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SOCIETY EDITOR PAYS
90CIAL CALL ON HOMES j
IN MARITIME SECTION;
roam Prow More Thor Hair The Slate* In The Nation Hegin
To <iel Acquainted In New
Maritime Homes.
As the opening at the housing
project, HH to twin a Urge nam
or at' m wnamiii to this nctto) at
the c® r the Cttrooiclr-IBar thought
that now u an opportune time to
make acquaintance wilt, them With
this to mind the society editor tor*
h A Tbnhumon paid a not to
LiMtor. avenue on Tuesday pic*
tag out thto street as the one with
uaiWtt the Urge* number of
She found a cordial welcome at
each place ator vtetted and picked
op some tntorswuog information to
the course of chats with the bouse
wtvua
Jttot to the one part LBv-rir ave
nue WaUed. wore found represent*
Urw front many status ton En
gel an Twelfth and Lincoln aaid she
was from Wisconsin Front A?k&n
Uto came ton Oordon Hamilton,
and her staler, Mr* F C. Yoons
who is bar guaat Oeorgto b well
rnpNMRMd. m to And
many are from Afferent parte at
at the twmtv-eight state- reprr
•anted on the project which also
includes newcomer* from the Db
tnct at Columbia
At one place Waited there was a
sign on the door 'Do not disturb
orders at doctor" Inquiry across
the street iTiia lnm i1 that Mrs Alas
F Ttaytof who Ifves on Twelfth gad
Isnoolr avenue* b seriously ill
kaunug those contacted were one
or two from families that bare al
ways lived to Pascagoula Others
had been hare a year or more, but
the maps®; at them are very re
cto* arrivals Wiser one asked
about Uiclr neal-ttooi neighbor*.
Marly every housewife routes**.,
that aha had not yet had tune to
gat acquainted but that ms- hr'*-:
coon be remedied home
this with a lit Ur note
to their woieaa Um*
„_lth*i they were a tot lonely
□sgie of the houMng-profei' i
was the one thsl prtmarti;.
le Chronicle-Hta? to m«k«-i
to get acqoatnieri partly j
to prove a medium for In-;
• tWactbci among neighbor*
And no with tlus to mind a hat
of iwtodante of this section ha* been j
compiled and is primed below It!
is hoped that folks will make lo
ot it in finding oat about then folk
AM m • medium of gelUm; to
tiw* Ciirotrtck,»st<w Honcts
In iwf con's fescmc.
of her fin Iviai mu Twv * * f
tlM»S Avpcl' whier^rtM^jiUjV'c *4(7
l*o*ell etao hu Men txit aftoce
*='!!**l“l 1111 1
Stum They haw two children
Martha Ann. and hah) Paula K
Mrs Rm PUr and tm boy
WeMey, who to thrilled over atari
log to school joined Mr Pit* in
May
Mrs H A Vajvm hats Just crane
from Bator. Root*, bringing W1U.
her small Richard and hi* Un)
tmtov stater Audrey Maud, where
she visited her mother Mr* J A
Achotd Mr and Mr* Aehord ac
nompanled their daughter to Paaca
Lfw,ik far § vfettl
Mr* K B Wellborn extended
cordial weknme from her north
which was gay with patted plant*
The Wellborn* have two children
Be lea Lee and 'Buddy,* who Is
Robert Clary- in print
Mrs J J Champion of 111) Un
coin to existing Mrs Prance
Champion of Birmingham U»e
Champion * former heme few a
tixit Cum- and Oeil the cJtUdrr:.
of Use home, art in school
The J C Kersten* who come
from Meccano were both a home
and were vary pleasant fofc u,
meet,
Mrs P T Hoff was Use last per
son visited, as she showed the so
ciety editor through hex beautifully
a: pointed home it was learned that
both Mr and Mr* Hoff taught at
the Daisy-Vestry school near Perfc
inston last year
It to hoped to get further ac
quainted with outer resident* listed
below at some further dale this
month
Robert Bird. Bari G Hinunons.
Coke H Wiley Shreveport La..
, John R McClellan Eddie L Mott
ertef Anniston. Ala ; Beniamin C
MeCtowkry. Leslie L Whatley. Geo
V Whatley J B Brown .A C. John*
Jame- B Brown. Alfred C. John
son. Tisomas i Gilley, David W
Cook, Melvin P TUictaon, Bert A
WiUmrr, Jesar W Whit*. Oeclie
White, Eldon A Brown, John E.
Enge; Herald T SmiUs Herman L
Perry, AJex P Taylor. Clyde M
Leavitt, Joseph P. Krause Willard
W Weiboro, Daniel W Batemen.
Prank M Guam William T Oak
ley Edwin c Mitchell Cart J.
Jottm Albert Johnson. Hearto V,
Kill Em«t 8 WlUoti Judge W,
Fowler, Robert M Lucas Robert
C Kennon. Preston H Orasstct
Floyd OUtov Don C Peak. Robert
B M aha ffey Prank 8 Elgin and
Irene Southern. Pascagoula
James, P Calhoun and Marry* »
Bruier, MimuceUo MU* ; Wtlmer
G ChulUs* Pine Shift Ark . L B
Curry- NetUetun. Mim ; Harold J
MMUken. Theodore H Killian. Cm
caeu. 111 . William H Bley. Miami. S
Pb.; Clitlord I Stanley CitronaUe. ■
Ala . Phillip N Woseneralt, AS-:
loona. Aka Hubert T Knowles and
James L Know tea. Baumm*. Ala.;
Oliver j Cue***, Perkinatou, Au
iU*k W, kinuawalu, J'.wepb L.
Them* A H Danube. O. 0. Lucifer,
W mm Jr , George B Kuctler.
R<» V Pike. Melville P BaaUe.
Bari W Buggy. Paul A Larocea and
Mark Vkdnnc. New Orleans, La.
Charles A Pennc Lansdowu, Pa :
Edwin R Caatner. Char lea A.
Boone Eecatawpa. Ml*. . Roy B
Jones. Palmyra. Mo; Lonnie B.
Phillips. Oliver C. Purvis Harmon
E Comelt us, Tom C King and
Taxis H Blade, Purvta Mia*.; V. H
Hoagland. MiUuun H Moore. Denver
D. Saxon AmruiUa. Miss : Paul
williams Waynesboro. Mi* : Allan
V. A whey. Bay Bt Lout* Mias..
Irving K Avera, Rich tot; Min.; P
W Bowen. Rich ton Mi* Hubert
a MeCaJlerty. Kosciuiko. Mia*.;
Roy L Payne. Hubert J. Dempster. |
Meridian Mm, Louis O Robi- |
cneaux Hammond La.; W W
Scrivener. J W Aiken* A E Parte.
O. C Douglas. Mobile Ala., Julius T
Pletschmau Port Rich mom; N. Y : 1
Curtb D Wheeler Amity, Ark.;
Dan B Granger Vsncleave. Mias.;
Homer i. Prey. Allen town PA;
William o Slone JacuonvlUe. Fla;
Stanley E Curti* Brunswick. Me
Clarence E Strahan. Lake Prowl
deuce la.; Walter H Suggs. R®V
L Neely, George 4 Daniel*. NoUte
O Pearce Edward Boone. Hatties
burg Mia James A Huntley West
Enterprise Miv WllUe L Weeks.
Luoedaie Mu* ; Dudley E. McEwen.
Mart in W Holme? . James C Ker
sten* diaries L Wallace. Me Comb
Mu*
Connh H Mo*rl), Coy H Jor
dan Stanley C Lowry, Moselle.
Mia , John V, McClellan, Cleve
land. Mi* Ty P At bln Houston,
Tex . Benton P Sykes Loul* C
Iverson. Arthur T Kero, Roy B
Easier Sin* WMUr C ScarboriHigh.
Nolan J Rodrigue*. Eddie J Loflin.
James C. Byrd. Thomas L William*
•_POPEVC, THE RECRUITING OFFICER, HAS FOOD FOR THOUGHT!
I^9S-T-POPewC-]
rr must cost puevH
-*n
j John A Jerayn. Gulfport Mia*;
! unmn« O Orshaas Buhl Ate ;
Htgti r Btatham Fernwood Mte* ;
George W Witaf* Mr Net. Ml*. ;
Orange C Purr. Twde j Stewart
Clyde K Stewart Kelua O BUtao
Occur U Bulge. lUrrey B Stuart
GtereteiM K Smith and Cyril J
Wlerengo. PFavun*' Mu*, Lloyd
H Steaon, Boulder Onto; J P
Choate Beaumont Tea . Jama* R
Haweo Brooklyn N TV Dillard K
Rkt Dwllaa Tea ; Robert D Pot
fsk Anode, Onto; Howard B.
Turner Panama City Fla.; Band
A Hanby. Alton R Bryant. Ouy
C Shirley Clement W Comfhe
‘ Hi loai Him , and Richard Mtoton
Malcolm Q, Seuseneau. Bay Bt
Louis. MM*
Jama* E Loaned Roy Sprowlm.
| Herbert 8 Boyette Tommie C
Bryn* Robert E Berry, Jaekaati,
Mm; Jim L. Dorn* Chicago IU.;
Carl Q Clayton. Paul Stiles James
R Hudson Mom pmns Mum Ja*
E Galloway Tampa PI*; Elmer
B Mann Gulfport MU* Rube L
Hudgens Jr. Went Memphis Arte ;
Maurtee O Champagne Sidney R
Evans Lao W Pbeter Krrote Mias . j
Jemas R Harney, Philadelphia
Mia* ; John L Mates. Jr CoHee
vllle Kan (Bier H Shepherd.
Hickory Mias ; Clifford E Mr
Cellan Durwood V Johnnor. Wil
liam T Matheny Columbia. MBs.
Carlyle 8 Poole Electric Mills
Mis*.; Hanes O Hamilton. Grand
Bay, Ala . Joseph 8 Hobbs Macon
Oa ; Whitfield Castner. Moss
Point. Ate ; Whitfield Castner. Mow
V Castner. Buster Wiptim Linden
Tbsr; George A Harm Plnace C.
Clack and Archie B Lancaster,
Jr ; Greenville Mia* , Ear! J Har
man Bessemer AU Horace J
Croaby and Oeorge W Chamble*
Lake Ml*. , Herman Smith. Lonnie
L Wlteon Brookliaven Mta*
J A Smith. O O. Pierce Jas D
Net) Garvin o. Pierce James D
Roaeberry Robert L Dunn. Dante!
H Bradley Laurel MU* ; Nawton
C Be leer Worry. N C.; Leslie O
George Indtenote Hist; Delton
J Sims TaytorrlUe Miss . Georg*
T Anderson. Louin Miw ; James
D Henry Chartes E Rhodes Bav
St Lo.lL* Mbs Wemter A Clement
Slidell La ; Will H Webster Phent*
City Ate John O Hamilton Hat
ttmburg Mite ; Jesse C Smith, Kos
i ctuano Mte* Elite a Schroeder.
i Brooklyn Mies
_ Jewel H Alford, Harold T.
I Hover* Ikwaluaa La. Thomas L.
Oswalt. Jr.. Sledge Mtee ; Louis J
Watea New York, N Y.; Bad! V
Putman. BlounUrUle Mias ; Robert
E Warren. Key Weal pm.. Lee M
Johnaon. Imne. Kv ; Lawrence J
BhteG, Plateau Mias ; Robert E
Chapman. Clinton Mtas ; Leroy
Phillips Carthage Mu* , Ben P
Crosby, Long View, Mtea.; J, C
Howard Baatemile Mus Oeorge
R. Rosa. Mississippi City iite
James P DU). Columbus. Mia*..
Wesley J Maskew. Seminary. MBs ;
Purvis R Ladnier Saucier Mias ;
William W Oarer. Poplarytlte. Mias ;
John M Meeks. ThackerrUle. OkUt
Pryor O Brown Rock Mart, Oa.;
Leo StrlbUng, Jackson, MBs
Chartes H Doggan Tuscan, Arts
Albert P Hume Memphis Tenn ;
Leon Tepper, Washington, D C.;
Thoma* P Muidowney. Arlington
Va., Grady E Edwards. Meridian.
Mia* . Eugene A Dalton Morgan
City, La.; Robert B Holniqutsi,
Morn rose Mia* Hen Boone Jef
teraon. Tea . Ewell Knight. Merrill.
Mus ; Taknadge J. Rainey. Semin
ary. Ml** Henry C Goodwill Vows
»wr* Mias Virgil j Adams. Ml
Vernon Ind ; Prederick W llngr
Jr Otecence H McDonald. Mis
*WUpp» Oty Mis* Prank R Pel
ton. Buffalo N Y Alvui J. Peter -
1 «n Pa** Christian Miss; J. B,
Rebecca ami Phillip L Mlsso Mi
con. Mi™*, Maiiloii H She [bourne
Stale College. Mto*. Hubert W
WUktesou. Shelby Mis*; Frederic
T. Hoff, Otester. Mta*; Ben M
Dukea. Ohtcamw Ate . Alton E
McKern* Jsvea* Mu* ; and Mer
win R Peterson Springfield. Mo.
Panther Pen Staff
Prepare Firat Issue
The Pascagoula High School stu
dents have announced that thtr
vear agate the school newspaper
The Panther Pen" will be pub
lished It is planned to get out lout
tssuee during the school year The
first edition wtll make Its appear
anoe on Pnday October 31
The start of the paper is con,
prised of Wesley Cook, busines:
manager: Hillard Slater Harry
Parsley Gloria Grant and Donald
Cuevas associate business managers
Jack Mar,after editor-in-chief
Heroine Herring. Ruth Morgan and
Blanche Sparta, assortsle editors
Murray Clark, circulation manager,
Joyce Justice Joe Kent Bishop and
Shirley McNair, assistant circula
tion Manager*
A horticulturist say* that ta *
few yean three-pound tomatoes wtll
be commonplace Our political cam
paign* shouid be unusually divert
ing
Sunrise, Sunset and High
and Imw Tide
Pnrt of Pawcagsalg
Oct.
13 8 38 5 22 10 09 am 4:10am
10:14 pen 4:35 pm
18 «~08 5 21 10 14 pm 5:34 air
30 4:10 5:30 10 31pm 1:15 am
31 4:11 5 18 llKpii BSOam
22 4:12 5 13 11 49 pm 9:31am
33 4 13 3:14 None 10 38 am
31 8:14 5:15 U.35 am 11:38 am
; KREOLE NEWS ♦
♦ MI«S MAXIM HAAJIALA 4
4 Phone MU 4
Among thoar attending the eireu
in Mobile Tuesday were Ml—i
Juanita H1U Christine and Mar
guerite Paggard. and Harold Clark
Douglas Tanner, and Baffin Bar
rvf.
Mrs C J Christian and eon
Chari—, Jr . and Mrs. Ella Wanna
tnarhft were burin— visitors u
Mobile Friday.
Tho— leaving from Xreoir for
military service at Camp Shelb
last week were A. D, Tilley, Ho
Carter. Curth Butterfield and Nel<
KoaMe.
Mrs Eugene Kill* left 8aturd*
for BpringhUI. La., where she wll
join Mr Elite They will make their
home there Mrs Elite te the forme.
Ml— Jaznettr Martin—
Mr and Mrs Claude Faulkenbur
returned Tuesday evening from New
York where they witna— the World
Baseball Seri—
Mr Mtd Mrs Monroe Jons* o!
Panama City, Fla., spent Use (reek
end in the home of the tetter s par
ent Mr and Mrs J R Nelson
Mr and Mrs Roy Porter and
family attended Salem damp Meet
ing, Sunday.
Among Umee attending the MUm»
Point-Gulf port fcwthaii game Fri
day evening were Mr. and Mrs
J E. Thompson. Mrs W Q. Beale)
and Joe Thompson, Hr
I Y. East of HprtnghiU. La., war
a business visitor to Kreote Monday
Mr atm Mrs John Holt Ooff of
Mobile spent the week end vatum
friends and relatives
Hugh Lee Goodwin attended the
Mobile County Pair Monday
Mr and Mrs T. R Pittman and
family of Jackson. Mias., were week
end visitor* in Uw home of J R
Nflidll. .• t.,
Mrs Alberta Rouse anti chUdrvn
Juanita and Leonard attended the
circus in Mobile Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs John Miles and
(wnuy of Mobile
i of Mrs. Berth*
Mr and Mrs
Grand Bay.
afternoon ddihf __
aior,
Mr and Mrs G O Ttwrnaaod
anc son. Gerald, of Savannah. Oa
wtrr . Usltors tn the 8. T. Elder
nonr last week.
Mis* Bur Hobbs motored to Mo
nth Sunday afternoon.
Mr blames j W Brans and H. H.
Evan* were bustneos rial tors to Mo
1 title Thursday.
Friends of J R Nelson are sorry
to hear of hi* illness and wtab for
ium a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs C. E Poors, and
Mr and Mrs C. J Christian and
tor, were visitor* tn Mobile Sunday
They were accompanied by Mrs
mi» Watmamacher.
Mrs. John Haarala had a tonsil
j ecuanv iii Mobile Friday, remaining
Uiere over night, and returning
! home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Walter Koakl and
! anuiy and Mr and Mn Lewis
j Ladnier and family attended the
Mom Point-Gullport game Friday
! evening.
Mr and Mrs Blon Chance are
; now making their home in Mobile
where Mr Chance is employed at
the Alabama Dry Docks.
C £ Posey was a businem visitor
to Mobile Tuesday.
Mils Mary Goff returned Mon
day from a week's vacation spent
in Mobile and Wade. She aiao at*
tended Salem Camp meeting.
Mrs H H Evans and MUe Ulma
Evans were business visitors to Mo
bile Saturday.
CAM) OF THANKS
Wt wish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to ail our
relative*, friends and neighbors for
the ktnone and sympathy shown
us during the sudden death of our
dear little boy. Jackie Smith
Special thanks to Father Oarap and
the nurses at the hospital Aiao
many thanks for ail the beautiful
floral offerings All have our ever
lasting gratitude.
Since rely.
Ml: and MRS CHARLES SMITH
The Holy Spirit Our Helper
HIGHLIGHTS ON THE 8T7HDAY SCHOOL LL"*
By NEWMAN CAMI'UCa
(The Interna lion ni Uniform
I I agrn~ on the above topic for Oct
18 la Oen 1:8; Pi 61 11. las
•3.10-14. Joel 2 38 Sb Luke
11:18. John 3 5-8. 14 24; 16 7-14.
Acta 1:8: 8:1-4. 32. 33 . 4 31;
10:44-48; 18:1-7. Rom 8*. 12-17.
i 80-38. I Cor 12 M3. II Cor
13-14, Gal 6:23-26 Rev 1 10.
*2:17. the Ootden Text being Rom
0-14. "A* many as are led by the
Spirit at God these arc iona at
God")
THE FIRST Blbk reference In
our leasee today la from Genesta 1,
second verse telling of the crea
tion of the earth "And the earth
eras without form and void and
darkness was upon the face of
the deep And the Spirit of God
Moved upon the face of the wa
ter*' In Ute beginning the Spirit
at Ood was manifest in the world,
sad our Imon continue* to show
haw it erorks In the world even
unto the present day ami to what
height* It attain* In inspiring and
helping human beings
Isaiah reminds the children ot
Israel how this Spirit was with
them la their wandering* in the
wilderness especially in their es
cape from the Egyptians when
they were guided by Moeei
through the Red sea "dividing
the water before them to make
Himself an everlasting name n
assmid hard for the Israelites to
aonttnue to be true to God. their
faith wavered, even after their de
Hwranee from their taskmaster*
and their prophets were always
reminding them of the many
MaaHngs °°d has bestowed upon
them David the psalmist pleads
With the Lord to “Cast me not
away from Thy presence and take
j not Thy Holy Spirit from roe “ It
la universal cry which we as
must make lest we loee sight of
the Spirit which helps us through
aS our misfortunes and keeps us
an the right road
Shall »e fear that God win not
auataln us and give us the things
that we need’ Jesus said, you re
j member that If * son asked for
bread a mart would not give him
a stone or If he asked for Osh no
earthly father would give the aon
a serpent Of ye ther being evil,
know how to give good gifts unto
your children how much more
abas your Heavenly Father give
the Holy Spirit to then: that can
upon Him '
Again Jesus tells Nieodemu* a
ruier of the Jews who came to
Hut. and aaked that Kir ir,iaage
be explained to him that he
must he "born again Nicodemua
eouhin t understand that Jema
meant a spiritual rebirth, but
Jeaiw told lum not to marvel that
He eald man mint be bom attain,
for "The wind bloweth where It
listeth and thou heareet the sound
thereof but const not tell whence
U oometh. and whither It goeth
so hi every one that to bom of the
Spirit The Important thing to
that this Holy Spirit cornea to ua
when we mod It
An tamest desire to leave that
which to evil tn our past and to do
what to right and pleasing tn
God's sight brings about this re
birth And when we receive this
Holy Spirit we shall be helped
and comforted "Ye shall receive
power after that the Holy Ghost
is come upon you and ye shall
be witnesses unto Me both In
Jerusalem and In all Judea oral
In Samaria, and unto the utter
most pari of the earth.' mid
This was the tost message of
Jesus before He wss taken up In
a cloud and eantohed from the
Sight of His disciple*
The next reference re la lee the
story of the day of Penteeoet.
whan the Holy Spirit descended
upon the disciple* tn "tongues of
fire” and they all began to talk
tn different languages as the
Spirit gave them power This epi
sode ere have had In on earlier
11 inn so we need not dwell upon
It here Also we read the account
at the Holy Ghoet descending upon
GentUee of the house at Comelm*.
effecting Own as it had the Jews
who were Jeeue died pice to theur
IB I Corinthians St Paul again
asserts that the Spirit is the tame
in all of ue “There ate diverstuee
at gifts." he writes "but the same
Spirit “ Bart) of ns has a different
gift, for instance, some are given
the gift at wisdom, some the art
of heating. others have other tal
ents But all thear may be direct
ed by the Spirit for our own and
the world's good
-The fruit of the Spirit is leva.
temperance against such there la
no law . . . Let us not be desir
ous of vats glory piwoht** one
"If we live lr the Spirit let us
also walk in the Spirit, as St
led hr the Spirit of God. them are
the mam of God"
Gw wand If everyone asked the
Mi hroUiwIy taws
uc l) Km MM
Year pay ia rite Mevy is oiovy
A»4 if yea van <• lean • «an4* Me Nan la
fcan *■ Nan Ma •» *m m»«aaa»' Sanely
<mmm sour couwtk?s!
build sour nmia f
NST W4 TMC SAVH HOW.1
_ _
U. S. Army
Recreation Camp
AT FA8CAGOVLA
U Gordon Ariett. acting exacut
iv* officer of the Pascagoula Mac
eration damp for the V 8 Army,
entertained a group of prominent
nuzras at a supper at the camp's
mem hall last Thursday night A
discussion of recent activtues fol
lowed
The fUrlough season for the mem
bers of the Recreation Camp has
been brought to an end and all of
the boys stationed there had two
weeks of pleasant vacation from
their duties Some of their activities
were as follows
Sgt Howard L Pyle ami his wife
who have been in Pascagoula for
some time, have returned from two
weeks of travel through the South
ern states
Sgt Robert A. Preston has re
turned from his two-weeks furlough
spent at his home in Ada. O.
Sgt. B L. Ellis spent his furlough
period at his home in Columbus
Ohio and report* an enjoyable vls
i*
PFC Charles H Parks visited
in Ohio wid) relatives and friends
Carp E C Wilson spent his two
weeks furlough on s vacation trip
•nto Florida
Pvt Jack A Price spent Thurs
day of last week in Biloxi visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Wheeler
Mayor James E Breth who es
tablished the local camp, is still on
detached service at Atlanta. Oa
Reports from there my that he is
doing a fine yob as assistant Morale
Chief He Is expected to return to
the local camp soon
PFC William r. Grimm and wile,
who are residing In Pascagoula, have
returned from a visit to their
former homes In Ohio
PFC Graham A. Webb went to
Ohio for 10 days during which he
was on furlough from duties
It U reported that plans are afoot
to winterize'' the lotah camp. The
camp is to be occupied by soldiers
from Camp Shelby and other points
during the winter months Among
the improvement* rverntiy made are
to improve Use water tank*, septic
tanks and other facilities.
Miss Nefl Miller of Columbus. O ,
was here last week for a visit to
her fiancee. Corp E. C Wilson
The high regard which soldiers
have for the Recreation Camp at
Pascagoula was voiced in the fol
lowing note to Mrs Tom R, Well,
recreation supervisor
To the most sociable town In the
South. Pascagoula Here the people
really treat the soldiers like a
human being There It is always
Hello May they receive the best.
(Sighed)
JOSEPH WANDA.
A Soldier.
The above letter was addressed to
Mrs Tom Wells. WPA Recreation
supervisor
»e*e«a«*a»*»*** owe
VANCLEAVE )
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C * Dm. Jr., of Outfport. w
! • visitor to Vanclewvr Monday after
noon Mr Dees «h» for a number of
years principal at the local school
and he has many mends here who
were glad to see him.
Mm Slrn Oooiey spent the week
end with her son-in-law and daugh
ter Mr. and Mrs Prank Quave
In giving an item last week re
garding guests at tittle Rita Joe
Walker's birthday dinner, the name
of little Mias Rosemary Ramsay
was inadvertently omitted.
Private Joe Prancts Alien, ton of
Mr and Mrs L 8 Allen is now
stationed at San Lids Obispo
California
Rev T. R. Holt, pastor of the
Vanclewve Methodist Church, filled
his pulpit Sunday morning and
evening, preaching two excellent
sermons
Mrs Jewell Rogers, member of j
the Vancleave School faculty, spent !
the week end with her parents in j
Little Rock. Mias She returned to
Vancleave Sunday afternoon, ac
companied by her little daughter
| Lee Ann Rogers.
Omar Murphy of Gamp Blanding
Florida has returned to camp, after .
a week's visit to his father and I
mother. Mr and Mrs. T. L Murphy. j
Sr. Guests in this home Sunday
were Mr and Mrs. C. E. Arm- j
strong of Tylertown, Miss., and Mr
and Mrs Thomas Armstrong of ■
Gautier, Charles Richter. Mrs Phil j
Davis and daughter of Fontaine
bleau.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L Murphy. Jr.. j
had as their guest* during the week
rad Mr. Lynn of Forest, Miss., and
Mr. Mugcy of Jackson
Mrs. Cliff Davis and daughter
Miss Clyde Davis were visitors to
Mobile last
Mias Annie Kate Lockard has ac
cepted a position tn the schools or
Misses Suale and Fannie Vaughan
attended the meeting of the Biloxi
Chapter United Daughters of the
Confederacy at the home of Mrs
G. J. Wilts in Biloxi Saturday after
noon.
Mr*. low Breland Hooper, of Morn
Point, county muse, netted the
Vancleave school Monday
Miser* Susie and Fannie Vaughan
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr
and Mrs U. Grant Humphrey and
Mias Guess Humphrey This was in
honor of Mr. and Mrs Humphrey*
28th wedding anniversary, also of
the birthdays of Mrs Humphrey.
Mias Humphrey, and Miss Fannie
Vaughan
nnof si
Troop 221 hold its regular meet -
tag last-Thursday at the Eacauvpa
High School We started the meet
ing with the Scout Oath after which
all troop business was taken up The
.neeting was then turned over to
Scoutmaster Norman Cunningham
Jr. He made a talk on *Ood to
Love." With tbr aid of oar Seoul
master and that of Assistant Scout
master Alton E CMU we reviewed
some of our past work
We also held a farewell cere
mony for our Assistant Scoutmaster
• Ui He left for Camp Shelby Wed
iredmy morning October I for ta
JuctMn into the C. 8 Army He
made the following statement tn
hto farewell adress to our troop: *T
am not leaving on my own will but
1 feel It to my duty I leave you with
the same statement made by Presi
dent Lincoln to his borne folks when
leaving for bh inauguration as
President. 1 am tearing not know
ing when nor whether I shall re
turn." Unfortunately he did not re
turn “I have confidence that I win
~me back to you safe and the
World’s greatest democracy wlU be
living In a different world for vou
when you become of age to bear
arms to defend liberty All I can
promise you is to pray for God's
will to be done."
From our experience in Scouting
with Alton's orders we feel that he
will make a success in the U. 8
Army.
We bode him farewell with the
Scout Handshake after which we
ended the meeting with the Scout
Benediction
QUINTON CULL Scribe
troop m
Troop 222 at Boy Semite held
thetr first meeting of the month,
last Wednesday. It was opened by
Scout George Searcy who led In re
citing the Scout Oath and the scout
laws. Jhe troop also elected a new
scribe. Francis Frederic. Later two
cub* and another boy were voted
on and were brought into the troop
An investiture ceremony was car
ried out for the three new scouts
Scoutmaster Red Moffatt asked that
all of the old Scouts in Troop 222.
who are still interested in scouting
to come to the meeting to be held
this week. Nea patrols and patrol
will be elected
FRANCIS FREDERIC.
Scribe.
CUB PACK TO HOLD MELTING
An important meeting of Cub
Pack 313 of the Pascagoula Boy
Scouts will be held at the Elks Club
Monday evening. October 20, at
7:30 o'clock The theme this week
will be “Safety" and it will be fit
tingly set forth by demonstrations
and special talks dealing with this
subject
Any lad between the ages of 9 and
12 Is eligible to membership In
the various dens composing the
pack Anyone desiring membership
is invited to come to this meeting,
but he must be accompanied by one
or both of his parents.
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