helps
to provide more houses. They can
be housed elsewhere if they do
not displace a member of tn e
Australian public.
Employers who can provide
living room for an entire family
of migrants will get first priority
on their labor. Domestics may be
assigned to doctors or to families
where there are two or more
children.
Displaced men work in the pro-
duction of iron, bricks. tiles. ce-
ment, building materials, food
processing, and rural work.
They are paid ruling rates for
Australians.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Farm Income
Rises In South

Atlanta, Aug. 3-While farm in
come dropped in the rest of the
nation the past five months
Southern farmers made more
money than last year.
The regional director of the US
department of commerce, C.
Parker Persons, said the cash
farm income for January through
May this year was up nine per
cent in the South Atlantic e
gion over he same period in
1913.
Southcentral farmers watched
their income increase one per
cent.
The Southcentral region is
composed of Alabama, Mississip-
pi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkan-
sas, Louisiana. Oklahoma and
Texas.)
Georgia, Florida, the Caro-
linas, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia and Delaware
make up the South Atlantic re-
gion.)
Other sections Of the United
States suffered drops in farm in
come ranging from one to IL per
cent, the department of agricul-
ture reported.
In the Southcentral area, re-
ceipts totalled 81. 1884, 900 for the
five months against ,684, 900
last year. Crop receipts gained
substantially but livestock income
showed a slight decline.
Cash receipts in the South At
lantic region we're S876, 056, 900
the first five months Of 1949 COM
pared with $500, 172,000 for the
same period in l948. Both crop
and livestock receipts increased.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Youth Bound Over
To Grdnd Jury

Tommy Harrison, Jr., 22-year-
old student at Mississippi South.
ern college, was bound over fol
the grand jury Friday in Pasca-
goula city court on a charge Of
felonious assault and attempted
rape.
Harrison waived hearing and
was released on a $500 bond set
by Judge Donald Cumbest at the
recommendation of Merle Palmer,
county prosecutor.
Complainant is an l~8-year-old
Pascagoula waitress who charges
Harrison with the attempt early
Saturday morning, July 10.
Police Chief E. E. Blakeney
said an affidavit was drawn by
the waitress the following even
ing and Harrison was picked up
in Mobile. He waived extradi-
ton.
Chief Blakeney said yesterday
that the Pascagoula police depart
ment is being criticized for the
smallness of the bond on which
Harrison was released.
"I'd like the people to know"
he said, that the police have
nothing to do with setting bonds"
Mr.. Palmer explained that he
does not believe the bond "out
of reason"
Remember" he said, this is
charge of attempted rape, not
a rape charge"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Mrs. Seeiy Named
B&PW President

Mrs. Warren Seely was re-
elected president of the Business
and Profession Women's club at
a meeting Monday evening in the
Jackson county health depart
ment building.
Others named were Miss Cath
crime Brash. first vice president
and chairman of the membership
committee; Mrs. Bess Todd Vet
ter, second vice president and
chairman of the program coord-
nation committee. and Mrs. Lin.
ma Lunsford, third vice president
and chairman of the news service
committee.
Miss Polly Mcclure. recording
secretary; Mrs. Nell Sudduth, cor.
responding secretary; Miss Jane
Chenault, treasurer; Mrs. Ger
trude Mcdonald, chairman of the
finance committee and Mrs. Lii.
liam Nichols, chairman of radio
and television committee and his
torian.
Plans were discussed to begir
grading at once on the new park
site near the Junior high school
Benches and stepping stones fol-
the proposed park have been or.
dered, and water fountains are
ready for installation.
The club also discussed plans
for club rooms in the Chamber
of Commerce building.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
Women OF First Church
Honor Mrs. J. l.. Stuart

The Women of the First Pres.
byterian church entertained Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Don
aid Simmons on Beach Blvd,
honoring Mrs. John Leighton
Stuart, Jr., of Summit, who with
MI. Stuart is spending a week
here. MI. Stuart. a former resi-
dent of Pascagoula and pastor of
the Eastlawn church. will fill the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Pink roses and hydrangeas
were used effectively in the liv-
ing room where the guests as
sembled.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
HE DIDN'T CALL HIS SHOTS

COLUMBUS, o. - (AP)-The
driver, police decided, was most
unfortunate in his choice of vie
Tins in his automobile accident.
First, he crashed into the rear
of an attorneys automobile. Then,
he side7swiped a city garbage
truck. RE wound up by crushing
against a tree a policeman's car
which had been parked at the
curb.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
BELL GOES
TO CHURCH

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -
tAP)-After 80 years on a loco
motive, a brass bell from engine
1909 of the Atlantic Coast Line
now calls the faithful to services
at the Lakeview Presbyterian
church. Engine 1909 formerly ran
between Tampa, Fla, and Rich
mohd, Va. but it has been re-
tired. The church is in the pro-
cess of being built and until 1t
is finished, services are being
held in the basement.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY OF PASCAGOULA
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
MnRcHANTs CASH GROCERY.

In accord with Section $3.50 of the
Mississippi Code of 1912, Notice is
hereby Given to all stockholders of
Merchants Cash Grocery, Inc. and
all other interested persons of the
special meeting of the stockholders of
said corporation for the purpose of
considering the proposal of surrend-
ering the corporate charter of the
aforesaid Merchants Cash Grocery.
Inc. a Mississippi corporation. and the
dissolution of said corporation. The
Meeting win be on august 27th. 1919,
10 A. M, at the offices at ~Pascagoula.
Miss.
Witness our signatures this the End
day of August, 1949 at the City of
P~ascagoula, Mississippi.
J. l.. Roy. President
Leslay A. Ellis. Vice-President
c. o. Dupuy Seeretary-Treasurer
At 8-5. u. 10. 26
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
n OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to those who
were SO kind during the illness
and death of our son, husband
and father. Lee Hutcherson. Also
thanks for the many floral Of
ferings. Special thanks to Fails
Funeral Service.
Mother, wife and children
% 1t D 8-5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
NEW PusHKIN BALLET

- The Soviet
Unions newest ballet - The
Bronze Horseman-has been sue
cessfully staged by theatres ia
Moscow and Leningrad.
1t is based on Pushkin's poem
of the statue in Leningrad Of
Peter the Great. It is d new pro-
duction OF the Bolshoi Theatre.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby gwen that bids
will be received by the Board OF Trus-
tees of the Lyon Rural Separate
School District up TO Friday night.
August ~. at 730 p. m. for the fur
nishing OF gas and parts for I'VE school
buses and supplies for the school for
the session 1880.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
TRUSTEES OF LYON RURAL
SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
EARL BOND, Chairman
NEWTON GAUTIER, Secretary.
At 1923, a-5, IL. 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05

FOR SALE - ! six room house
with bath, hot and cold water.
Built in cabinet with sink, / acre
of land. New fence, garage,
cement floor feed house, chicken,
house, milk stall with cement
4oor, lights. Mail brought to
door, paper route, near church,
good neighborhood near city bus
line, near school. For quick sale
$1,000. 90. Leaving town. 305
Walters ST. East Moss Point.
16 1t p 8-5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-05
CARDS OF THANKS

We wish to thank the people of
Calvary Baptist church. the Rev
erends Varnado and Kypser, DR..
Thompson, nurses of Jackson
County Hospital and many friends
for the kindness shown during
the sickness and death of our
beloved mother and grandmother,
Nrs. Lydia billiard.
The Hilliard family
% 1t p 8-5