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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
Hassai Urges the Building of Gods House


dwen In youF eieled hoszsez. al
this house he wastsf
-rhss saith ne Lard - hosss.
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r0o ~ % TIE mountain. andl
bring wood and hasid kbs hoszsa.
sad ! siii take pleasure u T. and
l wdli - giosinsd saith ths'
Lord :
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led t1ssm 70 sesF4 ehs Fseziietax
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PIE asNffeFf TAey had ~ done the
bass ther eoal6 IA TIE gsorY -
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srith gfsFy.~ Hagkai tod them.
Thsa ~ sxho<tsd them - - Al
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

has neen reusndsGea TtA zlafN Il
ewnNd m naaysA@Na ii ~. aao
Mrs Fsldnsn. ~laE1aefiy * nsts1
staiA lha 18E&Nf - Hto0m y
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fathers sfofe III Heisfsiits me
alnfe ne heen sf6ekna aiih = eezn
Iaste nne pf msFehnndtss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
R<sfEAnised Chureh o. yezns CARTS
OF Latter Day safnas

RssrEAnisea Church o. yesns Chriss
OF Latter Day safnaa
EscatAxpa. Mizz1
Church School at sssA. J l. Bar
tOw. supervisor.
Sacrament Service 81 II see-F4rxf
Sunday In each month.
Evening worship At T.s8.
Program rendered By young people
third sunday night IN eEch month
Mid-veek prayer service On Wed
nesday night ~ TO.
Womans meeting sa 400 D. n.
every other THURSDAY.
Adults Organization at 600 D. m.
sunday. Elder d. W. Sherman.
teacher.
lions League (young peoples
meettng1 ct zoo p m. Sunday
Mrs Lola Mcqueen. leader and
teacher: Hildred Thomas. president
Everyone cordially invited to these
services.
N HAHNEQ pasaor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Divine Service sunday moEnfns
et 3 O'Clock Al this service Hols
Communion wlli BE celebrated. Al
nounceEnentz % Holy Communism
made 10 the pastor On Saturday
afternoon and evening II Ghe par
SoEaRe.
Sunday School and Adult Bahie
Class convene 81 500 A. n
Choir praetter On "Wednesday
evening ut 7s30 oaclock
June meeting Of Martha society
cancelled Next meeting w4n be held
m July.
JOHN r. NAU.
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
OF CHRIST.


God, the Preserver Of Man. Is
the subject of the be son-sermon
which win be read In all Churches
Of Christ. Scientist, Sunday. June
18th.
The Golden Text Is. The Lord
Is my rock. and my fortress and my
d~elivereTs my God. my strength. IN
whom I viii trust: my backler. and
the horn Of my salvation. and my
high tower 6Pzalms lss2l.
Among the citations which CON-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

-
Our GOLDEN TEXT gives -
TIA thesis for todavis tessnm. 90
pee1aiiy the pad thai saya LIST
- eanGt6eF one another to pro-
woke anto lows an1 eoG1 work.
Surety 81 this time. when hafs
seems rampant n the who's weird
q Woale ks weE Ter ~ to pro
woke znto sg~e and eood woFka.-
- ozzsst seine a. Eha desEru<ztun
eAet - euznR ~
At the tins thai HAaEas TIE
pEupAst was uEztng ne paop1a -
st shout rebuilding IT, t1mpls
- Jerusalem. . remnant Of tie
Jss1sA people ID hesn permitted
20 eoxns back 20 their homeland
aftsr exile n foreign lands Ths
tempse was h ruins and re 80
PIE utterly discouraged End - b
usaai &c sch tines. EhefF own N
Givtdaa2 troHhSes seemed nsose
important 20 them thar The dolng
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

mesemsnA has
sveked few. II
any. ehesFe
IRE ~ q @ v
sources
From the min.
ute that the
president dsiIv.
erred hta asfxfss
message 20 Con
gfeas Nsrahll.
|eah sentiment
Wa practically
unanimous that
Ne must have
what ne ASKED
fnr akae ekaws
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
ms nAFFasT cMuKrM

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ssS A M-Smdxy sehou4 O n
knpNr. saneranSea6enk
~ % A M-Murnin< wpEsasp nsr.
sAee
TOO p ~ Baptist Trainfne
unsun n p A Tfsznpsun pares.
h4.
soc r Es<nir1 worzssip 3rv
kEs
Wednesday
Z % r M-SundAy scheol Teach
era and offioerzf Coafsrsnoea
7a& p M-Prayer SnretneA
$50 p MC1ctr nea1cArsal
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Revival services are being con-
tlnued 1T the Assembly of God
tabernacle each evening at 7sz5 for
an indefinite period. Sunday school
at 1000 A. M. You are invited 10
be with US at these services.
KENNETH ERWIN.
Evangelist
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
REV. P. ,. CAREY. Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN

Circle Number One Of the Pres
byterian Church Auxiliary met this
week 81 the home Of Mrs. ". G.
Ravens. with nine members IN at
tendance. Mrs. Reinecke led the
devotional and the program was In
charge Of Mrs N. r. Emmitt.
Following the business session q
social hour WAS spent during which
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
The Feldman Store
A Recent Addition To
City's Business Firms

The FrIamsn nfy ueess Store
newest addition 70 pAenaeauia ;
business district. il bring formally
opened lhla peek II TIE Mnfeuza
building ca nelmnA axente whien
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
OUR LADY o.
CHURGA

Masses ON Sundays At 600 and
100 g. m.
Mass on week days at CSC.
Confessions on Saturdays. Ewes Of
Feast Days. and Thursdass before
l1ret Fridays 400 to 600 and TOO
70 800 .. m.
Holy Hour on Sunday evenings at
100 O'Clock.
NoveEa To Our Lady OF Perpetual
Help On Tuesday evenings &C Z 30.
Class IN religion for high School
students ON Sunday morning at
uvxy
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
mETnopfsT

The annual piente aIsays entoysd
b the TO Circles Of ne Methodist
Missionary Auxiliary. Hin ~ held
Monday Afternoon instead of the
regular Circle mestlnez Th1ae at
tencing w1fi leave Mos pnlnf af
?. n This de1lehffa social
wlH Include . picnic Iane1 Ways
III b. provided for tfzose VINO have
10 transportation 70 - 70 and re-
turn from ne beach. II Il expected
that 81 members ard thezr 9anzla
I'll b@ IL attendance.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

!. fIhs international unAform
Leasun en the above tople for
june - y the boob q Hagksd the
colden Text bszng Heb te14. -.
LET - consider - another %
prosoks unto love and good WORKS.
not foFaakans ezsr osn assembling
togskAsF. - TIE custom e sams
AZ
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

The Daily NaeAltsa n3hae selsoss
0 The Prs xhyteFian Ct1ufrh ain hsAi
- commencement tnulsht trx day.
u the church - 7 - oe1cck All
are ear6tAlly ssNSiteds TIE church
mesnNers ere especially rezninaed 70
note uhe date and D. GA hand
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

SPENCER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH

Bayou casotte Community
Sunday
e45 q. m-Sunday School; ] G.
Stringfellow. Superintendent.
i0:45 - Morning Service. second
and fourth Sunday In each month.
tao D m-Prayer Service.
Thursday 7.30 p. m-Prayer ssry-
Ice.
Come cut and Worship with us.
v. c. WINDHAM.
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

So gehass Church. FaseAEsaiA-
Holy Communion every Sunday at
Z SO O. m
Holy Communion 81 10 90 4. ~
on the FIRST and Third Sundays.
Morning Prayer On the Second
and Fourth sundays 1t 10 90 q m.
Sunday School and service for the
boys and girls every Sunday 81
80 q m.
A sermon Is always preached at
the 10 90 O'clock service.
EDWARD q. MAxTED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

Holy Communion at s.ss q IA on
the Second Sunday Of the month.
Evening service NJ TOO O'Clock In
the winter and IL 7.so O'Clock In tie
summer.
Sunday School every Sunday 81
10 90 .. N.
EDWARD q. MAxTED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

Circle No 2 ef uae pTeznvteFsAn
Chaztsa met Monday. june toth.
with Mrs HeFvey Mcdowell. Mu
W. r. KEEL conducted an interest
ING meeting. assisted hy Mr. Jnc4
Warden sho lead thr nshls read
ings The xuhtect wAs The PrGit
Of tse Spirit l. Joy Taals uaa fol-
l0wed by q round table d~lscaxsann
Of what the Foreign Mtzxhnns
Mean TO This Q~ereratlan Mrs
Mcdowell wAs the LEADER TIE
hostess grAciouAly entertained eleven
members Of the Circle.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

SafazAg 6caAoN ~ rs . rs
Dsssss9 wxMskAp 81 a q ~
fcang Proposes soesety Al eM
D m
cnasr Rzs=Arai WEDNESDAY fsm
p a.
Tcm&rss. + u@ daF On aamts
IDLE nHn wut ard s@az rxl0uA
phiAEa Hsxa&a
HKRvEY MCDOWELL.
Mln1sseF.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

Tor - thai thef4
mustn't be , BIT 81 partisan oppeai.
tign 20 hts preparedness thesis
Taefs ea4 10 such Republican ~.
sponae. however 20 the c~nntentlof
that craftsmanship should be forgot.
ten - % the next White House
tenancy
Ths proposal nsas put forward ~
. coiuHlnisg - tNo q considerable
popularity
II VA 10 the puFpnrt that the
emergency calls for - Ds pres.
Idenilat endorsement 81 the corn.
lnn q o r canxenslon bat Mifh
the nomination q . Republican fof
the vice presidency Authors II shfa
plan serr 81 TIE ofGfl0n thai ths
ensuing Democratic convention
could be counted un 10 rs-nams
Roosevelt for nFnt place 81 ~ itch.
a ane % asnuieece n IN ne4skll.
csnne vice presidential selection
Then y D. and ma RspHhalean
partner having been unanimously
elected. the ressoninR vas that ne
Republicans undoubtedly wHDald bs
given . fair proportion q repre-.
sentatiOn IN the cabinet. ard wea
have : coalition government
CeaIitisa taasnmlIy Received
Whether o. not Tits program
might suit the Democrats thsfe's
nc knowing. fat there nfs ne no.
ticsakis Indications that Il appeals
apprecsahiy 70 The Republicans
.ContraFfstss Their high esm.
mand u trying to figure cot hpw
their campaign spokeamen car
rsconelIs their partys ae~quissesnss
IN the Roossvsltiaa preparedness
policy with opposition q him fer
reelection.
They begin to believe that
they've h1 on IN argument
Both sldes' slogans are sure 70
b. Let's keep cut u war; They'll
concur that. II se 30 kesp cut. u
gill BE because we've made our
selves too formidable 70 BE- tackled
So . supplementary slogan wIlI b..
Lets make ourselves ossrwhssm.
inEly strongf-
These slogans are ~ right Bat.
from the Republican standpoint.
tire trouble ls that lhs Democrats
stli have the SANS pair.
Lets prsparsf viii BE- the
Democratic bafllscry
The Republicans win b.. We
say -. too"
There isn't much inspiration IN
this latter yell
VIZ Are Ws - Weaks
Fsrmer Assistant Var Secretary
= Trsoee Dasiaon. now chairman
e The Unitse R~spubliesn nnsncs
COMMITTEES. has evolved this pFepe-
slflnns
Yer going en- eight years ws .
had : naflaaaaI Nsw Deal admins.
traitor engaged Ca spending 81.
Hons al boon-dozgtsnK Why wasn't
Is spending ail that money for ~.
tlonaf defenssf Il weald have
wiped oal unemployment ard ta4ay
Wsd - loaded fof bear
Ire Administrators caza1emnI4l-
- answer 10 that tines have 80
changed that ue dat knoss what's
sh41 That IL - sag ssTen gears
ago The navy uas the maln thlngs
aviation Naa : mere adHanet
No~ lf locks a. 4 It's the cher
say
He's aska the Standardization
~were We % know ihnf the tai
ante son4 BE - ctaaeedT~
Vel, appafentiy the Cefmana
loreeaw i. TIE Allies dzdn1 mat
was shsar funeral 81 Hszthsf 90
- Thai.s whas t. Expuhilzsns
tntsz1 % AlsEvs ths admlnistrasioa
for
30 there's ne prospect = : eaaii.
ton
Ths R~epubilean ssrsinn Z essne
= y khal tks Nss D. haasiaz
"a -
r. afazy - b ahas - D.
. ! st preezut-1at frz9hE1sllY
hlszsd-saa sssn 80 g fhs nxf
ffaek onig Ntth Hena1iieza haln
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
Stewart Says
Republicans Won't
Even Consider Plan
To "DrAfs" Roosevelt

TIEE SUGGESTION. Whieh a.
ready has sppesFed ~ pfiat that
Ehs Republicans ought ta Su&H the
Democrats IN q arAn Roosevelt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

TIE Auxiliary vii mex At ne
church or Monday aftsEE0uu ~
three thirty. AL members zFs uFssd
= attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

INSTRUMENTATION. South Pas
cagoula street. J. l. Morgan. sup
erintendent, Miss Lena A. Hall
superintendent primary department,
500 .. m sunday services.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

1Sss p@stoF ara menfhsrs Is tlN
MsthndiH4 Ctasarcn exten1 . enrdlai
Invitation o. all VITO wi&h " avx-
xhip with ".
PTunfAm f0x sunday.
10 % a m-Churrh school A
Mexeltee. NAlA
II 80 Acguinx woFxhin
1W . mEuMerth League.
7ets-Egentug WORSHIP
wasnans Mssaossagy S<scaestes On
MatetMy Afternoon
J W MOORE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
CRaNr NruoRaAL MISSION

The TIME for tire services Of the
Crane Memorial Miszion. short Co
tambss Drive. has been changed
from sunday afternoon ~ $50 10
Sunday morning * $50
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

ths hontesa mxssna ~ csrnm asa6
eAAR y wa2 = wry Nutugnhss
saGneTxnk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
RAsT Moss POINT nAPTIsT

1he LADIES OF u1e East Moss Point
Baptist w. ~ S held their meet
ing At the home Of Mrs. John 0rleF-
son on Monday Afternoon - two
thirty. The program EAs On Mis-
sions with the tOpac being Spread
ing The Gospel In Africa. The
nesting IVES opened by tire pEesi-
Cent. Mrs. Monte Davis. With the
song How Frm A Foundation {"
Prayer by Mrs. l. Mcleod DeEO-
tionai WIS led b. Mrs LILY Adams
TIE program Wa IN charge Of fra.
L Perkins. Mrs Richard Perkins
led Ia prayer for our missionaries
IN Africa Fourteen ladies' have
taken sewing % assist the Red Cross
The meeting "a closed with prayer
b the president There were twsn-
fy-Ihree members and ore yizltoF
present. The next meeting VIII be
held next Neek ~ the home o. Hrs.
l. WesffauI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
BAPTIST

Mrs A q Hunt and Miss Ger
trude Fellows xili entertain the
MarssYes LAckey Circle ct their
home on Monday afternoon. All
members are urged 70 attend.
The Juanita Byrd Circle will meet
on Monday afternoon. Place Of
meeting TO Be announced later.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14

Tne Lard lass blessed oaF services
recently Renewed interest Is bsinT
shown IN The d. +. y. vnfk. under
the able leadership If Mrn Lloyd
Perkins. The splendid programs
sisen In the closing assembly BY
The various unions are an inspiFa-
lion to the entire church We are
clad 10 welcome new members into
oar fellowship Recently we received
Mr.. Bill Richards and Miss Myrtle
Perkins by letter. and Mf. and Mr.
bali Bass a. candidates tor baptism.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
MOSS POINT
MMcH Maua

gAsT MOSS POINT
BAPTIST CHURCH
Services fw sunday. June 10
nW A sunday school
Hoo A. M-SpeeiRi FaiheEx' DAy
message.
acc ? M-Haptismal ssrviee.
TOO p Nh r. q.
200 p. M-speciAi program b.
Young People.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14


The pastor Is busy this wreck meet.
Ing with ms faculty for our vacA-
uon Bible school which begins next
MONDAY and CONTINUES Cor two
weeks The hours will be from 9
20 HIS O'Clock each day. Monday
through Friday. All boys and girls
lrom four 70 sixteen years Of age
are invited 20 attend No tuition
Is charged The following ealnpnse
the faculty, with others 70 report:
Principal. Rev. Monte A. Davis.
pianist, Mrs. Monte A Davis.
superintendent intermediate De.
paftncnt. Mrs Lloyd Perkins: with
Mra. Edna We4tfani. kzkae WaEzzula
Roberts, Mrs n. II. Perkine IS help
erx Superintendent Junior Depart
ment AIRS. John Cunningham. s4th
Mrs. Julia verbeke. MRS. kettle
SprueIi. Mrs. q Mcdonald and Rev.
Lester Reeves. helpers. supefinten-
cent Primary Department. Miss
Myrtle Perkins: with Miss wauciel
Smith. Miss Margaret White. Mfs
Monte Davis. helpers. Bupefinten-
dent Beginners Department. Miss
Louise Couch. with Mrs. Emma
Stauter. Miss Vivian Howard. Miss
Vida sIauter. helpers. Children are
urged 70 meet at the church Friday,
ga p. NJ. foT registration and
parade.
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-25
Colored Youths Here
 Face Serious Charges
Murder, Statutory Charge Preferred Against Brothers;
 Nofn Carolina to Extradite CCC EnrOllee

Gorden Farrel, 8, colored of l9e Bishop street, whose brother wal arrested at 6 CCC camp in East ford Saturday and held for North Carolina where he is wanted fol the murder of a white man last october, was granted a one day continuance when arraigned in city court today on charge of statu- tory rape.
 The youth, with whom the alleged slayer made his home at 198 Bis hop street while on leave from CCC camp, was arrested July 10 on the statutory charge which involves minor colored female. The com tinuance was granted at the re- quest of Prosecuting Attorney Michael J. Galullo. Farrel is re- presented by Attorney Irving Pas ternak.
 Meanwhile, his brother Garland alias Buster, Terrell is being held without bail by state police in Danielson. The youth has refused to waive extradition, claiming he will not get fair trial in North Caro- lima because of his race. He is charged in this state with being a fugitive from justice.
 The alleged staying took place in Raleigh, N. c. The victim was William Henry Monk, who suc- cumbed after being critically in- jured in a street fight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-25
OBITUARY

OvERTON-Mrs. Elizabeth (OReilly) Overton, wife of Motor patrolman, Alfred Overton of 36 Silver Street died at St. Mary's Hospital yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. A native of this city, she was the daughter of Mrs. Eliz- abeth and the late Patrick Ken- nedy. Mrs. Overton had made her home in the Eastern section of the city most of her life and was well known and highly respected. Besides her husband and mother, she leaves by her first marriage, two sons, Harold and Raymond O'Reilly; and a daughter, Mrs. Robert Mason, of Hoboken, N. J.; and by her second marriage. . son, Alfred Overton, Jr., and two step- daughters, Anna Overton O'Reilly and Lorraine Overton OReilly, all of Waterbury and seven grand children.
 Survivors also include two sisters. Misses Gertrude and Mary Kennedy; and four brothers, Rev. William Kennedy of Shadowbrook, Mass: Raymond D. Kennedy, a member of the Holy Cross college faculty, Wor- cester, Mass; Thomas Kennedy, Of Oakville, and Patrick J. Kennedy, of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held Satur- day morning at 8:15 o'clock from the home, 36 Silver street, to the Church of the Sacred Heart, where solemn high Mass will be cele- brated at g o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the home after 3 o'clock this afternoon.
 McNIFF-Jol1n T. McNiff, of 46 William street, died yesterday after. noon at St. Mary's hospital after . short illness. MT. McNiff was born in Bridgewater and came to Wa terbury three years ago. He form- erly lived in New Milford. He was a stationary engineer and was communicate of the Church of the Sacred Heart.
 Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth R. (Daly) McNiff; three daughters, Mrs. Dennis Cronin, of this city; Miss Eleanor McNin, of New York city, and Mrs. Thomas DeFonce, of Bridgeport; two sons, John and Francis, both of Water bury; two brothers, James and Charles McNiff; three sisters, Mrs. Nellie Forbes, Mrs. Charles Collins and Mrs. Rose Moran, all of Bridge port; six grandchildren, and a num- Der of nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held Satur- day morning at 9:15 o'clock from the home, 46 William street, with solemn high mass at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Burial will be in the family plot. St. Francis Cemetery, New Mil- ford
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-25
GIRL SCOUTS CAST
 IN THE PROPHET
Play to Be Presented Sun= day Evening at Camp
 Wequapausett

Girls of the Tip-Top unit at Camp Wequapausett, the Girl Scout camp on upper Boyden Street, Wat erville, are rehearsing a dramatiza- ton of Gavil Givrans' '"The Pro- phet" to be given Sunday evening for campers and many of their parents.
 The principal part, that of the Prophet is being taken by Gather inc Massy. Others participating in the play include: Pearl Dillon, Alice Dorizzi, Eve LaLiberte, Lillian Law son, Ruth O'Brien, Dot Traver, eBt- ty Woodward and Ann Castonguay
 Boating drills were engaged in last night by the Sky-High unit, members of which are preparing for tests in this phase of camp-life next week.
 The Tip-Top unit has a number of members getting ready for bicycle trip next week. Bikes have been gone over carefully by those planning to participate in the ride, as well as trips routed.
 The Happy Hollow unit is plan ming an athletic contest for tomor- row evening.
 The feature of today'S menu at the camp was a breakfast of blue berry griddle-cakes prepared over a tin-can stove.