davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Askov American., 1940-05-02

The windows of pioneer houses
had oiled paper to admit light. A
colonist wrote back to England to a
friend who was soon to follow, Bring
oiled paper for your windows"
Askov American., 1940-05-02
SsWE HOLD THIS TRUTH SELF-EVIDENT THAT ALL
MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL


and to man hime o Except theme
1 in
in
we n
of all
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
NOTICE OF SALE BY

Under the provisions Of sna by virtus
Of = Deed Of Trust eNecused By Jens An
dersen on the 2nd day q MAy. 1891. 70
s. H. Diekin. Trsztex. 10 secure = certain
i~ndehteduexS therein described % The
hampton Realty Company. which said deea
Of trust ~ Of record in Book IS. pages
2Ti % f1a, Of the Record Of Mortgages
and Deeds Of Trust on Land on file n
the Chaneery ClerkiA office Of jackson
County. Mississippi. and under and b.
virtue Of an Instrument Of writing exc
cated by The hampton Realty Company
on the nth day of June. 1880. suhstitutinR
the undersigned - trustee in the place
and stead Of the s. IL Dickiu. the origi-
nal trustee named IN said deed Of trust.
which said instrument 10 appointing me
A. substituted TRUSTEES h Of neoord in Book
a. pAee 500. Of the Land Mortgage
and default having been made IN the pay
ment Of said indebtedness. and the I'M
d~efsiRned having been requested 70 fore
close said deed Of trust IN accordance with
The terms thereof. I wili. on the 18th day
Of August. iqte. within legal hours. at the
North front door Of the court house Of
jackson County. Mississippi. in the City OF
P~azeagoula, offer for sale and sill ell at
pubiie auction 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash. the land In Jaeksan
County. Mississippi described - the SWA
Of kEA of Section :. Township 1 South.
Range s West sabjeet 10 peblle and priv
ate road.
Witness my signature. this the end day
Of july. ls4o.
o. S. MOSS,
Substituted Trustee.
T-2e. 81. Sc. s-is e.
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ased "a uaainteuzaes Of pahsse reads Of
sAd County IN AceerdAnee with pro
v~isfaHs nnade 81 Beard OF SUPERVISORS 81
sAHH County for such s~xpenditnr0s
BE Il farthsr resolved. hat q eopY Of
tins resolution be forwarded - thr Audi
bsr II Pahlie Aecpuuts. ~ Mississippi
TIE foregoing order and resolution was
fhereur8n submitted 70 a vote 81 the
menheFz Of the Board at Supervisors Of
JAekzoa County. Mississippi and the same
va unanimously adopted. the naases q
the members Of the BOARD Of Super
viNnF@ soting for and against tbs adoption
thereaf hetng a. follows %
AYES-H " CochrEn. X. ". barnhAm.
IT. p Gsatier. A p Moran. and r. l.
Nauaka.
&AYS-Nous.
l. Fred Tnyios. cisrk o. the chAneery
Court and ex-0ffieio Clerk af the Board
q Supervisors IN and for sAid County and
State aforesaid. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing writ s = just true
and perfect copy 81 order Ct the said
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. made and entered
At their July term fhercof. A d 1870. -
the same nppeara Il rsrord in ms a1tce. In
MtHafe Boek Is. Page 163-
Given under my hand and official sea-
Of said Board q SUPERVISOR. at my
effscs this the 10th day q Iaiy. 1915.
SEAL FRED TAYLOR.
fT-1z. z-Is, IRE. - eel Clark.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
NoTICE TRANSPORTATION con-
TRACTORS

Notice i hereby given that seaies pro
pesAEs uGl b. received IT the offtez Of he
County Superintendent Of Edze4tiou IN
f~NseAxoah Mississippi % e Saturday
uFanspertaton q ths pupils living on TIE
f~otlowiBR described FuAtea
St Martin Route No ~s-B4EinninE at
the eAzs coFuer Of Edaar Seymourss fed.
then = = psint On the puhlie rad oppo-
site the residences of K h Cruthirda. hence
aloax sd road % the oeszs spFiREs
rQsa south Of Caz1z Pa Bratka. tkencs
aioaE the road - St Martin Sekool.
transporting al ehildren ~ntitied t. trans
poftsslon. Distances approximately Is
mites and approximately 80 children.
uaksY-Nestry Route Ne. s-Bezlnuing ~
thS Fsssience ~ Alfred White. theace to II
". HaxsnE via HAxents Bridge. theDce
te Rive Road. tbeaos q A L FatrisTa
pl&es fhraee ons-hAH way b Leoaard
Whites pi4zr. thence back " River Read
portias Al ehiiaren entitled u trzHspor-
taton. Distance approximately Il mEias
Aud approximately - children
k~AnslsSss Reate Ne s-~Bsxinniag Al
g hst { Marta p.ass sasass = tAs
- the Griffin Place thenee north - RAn-
2y-A azetaaRe Read Nhsrs children on
Route kE Sfl b. resolved. thence - Van
elesNe Seheel pieEinE ~ all ehilareH en-
ttea = tr~ansportzaea- Distance suprsxi-
Ha@fsx II miles and approximately -
pupils.
taaeie@se Route kB-Bewinninx At the
resazsaee Of jos sexm0Urss, shsaee = Iobn
Smstka thence T. he int<r1ecthzn q
RAzsaYsfari R4Yoa Kaad e. ze~s Van
c,eses uaek Ne. 6 Distance II ale
Ane approximately s nap{A
feTt4aNa ur eazhsersa cherk t. The
AHsaaat IF x2z.M aust anconaaanF each
usek Te4ts bed as SHasaS mast aaeszi-
pany sNeh car reats ne risht : ~
serves - REJECT ans zua All bt4a.
On tne Heates uhseh tn county farm
iska ths bss baaF. tie saccafzI eon-
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DAISY yessry Consolidated schesI
Pund
MRS. LYDIA NORRIS DIES

Mrs. Lydia Theodore Norris. one
OF the oldest residents OF Kreole.
died at her nome there Friday
night 81 ff.i0 O'Clock. july 10. Her
ceath followed an illness Of two
weeks.
Mrs Norris was 81 years old and
was the widow Of W. A. Norris.
whom she married in 1879. sine was
a native OF 0reenviiie. Ala. and was
the daughter Of Patrick and Dru-
silla Brogan She was educated IN
private boarding schools. and follow
Ing her marriage. came 20 Kreole
where she has since made her home
She vas 4 member Of the Kreole
Baptist church. She was well
known as a kind. cheerful and
charitable person and was never
found wanting In time Of need. par
tieulariy u caring for the sick.
Her funeral vas hello Sunday
afternoon at $40 o'clock. with SER
vices NJ the Kreole Baptist church
By the pastor. Rev. J. c. Taylor. and
interment Was in the Machpelah
cemetry IN Moss Point The pail
bearers we're her g~fandsons cmude
Balxden- Pensacola. FiR J. d. and
Alb Norris. Of Mobile. Ala
Dory'as and Herbert Tanner. Of
Lucedale.
Mrs Norris leaves two daughters,
Mrs Emma Lee Norris. Of Kreole.
and Mrs. Clara. Mae Tanner, Luce
Gale. and Daniel Joseph Morris. Mo-
bile Ala. IL grandchildren and Il
great grandchildren Two daugh-
ters and two sons preceded her in
death.
Among the out-of-town relatives
an friends attending the funeral
we're Mr. and Mrs Eddie Torrance.
Pensacola. Fla-; Mr.. and Mrs.
ClauGe BaiSdcn and family, pensa-
cola. Fla Mrs. Clara Tanner and
family, = edale, and Mr. and Mrs
Berniee Hough. Of Mobile.
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S4353 MiSz Export r. Il. freight
on car sac. ssG0
school Fund
A p A1ekehee sal ST. 81 stamp 4
express acct office exp. Sa7Q0
Aary Kate WestiaM sal s. exp. mo
June, $1,000 Myrtle Ruth Henley.
sal mo june $500 Sou Tels 4
Iele Co service 4 toll acct 3upt
educa. s2665
faseakouIa Sep school Fund
A f Meashce. part sal mo june.
s8i05 Mary Kate WeStfall part
sal no. June $500 Acme Chem
lnal C. fInor wax SSs3 Duna-
day Fihz 4 HtC CO repairs. Sf60o
" Travis Ayara repairs on lawn
moWuf $50 Palace Pharmacy
5anNaF sup. STATS Henieya sup
acct Il E dept &ha Kfhyets
sup aeet Il F dept 12t. Sou
Launan. service acct II. r dept
81 & D1lmas Bros szn acct r r
dept See u ID Cudahac. u. fuel
Toy iaTu uoHer e7z= Tire poNers
GO rea0Fz cards s. IS. World Book
Co achievement tests s13T7. PaSc
III sen Activities refunds SEQ
Foiletf Box Co library sup gssA
= a. Wells refund Iaf pasiage SIS
The Adv Pub CO eFad. programs
AH Henrietta Hans Spencer. SUB
teacher col school $1,000 SOU
Bel Xe5e s Tele c.. service 4 tolls
sect ahaaI E6Ha TIE Selln -
dianiaaaHt brushes etc acct sch
HfBeo NHs 4 " AIief refund for
freight a Joe GaIa refund for
5anitof sup st6s Mss. Power
CO. service for Maf s june. sss6i
Salreu Inc electrical SUP Sc
The se1ls Co anlaar sup. Ss90
Oliver = Van HaHa CO. shop SD
EoM Gaihy 0raeer7 Co BaaIaoz
sup So Pasc Ply 4 Men Co
repair mower. &Ima Glss Expert
r + c. I ear coal acct Pasc sch
sillH AIS Export r r. CO. l
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

neither have they considered the
operation Of his hands
Woe surely follows those vino
DO not obey the laws Of God IN
life. Nothing Il surer than pun
ishment for the drunkaru and
waztrel. How TO make those who
incline to this sort Of living e
TO what Il leads. Is the problem
OF all parents and friends Of those
who are 80 inclined
Tenderiy. appeaiingiy. we should
like Solomon. make the appeal
NY son. hear the instruction OF
thy father" IF sinners eutice
thee. consent thou not"
The topsyturvy thinking Of
those who EAT. drink and are
merry" giving no thought for the
consequences. is summed up for
IN In very striking language By
Isaiah:
-Wee unto them that cali evil
good. and good evil: that put
darkness for light. and light for
darkness: that put bitter for
sweet and sweet for bitter
Woe unto them that are wise
In their own eyes. and prudent In
their own sight
"Woe unto them that are
mighty 10 drink wine. and men
Of strength to mingie strong
drink.
That justify the wicked fol
q brfhe. and take away the
righteousness g the righteous
from him"
These words surely apply to
those Who tempt young people to
drink - telling them they are
not good sports 4 they Do net
follow the crowd How many
young people % both sexes have
fallen for that slaf-to thesr can
deep regret and the agony Ct
their families
In Galatians 6 Paul warns Be
not deceived: Cod l. not Knocked:
for Whatsoever . man soWeth.
thai shall he also reap"
And finally. &c added eneouE-
aeeusent 70 Us Al % live IN The
spirit ard 10 cultivate the things
that make for life everlasting,
Paul says:
And let rs net weary IN sell
doing fer In due season re shzll
reap. L we faint not
Goodness is profitable fer Al
things having promise Of ne lie
which nov n and Of that Nalea
Il t. ccne.
$500
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car suA. acrt Ach4 sf1& 60 II .
CudAbae Jts exS 4 81 kerl seh
e1ss.
Lvun Separate sehael Fund
A p aegenee part aal mo sifne
$3.50 Mar Kate WestfAn. part
al me June. Hm word Book
Co, achievement testa acct xhaa1
GM BFumflsh cpas Co coal aeet
school, E8i
Orange fAke Cen. sefsaag Fnna
Miss power Co light service acct
school, eIs
WADE Consolidated sehaai rura
8 II Smes1dseus repzlr iieht
plant install rtrRs acct Ehaal
s ~ ROY o Cumbest wxk paid
for. nailE. gas etr es0l NEu
school, Supply Co sup acct wfooi
Glts HiIis Furn Store. Il rhairx.
acct Boal si6S1
E~seat3afA Cen sekooi Pund
Brln1fteic Coal Co J tona e1Ai
acct school sN2 Ira ~ Wyatt
transporting Helena pupils 1 bus
f1T e.h mo o. wchnoi $500.
Ceauty Special sehasi Fmna
Jackson County Tines, ! min,eo.
: at paper acct supt Of Educas1on
$50 Georgia sclaeol Book Dept
achievement tests acct sup Of Esu.
$3.50 Monarch Chemical CO. DIS
infecsaSst per INV acct school 90 So
Moss Point ms Agency. 8 Ina prem
acct Hurley Con. Mh.s ei97n0 s
y Knapp. n t. entrance table. /
entrance cap. slil cap. etc. acct
Hurley SCH. s4i8i. nrfnkman Gro
eery. go lbs sweep compound a
ether sup acct. Hurley sch. sf1G
HIS Hardware sup acct Hurley
sch. SO f6. World Book Co,
achievement tests acct Co. sch
SIS Is
DAISY yessFy Consolidated schasg
Fund
Miss School Supply Co. SUP. acct
school. sIf4i. Corntei. Hdw. Co,
parts. mat acct. school. s7A3 En-
eycIaF3ala Britannica. Inc. books
sect Hi school. siss0.
sup. Dlsts. ] and : Industrial Dev.
Is L Knost. amt. due per ess No
Q acct. on. jackson County Mills
addition. eif.i2S75. r. II. Young,
engineer. eng supervision OF con-
struction Of Jackson County Mills,
s3ses7
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY.
A nR CIrnE

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
July. 1850, Term
BE IT REMEMBERED. that At the
above stated Term Of the Honorable Board
Of Supervisors Of said county an oreei
was then and there made b. such Beard.
which vas In tina following words. to-wit
be Il remembered. that on the 8rd day
Of July 1910. the Board Of SapervisDrs
AZ jackson County. Mississippi met In
regular session At the Counts Coert House
in the City Of Pasc4E0ulh. Mississippi.
this being the regular meeting Of said
Board 81 Supervisors.
Present. HI. ". Cochran. Member Dist
No ] h ". burnham. Member Dist No
2; u. p GAutieF. Member DIST No. s;
A. 2. Moran. MaushSF Dist No. 4 and
r. l. Vaughn. Mesnber Dat Ne. s
Absent None.
Tbs nesting we& opened IN due form
which the following preeeetinga we're had
and o namely
On motson Of Supervision II. p. Gautier
ecoad-a By Supervisor II. ". Cochran.
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
where's By Section 8 Of chAptsr SIS
Of lAws Ie2s and laws a~mendatory
thereof and sunp snzeatsrs thereto. and
the Statute Laws Of Mississippi. fhs
Beard Of Supervisors Of jackson County,
Miss. are authorized "a levy an ex-
etae tax Of not exceeding &c per gallon
IN addition H. any such tax levied and col
Aeeted b. the State for the sale Of gaso-
line nantha. alcohol or other fue. Of
substance ordinarily used for the oper.
atsUn Of Automobiisx. or other vehicles
ant machines operated By motor power,
and
WhereaS. necessity demands thaf such
additional excise TAX b. isxied IN said
County in order that provision BE- made
fund required 70 pay konds and interest
heretofore iszaei ~ said County foi
permanent improvements In road pro.
teettaa and Highways. and the Necessary
maintenance % Public roads IL sait
County: IT Is THEREFORE, resolve
b the Board Of Supervisors Of jackson
County Mn. thai an additional excs.
tax Of &c per eaii0n. IN addition % ana
such tax ieFaed ard eoiiseted BY IN,
STATE Ia SAID COUNTY. for the sac Of gAso
line. naptha. aieohaL or other fuel Of
substance ordinarily ased for the oper
/, atsun of Egtonnnhi =. Or other Vehieie.
and maehines eRs-ated b. mol0s power
Be ard the same i hereby iexled on Ant
after August IS. 1860. the coIiaetion o.
same - BE- maize # the tinae and IN IN.
manner provided 81 Chapter iIs Iass o.
1892. acts sn1enda1ory thereaf auuple
meatarx thereto. and Statute AVS 81
Mississippi and shail b. applied frs
toward ans deftessa1x ia IRE amount col
iecte6 - the State and paid q sAis
Coahu which may b. necessary for tn.
liquidation Of the interest seeraing OF
and - provide = sinking fund for "a,
settnenasnt OF bonds any over plus % b.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Vegetable Laxative
With Proved Feature

The punetaal. gentle relief from
constipation which Is generally en-
soyed when B"LACK-DRAuGHT Ii
used By directions is due to q COM
kaatson q vegetable ingredients
Ezlef Of these Is an "intesunal
1anEe1axatives which helps tone
lazy bowel muscles. Next time, ne
member spicy. aromatic. time
tested RLACK-DRAuGHTi II i
economical, too: 25-40 doses, 26e.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
CHURCHES or CHRIST. scIES.
FISTS

Truth Is the subject Of the les
son-sermnn which viii be read In all
Churches Of Christ. Scientist. sun
dag. July 20.
The Golden Text is. 20 God. ms
heart is fixed; ] viii sing and give
praise. Yen with my glory For
thy mercy is great above the heav,
ems and Tiny truth reacheth unto
the clouds" Psalms I08 / ~.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon Is the fol-
lowing from the Bible And be-
hold. there was a woman which had
a spirit Of infirmity eighteen years.
and was bowed together. and could
IN no wise lift up herself. AND
when Jesus saw her. He called her 70
Him, and said unto her. Woman
thou are looseo from thine in
trinity" dsuke I3sII. l2).
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Baker Eddy: Truth
is affirmative and eonfers harmony
AL metaphysical logic Is inspired by
this simple rule of Truth. which
governs all reality. By the truthful
arguments you employ, and es-
peciaily by the spirit Of Truth ano
Love which you entertain, you vii
heal the sick" %. 4i8).
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EPISCOPAL
NJ Johns Church. PnseaGealA-
Holy Communion every Sunday At
TO = m
Holy Communion at 10 90 q m
on The FIRST and Third Sundays.
Morning Prayer on the Second
and Fourth Sundays ~ coo .. m.
Sunday School and service for the
boys and girls every sunday 81
8 30 q m
A sermon Is always preached at
the 10 % o'clock service.
EDWARD O. MAXTED.
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fsy J a vandivey state Eup~r=-
ssnoent q BdncAtsoa1
@~~~4<@@4@9@4&s4&

A. mary Of IRE schools ell be
opening the fa4o-sl session within
the next few week8. Ne Wish q CAL
70 the attention q the people ule
Importance q safety ln connection
with our transportation program
We VIII have kf1ls year approx
nnately 4Se0 school buses - Tire
state hauling approximately i%aOoo
children each Cav We have just
coTapaetea two training schools for
bus urfxerx-one At Mts2z4pE
SoaSern Collewe Al H~astizbarg
and one 81 Mt21xstpA state College
at state Coilexe In both o. these
conferences IN addition q other
factors which 80 70 mzS - 9 gooc
b1ls driver. safety ane safety precau-
tiunx were stressed throughout
There are two things that 80 wish
70 call 60 yo1E attention II tins
ume First al school bis drivers
ara required e stop before crossing 8
railroad or highway intersection
and pruceed across only after i has
been determined II Ii Is safe % do
30 The second thing We wish 20
call 70 the attention Of the people
is the regulation IN the Law with
reference to the Use OF safety glass
This provision IS found IL Chapter
200 Of the Laws Of 1888 which pro
wees that. beginning with the
ia40-zI school session. al new school
buses must be equipped with safety
glass throughout also all replace
mentx In old bodies must be with
safety glass
We wish 70 urge the citizens gen
orally. as well as bus drivers. the
Importance OF observing ali safety
regulations and precautions In the
use Of highways Every care pos
sihle should be exercised 70 prevent
accidents and 70 insure the safety
OF our many thousands OF boys and
gtrk on their way 10 and from
school.
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A N BARNES. Pastor.
SPENCER MEMORIAL BAPTIST

Bayou caxotte Community
Sunday
Is 4 m-Eunday School. J. c.
Str~ingfeIiow Superintendent
1913 - Morning Service. second
and fourth Sunday IN each month.
740 p m-Prayer Service.
Thursday : 30 p. m-Prayer sev-
ice
Come out ami worship with Us
V c. wTNDHAM.
Pastor
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uad~r the prosiasans 81 add b. virtue
az q Deed Of Truat ~execatsd - gskph
Petersen on the ARE aaY % uefebsr. 1889.
~ s II. Dickfn. Trustee 70 seizure a eeF-
lair isdeoteaHess therein described - Ths
LAnptoh Realty Cazpany. which said deed
% trust = Of reaaTd in Book "a paznx IIs
70 ifk. o. the Record ~ MortRArca and
Dee4s Of Trust On Land On fAe ~ the
Chanoery Gerk's effire ~ Jarkasn County
Aizsissipsi and under and b. virtue %
IA lastrsmeEt - writing sx@cuted - Tbs
lAsptan Realty Company on the ifth aay
Of J9ne. 1886. sebttataeea the abdEfssTne r
- TRUSTEES IN The pisce and stead II the
said s. II Drkis, the original TRUSTEES
named IN sA& aa~a 81 trust. 4hieh said
tnstrunsnt 40 appointing mr ~ substituted
tEtstee il Of record iH Book a. paRcx
SOS % SCI. Of tbs Laad Mortgage heeoras
Of Jackson County. Mississippi, and d.
fault hNNtng heeu mNde m the paymsnt o.
sad iHdebteaness. zua ths undersigned hav-
ina been requested to f0Feeipzs sad dssd
Of trust IN accordance with the terms
therepf. I VIII. On shs fsth dAF Of AaEast
ls41. within iegai hoarA. ~ the North
frunt aoeF u The esurf house az Jackson
County. Ahsissippi. IN the City ct Pnsea-
Esaia. offer for sAIr and VIII sch. AZ
pablie auctton q the hi0het ard best
biesef fer cash. the land IN jackson Coun-
~, Hisatssippl. described ~ SN u SW4
Of sectssn 20. Township = soatk. RanEe
s West
Wins. my signature. this the s2ha day
o. S MOSS.
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Our LADY o. VICTORIES
CHI1ugN

Masses on sundays at 600 and
900 q m.
Mass on week days az $50.
Confessions on Saturdays. Ewes Of
Feast Days. and Thursdays before
first Fridays 400 70 900 and TOO
70 AGO D. M.
Holy Hour on Sunday evenings at
TO O'Clock
Noxena TO Our Lady OF Perpetual
Help IN Tuesday evenings at 7.1o.
Class IN religion for High School
students on Sunday morning at
a:45.
REV p. J. CAREY. Pastor.
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MTTHnnIsI cnIRrn

The pastor and members q the
Methodist Church exten1 . cordial
snyisauan 10 al who wish Go wor-
ship with uE
Program for sunday
100 q m-Church school. A y
Meseaee. Sup8
q M0ruinR Worship
TOO D m-Epworth LeaEa&
4Egening Worship
WomAn'e MrxslonAry Societies On
Monday afternoon
J W MOORE.
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AssEMnLY oF CON

The Friendly Church with A
Welcome
Our Sunday Services.
Sunday School. 1000 A. M.
Devotional hour. Il 90 A. n.
EyanRelistic service. T.45 p. n.
We are very happy Of the interest
and progress OF the Sunday School
Those Of you not attending Sunday
School anywhere else. viii find 9
hearty welcome awaiting you at this
school
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
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have Uotnr2&a
with periods II
y uss
usIeencc be-
fWNsn fha Euro-
pNan beliIEer-
entH But every
time there s
keu a Euro
pear cfiEi4 the
tslsnaeF8 b ve
shown q do-
Mstlgn 70 Ke
HaVant aee a
b. moves
wfHgr@kr snaE~4.
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PRFSBYTFRTAN CHURCH

Sunday School at es45 A. II.
Divine worship At HOO A. II.
Choir rehearsal and singing We'd
nesday TOO p. N.
The Church's Summer Day.
Vice Is 3 Monster OF such Hideous
Men. 70 b. hated needs only to be
seen. But. seen too off and grown
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Holy Communion at 6.45 q N on
the Second Sunday Of the month.
Evening service 81 TOO O'Clock In
the winter and ct 100 O'Clock IN the
summer.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 90 = N.
EDWARD q. MAxTED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

KREoLE METHODIST CHURCH
os0o-eumday School each sun
day morning.
Ii 90 - Preaching services each
Sunday morning. except the second
Sunday In each month
7doo-Epgorth League each Sum
day evening.
8s00-Prayer meeting each We'd
nesday evening
J. p. PAYNE. Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Reorrantzcd Csnrch OF Jeszs ChraEs
OF latter Day Saints

Reorganizea Ghnrch OF Jesss ChrsEs
OF latter Day Saints
fEscatawpa MisM1
Church School at as4a. j. l. Bar
i0w supervisor.
Sacrament sargsee ~ iiao-rut
Sunday in zach month
Evening worship nj 7sSo,
Program rendered BY young people
third Sunday night In zach month
Mid-week prayer service on Wed
nesdaY night AZ 7.3o.
Woman's meeting At 400 p m.
ever other Thursday
Adults Organization at 600 D. m.
sunday. EldeT d. W. Sherman.
teacher.
Zion's League young peoples
meetlngl AZ COO D. m. Sunday
Mrs Lola Mcqueen leader and
teacher. Hildrec Thomas. president
Everyone cordially invited 10 these
services