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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
pASCACOULA OCCUPIES
PROMINENT POSITION
IN NATIONAL DEFENSE
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
BRIDGE PARTY AT
MRS. ROsENTHALs HOME


Mrs S. Rosenthai entertained az
her home on Friday afternoon with
4 bridge party.
Rooms OF the home were nade
doubly attractive with bowls and
vases Of pretty flowers
Mr.. A. L. Monroe received the
high score prize and Hrs. H. Levy
the cut prize.
At the conclusion Of the games q
salad course with coffee was sery-
I'd. Refreshing cold drinks we're
enjoyed during the games. Those
who enjoyed 9 pleasant afternoon
with Mrs Rosenthal were Mes
DANES. A l. Monroe. T L. DeTAsh-
met. W II. Nelson Jr. Charles
ArInistead. H. Levy. Q. s. Beardslee.
Y. o. Broome ard Edwin Mays.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Misses Johnnie Foatenberry. Cor
della Jones Eleanor Nayerhoff. and
Lille Leake. spent the day. Satur-
day, in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Rosenfhal we're
visitors TO Mobile, Thursday.
W. @. Broome spent thS day, last
Thursday. in Columbia Miss.
%
Betty Sue Houck. little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Houck. had
her tonsns removed last Wednes-
day in the Mobile Infirmary.
Mrs T. L. DeLashmet and son.
Bart. Mrs. A. j. Franklin and son.
Dickie, mad daughter. Polly Fay,
spent the DAY. Saturday. In Mobile.
o.
Misses Inez Seward. Frances Big
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Han Makea aNa has en a4k
has hrs halss m fest1M = tANstnk
MS alix ana caskssTn Ard Skfsef
rel4tiseR in pANanENaa. en4N up hia
azUakai keeAsinn
M
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the nakt eeeksua hrfx N.a hsa
parents MF Ane Ara n Il Kos
ar ard Mfs A b sEuaara M
ard Mr. HAsxttes Ngb3f0 aaa Mrk
sn4lw R1taaf8 afafN Is Batter
Ao4xn Nafs3a8 nfla sgasst gft GAY
vlt1 Mrs hsrhRssEt Nsn AkfAgA. -
Lo0isians ssele uiafsefssW
" J. cssse ain the areds
ea a ala ue4k rssd
hsqr With hts family.
~
Asss Ann nFuau. ~ 81 Louis
s4ca4xd is pasrAFta4la nuffne ts1s
wpek 20 slsit hef ssstsE Mrs Martin
Hrnnrseh cafoute 50 her haHpe 81.
tef attending shs Material HAIR
Ore esefa and Cnsnesolp~fsta C8a-
vez1sion Ia Sar A0tauio THIS VS.
Mrn Rro&nR flFxt trip 10 ttse south
ana ut sAs etfF wufn Impressed
9Th uhr maeneEx ard pstntS ~ In
prsest Aion9 the way
80
Mis- Fora white vas removed
from the jackson County Hospital
en- Sunday agternpsn 70 her hosue
Oh Washington AxentR
Hiss Marie Westbuonk eas coSn-
~plineasec wtth 3 delightful surprise
birthday Fdty ssi4as efesiftE ~
hsr home vhcn . large nulnhef e
her frtcndt called e extend their
EelscltatiosK Tne entire affair
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mfa. SPENCER Beabe e~nfeFtaineD
81 her home on "Wednesday evening
with . bridge party
Mrs ~ H Nelson, Jra received
the high score prize
After the cards had been Lid
aside the hostess served cake and
eoffse 70 Mendamea. Edwin MnFs
Claude Eeebe. Emmitt Hui. Ralph
Davis. s peterxell and ". II vel
son, JFs and Miss MaresriEe HiiI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

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Mr& Fqank NA'lHs ARD aAuMaases
E~etsfte Mtazae Esf4fe ri2VAEnfn md
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IS axA visited Mt afsa Mrs. Y
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Worlds Greatest
Circus Coming To
Mobile Next Monday

TIE Rinniing nfus and nafnum
a Bailey Circus mfth us wursns
largest big Tap Ia ansid blur. In.
proved air eonalttunlnN. 8 mrs
eHening spectacle. The Hetalyn II
MAxen pnin created and s<sssnuf
IN France ~ Max weekly. and a.
ail-new performances. sfar-skudsfel
b. = Tremendous array cf neg M.
soneau features. VIII exnskll IA Ma
bile. Monday. October IL
Foremost among thn impressive
lmfurtatlons Is the great AlfFed
Court Europea most famous train.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
FoRTNTCuTLY CLUE

The F0rtniehtly Club held rs
first meeting Of the year at the
home Of Mrs. A. L. Monroe on We'd
nesday afternoon
The meeting was opened with the
singing Of America Mrs Monroe
read the club collect. Mira r. G.
Eley. president, gave an address,
Two songs we're rendered b. the
club chorus A short business meet
ing was held and plans for the year
made. Refreshments were served
following the business meeting
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
together were Mesdames w. M
Alexander. Charles Armistead. w.
O. Broome. K. W. Durham. T. l..
DeLasnmet. r. c. EIey. r. l.. Golf,
q. A. Graham. d. r. McCollum. J.
T. Thompson and T. b. West. and
Misses Bessie cowAn and Adah
Head.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
MEEKLY nnlnnE cIlun

Mrs. Claude Beebe entertained
the weekly Bridge Club 1T her home
on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Eminitt HUI f4eeived the
high score prize and Mrs. ChaFier
ArmisteaG the euI prize.
Cold drinks we're served during
the games a1th hot bineberp muf-
fins and coffee following Tie games.
Club members and guests who en-
t0yed the afternoon together we're
MeadaTres Charles Afmislead. ~
II Nelson Jr~ Emmitt Hun. Edwin
Maya Spencer Beebe. s peserxeii.
and Ralph Davis.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

AR FANa ~ FseaNste and Mis-.
Exiiih L ufAn hpsh "a PancaEnsiA
were autetiy niaFfiea lAat Frfsag
nxsssIaE - Nessars 81 TIE Cssufrss
81 OR Lads m Vkiaf8es Ket.
Father caffy rNFfnfEhsnR Ire eNwa
iaant. They uerv attended ~ Lid
DE Carrier esta Miss Anna KFef&
The bride & the daughter 81 Mr.
ard Mrs waiter p DlxSfs. - ix1T
Maato ssfNsf ard tlte ErsasEn = he
s1n o. Mr. MAfy rvaegie Ths
newly wrds viii make ussiF hnns
la PaacAruuia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

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Nfue "a paeus1nigg 9EtA aaslanxh
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eFseAn A~ppmAFAnxa
TIE trading hntsfsnen ~ Kasfes
Hans asramasf6rx. VA uass4eH
ard Lea Ahz4sefAsmfah aaAHaf ~
ngsae6 snsuIm ~ dPaeeaae and
AeeFty Sleeps brine the nte ahams
horse displays % 4 nem high ahs
waF msa he Hskatey Hsaas their Ina
natagian pfnslhle ~ g aid as0sm
- other tfuatN4 ann Svnra mha
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EgrstlasnG
The ufeateet AheA On KaTSts.
AasARAinx toward tbs lsffiluEN M
four iassN trains with lenN fzsuszia.
30 t~lnrahants. t6la mnnneefse anis
mals ard HUNDREDS 81 hnfxea vii
npsn Ess performances ~ alA and
As aaiiY Mitlt aaNpfx nEsn ns ana
7 y m. fuF pslbIie lnsEnealzas ~ re
latse H~ssnaeerle. laeiskflng uafeAn.
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pf FeFfuHmiuA Klarcts m s11a nen
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
BRIDaR CLUn

MIA 9. g. beafdkleR entertained
the Impromptu Brtsae Club IL her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Pretty flowers we're a~ttFactively
arranged In the reception rooms Of
the acme.
Ira ". II. Nelson. Jr.. received
t1e high score prize.
Al the close Of the games q salad
course with coffee waa served 20
MeSdames w, IL Nelson. Jr. Leon
Nelson. A. J. Franklin, q. l. Bond.
T. l. DeIAahmet. r. O. Gpanf. Jr~
Thomas Coulson ard Charles ARM
istead.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
BgIDGE PARTY AT
MRS. BEEEEs HOME

Mrs. Spencer Becbe entertaIned
at her home On Tuesday evening
Hifh : bridge party.
Mrs Ralph Davis received me
hlgn score prize and Mrs John
Lord Of Pascagouia the cut prize.
After the games refreshments
consisting Of angel food. cake and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mr. and Mrs T. r Harper. of OK
0fove. louisiana Rfsfr1uGsee Efas
marriage a. Their danshtsf. Mari
Louise ~ Mr Elils htuMeA. sun 81
Mrs Maggie Moers 81 NhkAtufa
which took plaee IN paerako4siA. on
6rptembsE - lat0 with judge l.
~ Denny performing tire rlsss Ne
and Mfn Jafk Marine wssu tlse Only
attendants Ar afaa Mra Mgs6s
ere wsN kpnan sfirou@hgut Allaeaa.
kinp8 Alabama and TsuislanA. hHa
ARE npw making their home Al 6o4
Lincoln AVnnun. FANaeomiM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Have You Read
At YWBC Library?.

East ct Kaen.~ ~ l.. j. singer
The many admirers cf The
Brothers AslikenAgi viii find an.
other deeply human, powerful story
- Polish Jewry ln this neH book b
IN Singer.
Matt@r Ritter wae Q poverty
stricken ceddler who WAS determine
ed that his only son. Narhnnan.
would beesaae . nsaaus 30 matter
wAaf nne sacrifice. Bat tie khaaae
brought on the family hy the oldest
sister changed their plans and mode
Of life. and Nachman became 4
bakers apprentice. The war
brouant even more changes. ard
Nachman finally fled - Ihe Soviet
where he imagined his dreams
would be fulfilled. His subsequent
suffering ard dlslIlusipnfneft round
ont this realistic. moving study of
q family doomed 70 failure.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

cold drinks were serged Cold drinks
we're enjoyed during Ue Hamea.
Those wto enjoyed lire evening
together were Mesdamek. William
Hiefson. John Lord. ! willard p.
Ciaissner. Kenneth Davis Of pasea-
goula. and Ralph Davis ana IAen-
hard Rpbinson Of Moss Point
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mf aaaa MrR y . sgmsma. ~ Mss
. n4fneA whe hmd besn 4 esess
b. tne hsne & NJ Esd Mra SEaftn
ENf k&4Fs8a mw0kA retaFsat1 mstA
n@m ac~uansshnara ~ Mrs Ags@nn
e
Ma Mawtn MasN Mr. 1Ansa
MAsN Pas MAYA and Mnek rhaaas
sUnt Muntas III Mode
49,
NrS Eaikh talsnsn Srd Nj
NeAsws 1Aynsen 81 yernweNsd y -
ieit Wednesday 80 fesufn 70 us3
heene Mster 4 Nse&a xsAEt 10 nafn
ma ard aFostsex. ar SfAnley Lag
VIVA ata in ~ hsane A. Mr n L.
HEAD
MIA Aison nanmsnu returnNd
saasay asxsn = few Sara ttEf te
FeiasfyVs IL Wafer vaisty. Afssa
Mr an Mrs. 4 u Roble u
LuonfMie 2gwnf Sunday VISITING
REV and Em r a West
3d.
Bsss wood VINO Is attending
@sase Business C0neEc n Nem or.
cana sEzut tte Ncrk eno herr Wlsh
his pafen2S Mr and Mie a. p.
Rood
Assx ANsaA Bsasg and Mar
RrsxR q Mooale we're visitors here
Sunday aitnrraon
-
Tne many friends q Mr. A. p,
MeArthar rekfesica b hear Of her
accident ct her home last THURSDAY
and are very glad 70 know that she
Is DONG nicely in ae jackson
County Hospital where abe was
moved f0iiowing the accident
D.
Mrs @ a Graham Mrs. q r.
Wood Msa D. n MrCoiinm, AIRS,
s A McInniS Mrs. H. c BeaFdsiee,
Miss Eufne McSIkNls. Mrs 7. a.
West and Mrx OrNsoFy Wood ~.
tended the Presbyterian urout
Conferences in Biloxi. Friday.
-
MI. and Mrs s peteFreIl spent
last Wednesday IN Mobile.
D.
AR. Richard Green returned d
his home IN ClaFkE La. sunday
after q several days WISH 10 Mr. Al
bert BrouSSard.
D.
Mrs. Edwin Leanep and Mr. l.
x Mcintosh attended = district p.
T. A meeting IN GulfporL last Fn-
day.
MI ard Mrs Tom coulson were
among the recent visitors 20 Mo-
bile.
Miss Maud Roberts Of VanrIeave
was q week end guest 0f Miss lille
swan.
Mrs. John Csri0t ard AIRS. II u.
Overstreet and MiKs Thompson. ac-
eompanied By Mrs G. l. Nelson OF
Escatawpa. attended the Method
nt Missionary Conferences In Match
ez this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Lowe left
today cThurNaayl for Jackson
where they Joined Mr. and Mrs,
Walter Lowe End together enjoyed
the State Fair. Mr.. Love viii re-
turn home Saturday and Mrs. Lowe
Wall spend several weeks visiting
relatives In Tchula. Walden and
Wesson.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mrs. l. Blount Of Collins. Miss,
and Mrs. Jim Williams Of Prentiss.
spent the week end IN the home OF
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Il ssmasss y gsas famay hssx bea sesane. 4 ym law haa !
e4ntss e II Fa hare aawa = paFsY. HaeMw ear fe A4 eee as
msa8 ka ua
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

ham and Mildred Moss. spent the
week end IN Philadelphia. Miss.
william Mcleod lest SATURDAY. 10
return 70 Memphis. Tenn. after a
several days visit IN the h0sne OF
his mother. Mrs. Louise r. Mcleod.
.
Mrs. X W. BurnhRm, Mrs
Charles Armistead and Mrs. Ralph
Davis. spent last Thursday IN Mo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Scarlet Of
jacksonville. Fla. arr guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. n. DuttoEl Mrs Dutton
and mr.. and Mrs. Scarlet enjoyed
the day. Monday. in Mobile.
o.
Mrs Lee King Of New Orleans
spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Z x Mcintosh.
Miss Sue Rlicrease Of Stockton.
Ala. Is a guest in the home Of DIT.
ard Mrs. A. P Macarthur
Mrs. Delano BrusStar LETT sunday
after a several days visit 70 her par
ents. Mr.. and Airs. F. @. Spann. Sr.
to return TO her home in Baltimore,
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. p. Seaman re-
turned last Thursday from a pleas
ant visit to relatives IN Georgetown,
s. c.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

~ Tssx wAFf1N oF Tssg k1rArx
~ KkknsNAMn d wAkkMM nN
tEAHklA.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Nrx Eai4h talsren Srd nj
NeAsws 1MyHsen 81 yeFnweNsd y =.
isit Wednesday 50 fxsufn % uS&f
heene Astm = sseka xsxEt % uhez
mNn ard aFostsss. MF SsAnlEy Lag
men ana IN us hsnne A. Mr n l.
Head
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Ma Nawtn Mara Mr. Laura
MAsA Pas Mss& ard Mnek naaae
sUnt Muntas III Mode
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

NJ asaa Mrs. p . sFmsua. ~ Mss
. n4fneA whe hmd besn 4 esess
b. tns hsne & NJ Esd Mra S0fn
ENf k&4Fs8a mw0kA retaFsat1 mstA
them ae~eeansshnara ~ MFa AgsAnp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mr& q. A. Graham. MS. q r.
Wood MIA D. IL MrColinm Mn
s A Mcinniss Mrs. H. c Beardslee.
Ntss Flufrie Mc71GNtA. Mrs r, d.
West. and Mfx OrNgofy Wood ~.
tended the Presbyterian GROUP
Conferences ln Biloxi. Friday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

MIA AsEcn ntnnsuu retuFHsAd
aaaay gsxsn = few aAya rtEt te
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LaorfAie esNnt Sunday vtNllns
REV and EF4 r n west
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Tne nary friends of MrS A. p.
Macarthur regretted b hear Of her
accident 81 her home last Thursday
and are very gsaA 20 krsow that she
Is doanR nicely in me jackson
County Hospital where Abe was
moved f0liowang the aepideas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Beg4 Wnnd wnc Is attending
Aaie Business College h. New Or
ean& spRp6 tise wcek End herr Wlsh
his pafenfS Mr and Mia a. r.
Wood
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Assx kawsaA Bsaas ard MRrs
RfsxR q M0eale Wtfe visitors here
Sunday aftnrsooa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs s peteFreIl spent
last Wednesday ~ Mobile
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
HOLINESS

First P~entecostal: North Second
and Parsley streets. Rev. I. D
Dickens, pastor. Pastors residence.
Castle Haynes road. Post office adj
dress Box POI, City. If the pastor
and church can serve you please
call us.
Services for today and week, Sun
day school 10 a. m. B. A. Blake,
superintendent. A class for all ages
Morning service II a. m. Sermon by
the Rev. Jerome Hodges of Colds.
boro, N. C. Rev. Hodges is super
intendent of the North Carolina con
ference of the church. A splendid
minister come hear him today.
Young peoples service $50 p. m
RS. I. D. Dickens, president.
Evening service 1870 p. m. Sermon
by the Rev. Jerome Hodges.
The regular mid-week prayer serv
ice will be had on Wednesday even
ing at 7:45 p. m.
The Friendly Workers circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. R. B
Brown on Brunswick street on Fri
day night at 7:30 in place of Thurs
day,
The public is most cordially invited
to worship with us.
Church of GOd-21st street anc
| Gibson avenue. 2:30 and 1880 pm
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
Sunday School Lesson

Jesus did not mean to imply
that all priests and Levites were
hypocritical and unfeeling men,
and that all Samaritans were
thoughtful and full of love toward
their felloWmen-by no means.
What He did intend to teach was
that religious profession meant
nothing unless it was a reality in
life, and that even a man who
might be thought Of as an outcast
religiously, might in deed and
truth be a sincere exponent of the
gospel Of love and good will.
It is this fact that we need firmly
and profoundly to grasp today in
a time when there is such a tend
ency to judge men by the their ra
cial religious, or sectional labels
| Goodness is not confined to any one
group, and there are pretenders
and hypocrites among those who
profess to be the very chosen Of
the Lord. There have been many
like the Good Samaritan in all
walks of life and among all sorts
of men. The man, regardless o1
his creed or profession, who. truly
serves his fellowmen, is nearer tt
God than the man who processes
to be devout, but who neglects the
simple acts of mercy and justice
The world cannot have too many
Good Samaritans, and we shall
never see the full redemption o.
mankind until every man is a Coco
Samaritan at heart. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08
pvwr1,J.IAM E. GMROYD, D. d.
Editor of Advance
r.x+. I,uke 1O:25-S7

lFAts 41unS
The parable of the Good Samar-
ton is old and familiar, but al
wavs new. It will continue to be
both new and good news until 1t IS
nut more widely into practice; 1or'
DESPITE the worlds acquaintance
with It. the world is still far from
WHITING its spirit i1to practice. The
policy of the good neighbor is need
ed in every land and in every
phase of human relations today.
The story, Of course, is well
known. but some details OF it need
emphasis. 1t is a story OF con-
trasts, and we may be sure that
Jesus intended these contrasts to
have their full effect. On the one
hand. we have a priest and a
Levite who saw the man who had
been robbed and beaten and left
half dead, but who did nothing to
help him. On the other hand, we
have a certain Samaritan who,
when he saw the plight of the poor
fellow, was moved with compass
sion'' and gave him every help.
Now, the point of the story is
in this contrast between the con-
ventional religious leaders in Is
rael and the Samaritan, whom
they regarded as a religious out
cast and a hereto. The Jews
have no dealings with the Sa'
maritans."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-08

services will be conducted b,
Rev. w. S. Goodnight of me
N. c. and will be an exposi,oooe,
truth on the book of Pevoiou OF
Everyone welcome. j. l. Ts, Jpn
pastor. 0S'or'
Church of God, Ali Wright s,r...
The Rev. V. D. Combs. pastor ~ icy
Willoughby. chorister. Mrs o.. NJ
Teachey, pianist. Sunday scboo, ''h
10 a. m. T. G. Sellers, superir,. AZ
dent. Morning worship at II
Sermon by Evangelist Josenb r. A
llzzi. Evening worship at IA g.
cial singing and music CLOSING
ries of revival services. D. V %'
life story IF Rev. Terlizzi win
continued Monday evening AZ 7..o
The public is cordially inv;tsd
hear the closing chapter Of his rfa,0
story. "'s