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Third (COIOred),
Emmanuel (Colored).

At HAS am, sermon by the Rev.
F. D. Thornton on mot Being Like
God and Who Can Understand
Him" At $3.50 pm. the Rev. R. C.
Scott, pastor of the st. Paul Meth
odist Church, Southeast, will be &C
companied by his choir. At $50
pm, sermon by the pastor, on eat
ing the Roll"
Evening star., 1940-11-30
First (COlOred).

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II am. on Jesus Kind
of Pity" Holy communion will be
administered at 8 pm. The Chris
tan Endeavor will meet at pm.
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Trinity (COlOred), -,

At 1880 am. the Rev. Ira Wash
ington, evangelist and gospel singer,
will deliver the message. At pm.
will be featured congregational sing
ing and a sermonette by the Rev.
j. S. Lucas.
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Columbia Heights,

Women's day will be observed at
both services. In the morning the
Rev. A. p. Wilson will speak on
Missions Are Not Optional" Mrs.
c. T. Creech, president of the
Woman's Council. win read tbs
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Friendship (CoIored) .

'The Sanctuary of God" will be
the subject of the Rev. B. H. Whit
ing at II am. Rev. I. r. West
will be the guest speaker at 8 pm.
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WI >, OUG LIE vi
treasurer,

"
The Mems BIZ
bl e Cl SIS of
Trinity Metho-
dist Church c h
elected the fol-
lowing officers:
j. B. EScaville,
president; Err
nest Fraz ri er,
vice president;
A. B. Hansen,
secretary, a n d
Lewis T. Couf-
man, treasurer.
The Butler Bible
Evening star., 1940-11-30
Eckington.

Morning worship at II o'clock.
The seventh of a series of sermons
on the Apostles Creed" Evening
worship at 8 o'clock. Sermon by the
Rev. Henry B. Wooding.
The annual bazaar and turkey
dinner will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
Evening star., 1940-11-30
Knox Orthodox.

At II am. the theme is "Christ's
Masterpieces" and at 8 pm. 'Manas-
sch Among the Thorns." Prayer
meeting topic is Missionary Civ
ing; subject of the children's Bible
hour Friday at $3.50 is Personal
Resurrection Services are held at
1916 Vermont avenue NV, the Rev
II. D. Phillips, pastor.
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Congregational
Cleveland Park Community.

Cleveland Park Community.
At II am. Paul w. Yinger will
preach on overcoming the Confu-
sion of Voices" The choir will
sing. David Barker's Glass of boys
will be in charge of the church
school at 9:45 am. The Young Peo-
pie will meet at $50 pm.
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Christian
Park View.

"A Spiritual Temple" will be the
subject of the Rev. j. Lloyd Black at
II am. and at pm. he will preach
the first of series of five sermons
on Il Will Build My Church" The
Church School Council will meet
Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1940-11-30
ALesson for the Week
From Troubled Holy Lond
Endless Streams Have Run
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS.


latest visit Holy Banas
hippD where the breaks blng spring
the rocky Of Mount This Passion
Norh avowal Of the Messiahhp
this ninth chapter occurred nearby.
the which will wrought into
Evening star., 1940-11-30
Walker Memorial (Colored)

Mrs. Gabrielle Pelham, who has
been prominently connected with
the Washington schools for many
years, will address the Civic Nation
al Forum tomorrow at $50 pm, on
Distribution Of Employment Ia the
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Ingram Memorial.

'The Bread of Life" is the topic
Of the Rev. Frederick j. Bishop to-
morrow at II am. The great moral
to be drawn from the play, The
Bakers Wife," will be the basis of
his remarks.
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Zion lColoredl.

The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards will
preach at II am on "The Builders:
at 8 pm. on Blessings in Disguise"
At pm. the Christian Endeavor
Society will observe Homecoming
day.
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Third.

''The Crossing" Is the topic at II
am. by the Rev. c. N. Williams. The
Lords Supper will be observed.
Evening star., 1940-11-30

The Harrison Bible Glass of the
Congress Street Methodist Church
will hear the following speakers
during December: Tomorrow, DR..
William L. Darby, executive secre-
tary, Washington Federation of
Churches; December 8, John w.
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Plymouth (Colored) .

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will have
for his subject, Freedom and Faith
fulness." At the Helping Circle ves-
per at 6 pm, Mrs. Ora B. Stokes Of
the National Youth Administration
(Continued on Pare A.l5.)
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Mount Moriah (Colored)

At IL am. the Rev. j. Harvey
Randolph will preach on The
Message of the Cross; $3.50 pm,
celebration of the Lords Supper and
reception of new members; 7:30 pm,
the pastor will preach on "Our
Greatest Need"
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New Bethel lCOlOredl.

At IL am, holy communion; the
Rev. Richard Rembert will offlciate;
$50 pm, Christian Endeavor So
ciety; 8 pm, sermon by the Rev.
u. S. Ming.
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At $3.50 pm, the 65th anniversary
communion will be observed. Serv-
ice at 8 pm. On Monday at $3.50
pm, a banquet will be given in
honor of the pastors 18th ami
versary.
Good Will Baptist (Colored).
DR.. James L. Pinn will speak In
the morning on "The Three Abiding
Graces" and in the evening on "A
Living Sacrifice" Communion will
be served at this service.
Florida Avenue (Col0red).
The Rev. Robert l.. Rollins will
have for his guest speaker at the
morning service the Rev. w. E.
Carington. professor of religion of
Howard University. Music by the
senior choir A pm there will be
a program under the auspices Of
the New Error Club. A sermonet
will be delivered by the pastor. Music
by senior choir.
Third (Colored).
DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
at II am. on Man Robbing God"
At pm. the Junior Bright Light
Quartet of Richmond, Va, will
render a musical program.
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Fifteenth Street.

At II o'clock the Rev. Leslie l..
Bowers, jr., minister Of the Hyatts-
town Christian Church, viii ex.
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North Washington.

The Rev. Henry j. Smith will
speak on How Deep Dare You
Dig?" Sunday morning and on
Rights to Highways" in the evening.
Communion service, with reception
of new members after the morning
service, will include the use OF
new communion plates and service.
Prayer is held each week with
Highlands Baptist Church on
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1940-11-30
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
LocoI Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON. =
President Qrrauixed Bible ClaAs Asxociat u

Friendship Glass Of Albright Memorial Evangelical Church Is
sponsoring program Friday Lang
Georgetown University
joined the
Association last and received the certificate membership The
officers Josephine Beltz
Mrs Herman Melke, vice president:
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West Washington.

The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach tomorrow at II am. and
8 pm.
The missionary prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 pm. will be in
charge of, Miss Annie C. Meats,
prayer chairman.
Plans are being made for white
Christmas pageant December 20 at
8 pm. Theme: Loves Altar"
Evening star., 1940-11-30
Mount Bethel (Colored)

Dr.. K. w. Roy will preach at
II am. on "Balaam and the Angel
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. Clarence Ray Ferguson
will preach at II am. on Christ
Died to Give Life" The Lords
Supper will be served. Several new
members will be received. The
pastor will preach at pm. on 'The
Thief on the Cross" The deacons
will conduct the service Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1940-11-30

uVing CIldrdCtcrS, i uIlO HySeu III
imagination back at BaniaS, lunch
ing by the spring that becomes the
most famous river in the world.
Evening star., 1940-11-30

District of Columbia" Robert
Thomas Murray, III, vocal soloist,
will be on the program. The public
is invited; admission free. The
Rev. N. j. Smith is pastor of the
church.
Evening star., 1940-11-30
Second (COlOred) .

DR.. j. l.. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on Blessings Born OF
Troubles" and in the evening on
sour Extended Horizons.
Evening star., 1940-11-30
Fountain Memorial.

At II am. the Rev. w. B. King
will speak on The Revelation OF
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Marriage License
AppIicotions

both Of 624 3rd st, ne; the Rev A. B.
J. AIonzo Plates. 30, 1892 whittinsham pl.
Grant pl ne; the Rev NJ L. Gumble-
Raymond R. Robinson, es. -73s Hobart
81 nv and Clara L Johnson; "a,
the Rev: K W. ROY,
'0ha Emo MassseWs g. IFS St st. NV NV aPe ths
RoSert. s sass Best; a6. Ysaa 9Th st. NV, and
Ssdie se1 = !! sasbee. smifn 90 Durham N c.; the
Charles rS H.. y Moten, asan 90. 1929 Central pl.
es cspto and ave eorrne ne the eris Rev. rs wsm a@s
william M q5sS Ss,h 81 81 ana s 15sRs W7;i. chap
the Rev Louis G: Troeh.
Alfred .sd uas sPsnss5 aomss M ss aSs Ken1an st M
and Rosie l. Cole, 90 Henderson. Tex:
'aRss Rsate G. Ysnns S4sWn q g. s6aasPha s dsb s. and
l'fsSrs SSs Tss51e 81 sh ss;t St e,1,.s sas
Charles W.: Yerka. 81 Cairo Hotel, and
Eldridge 7. Osborne. se. Arlington. Va,
and Liliap Ssaaar: KneaS IS 5Sia S1:ts sth st.
Jerome m Il e Johnson neSs0ft ss is5 Jefferson St
North Capitol St; the Rev. Solomon
John (, coyle q ess p st. ne, and Ann
Lavelle; 20 .Sprinef1eld. Mo-; the Rev.
''iSRa Psy $ srd i4h ' St. na 'aa
and Elizabeth M Shaw, n. iei0 18th.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

g, ny; the Rev wilbur r., Wheeler.
nv. and Bertha Bertha II. walker. is' 54o7 81
K9snsas 9ann. ave. NV; the Rev. F. w.
Pasl hds Walsh, 8, .:a q: and M E.snsss L ksnssn
George J. Fisnnasan. 80. Fort Meade, Md.
81. snd ns Eunyfs se s.v gos e b. r. sll
W. va the Rev. Donald &. shearer. % rD'' .
ana jaRs Rses M a sse s Assn sernE Ma
the Rev. John c. Palmer
Frank J; McQuade, ,23, and Mary, Biica,
James 5s es'h & q sms9s as4s 18th St. NV the Rev
Edith H: ssmple, IS. us 18th st st. ss.; 1
Poro.hs MaYtnnS YGass s eIs@orf seneess kans nsa
the Rey., Albert Evans
JONI 3 5s shs
James r; Andrea. o. s S sumner and
Max K Eisenstadt, ~ 1918 10Th 1t. NV.
and and MInnette Ganelin; %, New York;
wizard Rst Kirby. as. Asiaisiy and Mary S. New
berry, q both Of Warrenton, Va; the
G. Rev william s Abernethy.
and Eva Geiler ~, Laurence, Mass; the
Rev. James shera Montgomery
Dayid A: Dodson 20. 191sF st; NV. and
ntsn'as n'e the Rev w1tisme john g. Bail a luz B ST.
Louis P. sinagei. 33, Alexandra, Va, and
MaFgaEet n + Esra: 7 Lahtinen Detroit the Rev.
Robert M. Bratton. % and Sue X. Runkle,
i3 i3sl both Of l42s 21st st. NV. the Rev.
station a g 9. rssIIe. rssis,n ,r a. and Ruby Jane
the Rev. H. II. D. sterrett N''
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Deaths Reported

Thomas Goode. rs, aooa Wisconsin ave.
eGsnfs Paes es e. $3.50 5s usaass sa n .v:
Ernest Allen. 81, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Bernard Blum, 81, 449 Massachusetts, ave
CLAYTON R. Denmark, 81. 4os Aspen st. NV
Harry Harry Jones; 81, Galiinser en- Hospital
Max Milligan. "a. 1929 Connecticut ave.
Molly Randall. 81. 7th precinct
Infant KatkoW, Doctors Hospital.
GopRns s. s. a5 al5 isth sh st. st.
Sulia HaI. < { Wins,tead "a, 1898 st; ne.
Alvin E. Bowen. 81, 5I3 H st. NV.
Mary Mary.E. E. greene ; 81; 1850 Conduit rd. NV
Horace .y Murphs aap'es a. g sss rd St. St. NV
oliye Edwards, AZ, Walter Reed General
Lewis o, waterman. 90: 1915 I ST. NV.
julia 4. S sudier, S. 1870 Quebec St. NV
Sophia M. schmalteg. 81, s42 Madison
Catherine H. Roberts, so. es1s Ashmead
Charles E stickel ~ 1904 18th st. NV.
Carl A, springssuth. SO. 43O Newton st.
Claudia CLAUDIA N, Thomas; 81, All 4th st. NV.
Joseph Gissel 2s, .2s1l 14th st. NV
Barbara Green infant Childrens Hospital
Emily Lee 92 Gallineer Hospital
Jennle Moore S3. St. EliZabeth's Hospital
Ella Jones, 81, Freedmen's Hospital
Arthur Young, 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Alice Price. 40. 1929 1st st. Sc
Sophie High. 2S. Gallinger Hospital
Fannie s. 0uisenberg. 73. 4506 Sheriff
BENJAMIN r, Moore, 70, 1915 18th st. NV.
Laura Brooklyn, 20. 324 Bryant st. NV
joseph Hackerson, 35, Gallinger Hospital
John Crawford. 33, Casualty Hospital
GorTlne Johns, 49, Freedmen's Hospital.
Leslie A: Kane, Z. 1908 4th St NV
Horace Brown. 80, '512 Calan st ne.
Margaret Timbers as. Gallinger Hospital
Jeanette Lee 40, ST. Elizabeths Hospital
Evening star., 1940-12-27
Births Reported

Francis and Hester Beale. boy
Clarence and Frances Boure, girl.
Richard and Jeanette Caldwell. boy.
Joseph and Irene Caplan, girl.
Leroy and Dorothy Chamberlain. girl.
STEPHEN and Ruby Clements girl.
Humphrey and Dorothy De Cole, boy.
Frank and Sharleen Dietrich, boy.
dsnris EdWin and md R9Sa %nfTsg D9y1 rcho bGy sr
Charles and Marjorie Eigeren' boy.
Joseph and Julia English. boy.
Francis and Marie Fenlon, boy
Sndrsw MasT ana and AsRfs GsuTHR5 Hero soy
Etson and Iva Hitchcock. boy
Fred and Sarah Hurowitz. boy.
French and Harriet Hyre; girl.
George and Rose Jarvis. boy.
Albert and and Eyelyn Katkow' girl
Joseph and Matte Keen. boy.
Harold and Wally King, boy;
Ernest and Charlotte Martin, bo",
Harry and Helen McCullah, boy.
Francis and Jessie Pignone, girl
AN and poToths PSfaGek ,o9
Ralph and Mary Reed. boy.
Paul and Florence Riley. girl
Ghauncey and Anna Rowe. girl
Thomas and Charlotte Sullivan, girl.
Hyman and Martha Tash. girl.
Frank and Virginia Taylor girl.
John and Dorothy Timmons girl.
Bryson and Helen Ward. girl
Harry and Jennette Webster. girl.
Clarence and Dorothy Wingrove, boy.
Lowrey and Myrtle Byrum, girl.
Joseph and Mary Carpenter. girl
James and Margaret Castleman, boy.
Robert and Jane Clark, girl.
John and Alice Coffman. girl.
Charles and Claudia Compton, boy.
Richard and Fanny Dickens girl.
Edwin and Rosa Dove. boy.
David and Laveta Fycok, girl.
Paul and Patsy Garrett, boy.
Lyle and Dolores Grace. boy.
John and Helen HeiSs, boy.
William and Helen Hughes, boy.
John and Catherine Jerman. boy.
Christ and Lucenne Jordan, girl.
Edgar and Ruth Keller boy.
Edward and Sara Langley. boy.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

Paul and Evelyn Tomalin. twin boys.
Lawrence and Irma Trumble, boy.
Joseph and Genevieve Wadsworth, girl.
Valentine and Alice Waterholter, girl
Norman and Pauline Webb, girl.
John and May Wist. girl.
William and Dorothy xanten. girl.
Howard and Louise Choate, girl.
Thomas and Christine Davis. boy.
Horace and Marjorie Hamlin. girl.
Henry and Addlee Inabinet, girl.
Scarboro and Dorothy Simpson, girl.
Rufus and Ruby Banion. twin girls.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

Antonio and Alice Longo. girl.
Charles and Alleara Lopes, boy.
Phillip and Hollis Martin. jr.. girl
Herbert and Doris Moore boy.
Harry and Martha McComas. jr.. box.
Charles and Virginia Parrott. boy
BENJAMIN and Gertrude Pruitt, girl.
James and Mary Runyon, girl
Charles and Marie Ryan. girl.
Howard and Louise Saunders. girl.
Pietra and Marion Scalise, girl.
Walter and Sophia Smith. boy.
Evening star., 1940-12-27

Fred and Alice Brown. boy.
Edward and Eva Craig. girl.
James and Elsie Edwards, girl.
William and Ruth Gaffney. girl,
William and Nellie Green boy.
Gainwell and Christine Head, girl.
Paul and Willie Hicks. boy
Auline and Mae Johnson. girl.
Alvin and Blanche Little, girl,
Isaac and Katie Powell, girl.
John and bessie Smith. girl
Arthur and Dorothy SnOWden girl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20

conservation payments, but that
they Should come 10 the county
agents Office when requested and
sign applications for these pay
meuts In order that the state office
may certify them as early rs pos
sible.
Mr.. Franklin said the eonserva-
ton payments have made IL pos
sibie for farmers 70 carry out q real
soil -buildlng program on their
farms. Substantially increase cash
income. help produce more food and
feed for farm use and greatly ifn-
prove farm family living In the
county.
The conservation payments are
made for divertine acreage from
cotton production 10 aoii-conserving
crops and for carrying out soil
building practices
The county agent said the multi
pie benefits flowing from the ex-
penditure OF AAA payments could
be c In better business IN the
city as well a better farming in the
county. He said the AAA farm pro-
gram with It's system of government
payments and soilhullding practices
Is helping to establish q new and
more productive and stable AgricuI-
ture Tor the benefit Of both farm
and city people.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
MOSS POINT DONS
CHRISTMAS GARB
IN CELEBRATION
Appropriate Observance OF Hs1kaay
Being Planned BY Cittzrns WIN
Prepare Fex MefrsuaenL

Moss Point l. mesmring 70 cele-
brate Christmas IN an elaborate
ard vFry appropriate manner next
week The entire city d taking on
q knscaA decorative CART. expsna
sfvc Of The YuletacN.
Fw Ehe past several weeks now
the business district has had It's
streets Illuminated with m~uia-co0r
&c Msht2 giving Il a handsome and
attractive appearance But noW the
snarit moves 70 the homes. ard for
TIE past few nights windows door
wavx shine brightly IN yartwas parts
Of ufe city. showing brightly lighted
CHRISTMAS trees within thh hosleS.
A large number OF these homes
have lighted Christmas trees on ttn
porches and lawns II ali Mos
Point residents are anticipating one
Of TIE meFriest and most prosper
Gus C4fIsstzaases IN years.
The spirit Of CHRISTMAS Is not be-
ina confined to q pagan SORT Of
celebration There win be special
Christmas services III the various
churches on that day. AT the
Methodist Church the oknervances
will start or Sunday evening al
Z O'Clock. when . special soEaE SER
vice OF old time Christmas carols
viii Be held. The members OF this
church will b. assisted IN this pro-
gram b. those OF other churches
and an Invitation Il extended %
the general public % attend
The Mass Potnt Schools viii close
tomorrow and the holiday period
viii continue until January 6. when
the students return TO school
TIE Moss Point Postofflce viii
remain open until 10 O'Clock Christ
mas morning It was announced by
Postmaster Alexander. TnLg open
ting. however, VIII ne for tire purpose
of delivering Christmas packages
only. As no other business viii be
transacted
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20

her home In HouIka, Mississippi
last THURSDAY after visiting her sor
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. n. G
Everett
T. K Moody Of Moss Point form
erIy Of Hurley spent last week end
here NJ Moody has decided 70
build q new home In Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs II. l. DICKENS. VII
e. Duckens and Jessie Hamilton and
James c Pait we're guests of Mr..
and Mr. G NJ Spier. last Sunday.
o
Rev and Mrs w. r Murray Of
EscataWpa were recent dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs z. q. Miz-
ellie.
Among the business visitors to
PascagouIa Wednesday were,
MeSxrs. N T Lyons and T. q.
Mizeile. and Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Coleman
Mrs. JACK King. who has been In
the jackson County Hospital, has
returned 70 her home.
o.
Sunday school at Magnolta
Springs Tabernacle on Sunday af-
ternoons at 2:30 o'clock Is progress
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
December 81 Last
Date To Apply For
40 Parity Payments
Have Aiss Until March 81, 1871. To
Sign Applications FOR Cen
sefvAtiou Payments

Jackson county farmers viii have
until December 81 70 aign appiiea-
tion1 for 1870 parity payments UNI
der the AAA farm program. County
Agent A j Franklin announced this
week.
Parity payments. totaltnR atA10
have already been certified for
farmers Of this county. In the AAA
programme effort 20 bring farm In
como more nearly up 20 parity and
To increase the farmers buying
power.
These payments are hased on the
normal yields On allotted acreaRex
and are being made at the rats of
La cents per pound on cotton he
said Farmers who have not sign
ed their applications for the pay
ments should come 20 the county
agents office and do so"
the county agent also announced
thaf farmers viii have until March
u. 1871. 70 sign applications for 1870
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
HURLEY

Miss Claire Lee Young was IN the
hospital IN Hattiesburg last week
with an attack Of appendicitis
D.
A moving picture. The Healer e
starring Mickey Rooney. was a big
success at the Hurley School last
Friday night. This was the first
show Of the season. and was man
aged b. Mr.. n. G Everett. On FTi-
day. December 18th. Riders Of the
Dawn starring Jack Randall. will
be shown The admission Is 10 and
Is cents.
D.
Miss Edwin David. who has been
III In the jackson County Hospital.
has been removed to her home at
Daisy estry.
%
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fisher and
family spent Sunday visiting MFR.
and Mrs J b Gibson at Hurley.
o.
Mr.. Joe Ball Is building e new
home here.
AIRS. W Fl. Thompson returned 10
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
cosTRAcT NOTICE

GatieH $ hsreh4 given that = e~sntrAet
for The aII ahiHg % the Proeeetfnzs q
the Bed al Supsrx taare Of jackson
G0anfy. Msssssipna for the ca md year
1881. 50 = notices u ali CoautF OF
feera fHf aaid rssr 1851. ell he n q
fk# 1es ct bddeT on Monday. Jsngary
Ia. 1871.
A. IDS ere required d be sealed ard
Hn with the Clerk on or before u
a'esoek A n. Of sad date. heaa ~fA
be r~eaaire1 Of Contractor ard The Board
reserve the riaht 10 reject any and al
hsza r@uafV@aa
~ arasr Bard Of Supervisor. Decsn
Der Ord. fs4e.
x. ". BuREHAM.
President
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk.
f7.ls. tte-a. adv.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
ARENA

There we're - present a. Roberts
chaneL Sunday School OF DscemDes
g Plans are being made for q
Christmas program % Be given
there during The Christmas noA-
days.
D.
A large cro~d from tSais commit
atty attendes the show. Eddlin'
zxke Mt Tanner williams School
on Thursday night Ok last week
Misses willamette Ford and MIL
ered Brooks. Tanner Williams
teachers. visited KAta Lee Davidson.
Saturday
Mrs TEX and Perez Roberts, also
Claude Roberts visited Mrs Elmer
Stricsier. Sunday
D.
The wPA has q large number OF
men working on the Dickens Ferry
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20

Roac from TIE state lire Il seven
HdS Ala
.
Mr. ard Mrs Saxn Parker Nasssn6
relatives In L<zkesv1He rnaausax
Horace Pierce ard fASzsiy wsa
relatives tn PzsraroulA. sasurasv
-
Mrs John G. weItnro az rfmeA
Fay. ALI visited Ire I. c CIR
bingham family. Sunday n-fterznnm
Ar and Mrs Joe Rivera a. -
south Claiborne 81. Moh wssEfea
Mrs A Dudley recer&lv.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20

Notice b hereby given that . contract
for tha furnishing Of all Supplies for
County ~ desrribed In SehedaIe on fix
with CLERK Of Board Of SuperviAora. for
months of January. February. ana
March 1881. will be LET 10 the lowest I'D
der m MONDAY. the eth day Of January,
1871.
All bids are required b be ssaied and
flied with the Clerk on or before te
e'ehock A NJ en- sah date. Beads vii
be required Of Contractors ~ provided b.
law. and the Board reserves the right
20 reject any and eli bids filed.
BY order Board ef Supervisors. Deem
Der sra. 1916.
x. W. BuRNHAM.
President.
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
VANCLEAVE

RaF. Afr. DARBY. the rev pastor
Of the Vaucieave Baptist Church.
preacisd Sunday morning and even
Ing 10 a~ppreciattve congregations
30
Rev. 7 r. Holt. pastor Of the
Vancleave charge. preached Sunday
morning and evening at the MI
Pleasant Methodist Church. Rev.
and Airs. Holt were dinner guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. G..
Roberts.
Wallace Ramsay of uuIfport was
a business visitor TO vancieave
Monday.
mr., and Mrs. Reed Waugh. who
have been the guests Of Nr. and
AIRS v. q. Humphrey AZ Felicity
Farm. left Tuesday for their new
home IN Los Angeles. Calf.
O.
Misses Ruth Esksse1 and Dorothy
Enmist spent the week end In Pas
cagouia.
Hardy Ramsay Of BellinCrath
Gardens spent Saturday night here
with his family.
Friends Of Mrs. Roland Ware are
GLAD 70 know that she Is rapidly
recovering from an appendectomy,
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