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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10
mos trirS Sas 1ahr 1910 iii, SIC 1oeH mnH far Aas
Hcmfhe bclestmm Int Nn,erifa brineen?
@on s. 6. MiQer.

Gas Greignis oieier 8od,e lit Sic
3niammenfllnit SitIer uno Mtuiio-
linis am 0renner YaB, aIle 3eitun-
gen, Naoios uno ioniti9c Nabriften=
giros bringen MltluaBl,ngcn, aber
fein Menib tpeib, mas am 8renner
Yab 6eiproben ipuroe. 8an5 beion=
oers ibtper iino sic slnflagen mierer
3eitun9en iiber oen Trei- -WGdtcper.
trag 5lpiiden 0elttiblano. SstaIien
lu1o ssopan. Man ipilnoert iid), oaB
oieier Sertrag geipii1ermaben cine
Nnhuort beoeutet fir oie Silfe, mel
te sic Gereinisten Staaten England
III iolcb grobem Mabe geben. Gbc
Gn9lono nno 6ranfreid oen Gries on
9eutihlanO erf1rten, Dcltanb Elm
Neutralitdtseeies, ipelbes ourb lm-
ieren YrGiioenten geibaffen mlrroe,
ooB ieoer Station perbot elmer anoe=
rem Nation in irgeno elmer @eiie 81,
belfen, ialls oieie einen &rieg ers
flGren ipiiroe. Die @ereiuieten Stao=
ten unterihrieben bieien Gertrag ,mo
man nobm an, oab &rieee fir INNER
oanlit aus ser Welt geihaift tporoen
>lren, bod es fam anbers. Sobalo
'nglano uno Granfreid Sen arieo
an Gel,tiblanb ertlGrteu. pllroe Die
les slertralitdtseeies bon bemielben
Wann in Der Nelt obgcdnoert, oab
ole &ereinieten Stoaten bereit mo-
rell icoes Mittel notig gun, &rieg
iiibren. on iolde Ndd)te 81 pcrfal-
ten, ,pelde ilnltanoc ieien, Wunition,
Ganonen, Ilug5euge lIitp. bel rns ob-
'holcn un6 6afiir in bar 81 beSob-
len. Ticics NeutrolitGtsgeicb puroc
'lio mir iiir Gnglano geidaffen umb
mir iino ooourd, aeluiiiermaben mi
-"ite gnglanos in oen 3rieg cinsc
treten. 9ieie Shulb oriift uns uub
man periud)t, auerlei 8riinoe bem
amerifoniidpn @olf por3Iieten, mes
balb Gnglano alli jeben 5oll pom
llntergang gerettet neroen mub.
oSn Ser fonlmenoen YrGiioenten=
spabl ideint Die Hettllng Gnglanbs
oic Salptroae 5ll ipielen, oeun beioe
Ganoibatcn legcn in alien ibrcn &es
oen Dem ameritaniihen Golfe bie
9tot,penoiafeit Dor, crit alles noeD
Gnglano 81 ibiden, oage9en iiir III.
iere ei9ene SidcrItcllilng crit ipdter
su Iorgcn. &ann man iib MN oar.
iiber ,plnSerm oab Sel,tihlano mo
Sestalicn ollb nod einen Serbiiuoeten
illd)en Inn oie Scilnabme Mmerifas
5llgunitcn Gnglanos alli5upiegen?
Iber bel bem 8aruerfaui an Gnglauo
lit es audi nidt 9eblieben, ionbern
9iIipnen peroen lpieoer bem ioae.
nannten Wutterlano 5l,r Seriiigung
aeltellt, pelde Sic SteuerSabler Der
Gereinigten Staaten mieOerlm ipiter
be5ablen miiiien.
Wir iollten nit alien Mitteln sic
groB5iigige 8eipeglrng "Mmerifa
ssirlt" ,lnterltiiben uno in Sen font
menoen 8ablfampf iollte oies uniere
Earole 1cin. Man malt oen WGblern
Elm @eipenlt an oie @ano bas Sitter,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10
Safs Gteater
MNiteric.Tilm .Ui0neD ano tie
YSumen".

Son Tnnnerstag, ben 10. Sftober
nb miro in Safc Sbcater Ger inter
eIiante mpiterioie Slim ,,lfonep on>
the @omen" ge5eigt. Die Sullptour.
ileaer iino Seiirep Spnn uno SRI
Moribaa. 9lllBcroem itebt iiir oiei(
@odc a,Ii Dem Ero9runlln ySb(
Granger on the Sbiro sSloor" nit
Ec1er Sorre IN ser Sitelrollc. Spiel.
5cit pom 10. bis 16. Sftober.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10

Brigham Yomna, Truntiersman"
,uiro pum Sumnabeno ab aeipiclt.

@enn am Samstae, Sen ~. 81,
tober, bieies srobe hiitoriid,e Irama
ieincn Ginsue in oas Sippobrome
Sbcater halt, miro Ser 9ciuher et,pas
aus ser friiheren Yionierperlooe bon
slmerifa icbcn uno Elm Shlagli6t
ulli Die Gntpiflilng ser 0formonens
tirhe gelporien. Sprone Eoper ipielt
,sonatbon Sent, iein 8egeniiber lit
Die biibid,e 2inbu Sarnell uno Sean
Sogacr ltcut Brigham 9ouna bar.
Gie siusitottllng lit lcbr biibIf lmo
Nie Sonblune bod)lt lpannelo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10
8cll Gclcptet,e
Gloab Mad, Elm flaiiiider Nniaaer

@enn Mad in 3anespille, Ohio,
ols Office. ssunge in Citation @gS@
t1tig mar, ereisnete es iid, oab er
zines Cages fir Sen regul1ren sln=
'oger eintreten mlBte uno oas mar
ser @euoepunft in ieinem Seben. Gr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10
Waklliitc iiber 6OO,O(DO

sm leBteu &egiltrierllngstaa tr,l.
gen 100000 neuc &obler in Gupo.
boaa Gollntp ibre 9tamen in bie
Elm. Iieies Gplu,tp bat nun
625 900 @dbler, Ole berehtigt iino
i'm 3openrber ibre Stimme absuaes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10
Community SUMO
IS miiIcn 31a Millionen Dollars
anigebrad)t werben

Tas 3iel ser %. Sabresfompagne
iiir Den Community Sslno, oie pom
1S. bis %. 9tohcnlber oauert, lit Die
les Mol S3,35O.O0O, genau iopiel
mie porigcs rsubr. Sale @ronu, ,Siliss
&niiierer ser National Gitp @anf, lit
Goriitenbcr Der &a0nc, uno sSr.
q. 90. Clements itebt un ser Spite
bes ,Sruuen-&omitees. lleber 100
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno GoIpi-
tGler merben BON Dem ssl,nb unter.
ititt lnb mn9efGhr $4,000 freitpilli-
ger Seller treten aftip in sic 3am-
pugnc ein. Gas Sdlagluurt lit: r9abt
uns iopicl geben als mir fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10

- IS gibt faIt in ieoer Jamilie
Geltalinuen. sic oas sscller Scr lin
sufricocnbeit Dor Dem 8erl0ihen be-
lpabren.
- Gen pielen 2enten bon Staub
miirocn mir einige Sellte nit Ser
ltnnN norsiehcm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-10

Sen. Die ,siibrerc beioer Yarteien be-
aniprilhcn eineu &orteil in Ser itar'
fen 3unnabnle ser Hamenslilte.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
HOME NURSING AND CARE
OF THE SICK ARE BEING
TAUGHT TO MANY WOMEN

N4nety aer csus - ~ kek an,
ease1 fog ia ossr honeA aceurdszx
- Nsa Eh9 u Hyr1 HsA AZ
Nlsny Nww w&s the STATE nuara
ii HeAlsA Who STATES thai It's skR.
me lnaRates ax g-cAt ueea Ter
tearnhzr atneu2fe hozan care az ihr
Nrk 10 n1e gtsks Ano wczaaen w1e
al ar& as nn1ne nsM&
part1ne cat TIE eTmn * TIE
Stair Board * Health 10 nzeet uan
neeG &ae say5 H12t uaax last wrek
asap class nE 90 graduates received
corElcicairx Aaowtnx that taey casn-
peSEG 4iiry haNzz& Ct t1xsrte41an "a
hesith c1acstion Mora thar al
eo p0p4A Ia MkSSpA have re
resved Ike certificates Nrsox ISIS
According 80 Mss BYRD the pzhaac
hc4ith nurse teaches IN simple Ian
guzNgS DEMONSTRATING he's 70 make
. bed rxe a hath ana various NAYS
81 making the patient comfortable
a. WeA - pointing cat TIE necessary
Diet how % serve food. means 0f
mouth hygaese how 70 geep = sim
pie besife Fcoora hoN g take
pulse, Temperature ard respiration.
and the nec& foT personal hyENne
by gne sttencRnt a TIRE patient
Miss BYRD stresses the He fer
sabststutlng S1rnpae home appliances
for elaborate equipment which
uttRn Is not available. A recent ex-
anapae o. q patient mace cuEnfort-
able Is q LITTLE tselve-vear-oad boy
suffering for three weeks N1th rheu-
matte fever Who deveaoS%d 3 serious
bed sore A pressure ring WAs hast
~ Anpfoxzsed Of lint from hoene
grown cotton covered w1th soft
shite -four sacking. The relief from
pain which spread over the little
sufferers face maTked the high
point in the Gays work Of the pubic
health nurse
The instruction IN hone care Of
the SICK given BY pubic health
nurses does not equip the pupils to
eec2nse nurses who care for patients
ia the home for remuneration. Miss
Byra SAYS. But Il does enable them
70 form q line Of defense hack OF
the professional health workers Ia
times Of Illness and disaster. when
patients must Be cared for II the
home
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
HURLEY

Mfa vsAse xa asa 4 a.
aa R9 aanff - @ MuNx
As NnN@ g 4 Nue ma
Az W& ~
~ asas AkFs Il n Ks
ne &sN N eM
9s4 # 81
AH
uaen nrsa Fm g
4 rV4 KM - ha
Ma N@NaR e. M4a
M1~ tsAn fM4s x Ea
Aafana " m : s 1m nssei
Mae uEmnsk
SfMFsa ~ cm Il
sn khs AAa e 41sk ~
\ a. y e
lies ASA Mfs Kmaea fsM ~
F~mNanNsA awf ak8 An2zNa
AZ NssNF tenN nu zE aEka
eFgeNa ks esNh uM - lFms@
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
Gods Care of His People
H1cHrzoHrs on THE SUNDAY scHooL LESSON =

waters. our souls restored whsn
they are weary.
We shall Be led into paths Of
Righteousness - not waekednesa-
And even IL We are compelled 70
walk through the valley q the
shadow q death--whlch ws al
must 90 some time n our Ives
we should fear no evil for cur
God il with "a. Ills rod ard His
stan shall comfort us-aEain SYM
boas o. the shepherd. for each
shepherd carries . STAFF . lean
upon and 20 touch the sheep with.
and . rod wzfh which he could
strike down . Wild beast that
Threatened his sheep.
Thou pFsparest = table before
me IN the presence Of mtna enc
mica We sn have enemies-evn
thoughts that would Lead -
astrny. Temptations Of many
kinds thai besef - ard 70 which
we may give way. But u we turn
70 Jehovah cur Shepherd ws VII
not turn from the paths Of right.
eouaness. but feast u TIE pfeeencs
Of these ssras enemies. ard grow
strong 70 Withstand - saeA a.
ssuita-
Thoa snolnteaz my hea6 vita
ol my cup runnxth over
AnolEflnK TIE had Ct : guest
vim swset~sneEllEg o1 waa a. cd
Or1entai custom Do 90 rsHssEn-
Der when TIE wzozaan anotnLed
gssug head with precious ONT.
NEST n the house q stnoaf
sesu1 hest sxpestuasse6 and
1esus 'FebEke1 I'm saying Ny
bad with o shoa ds1st not
anotnt- Gzmon Rad rot treated
fhe LoFe a. - hazssFe1 guest An6
had no night 20 repross ne uosa-
- w1o recognised Der aas1of
Our cup - ~. theFef2s y
running cssF. hse4aas = or SIRE
ness q Co.'s GenesF esFs
And ksl- ws uazs Azss fzlth
that we 0hsH - t4ksa care & n
ohe nulzue-ne mattN NE41 hap
pena -slrsiY Eco1nesa an6 lovznE
bfn6neas azsH fo.IoU zhs - uzs
Gays e ny lie. SO J zazl dwea
n uhs hQan4 e 1sa9x0 foFesa
HCg mzanY - - esa Fsl4 co.
G6ently e. tie premise = usee
u0ukle6 uMsaf Surely 1s LH1
has not faile1 - re e4n ILL
trust in Hin 81 As aersas evsn
e. me Go es4sy ezznesEz.- an6
ne 9ear Gor fha future e khea-
SANDS - tA4 hzazzza re
9eraiy we eaa hass faz1 uaf
~ ntan a1Ns4 = tns Eezss g
1ehegak foTeza
aaznas aznAIa2a L.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
CHURCHES 90 CHHTsT.


Mind~ i the subject q - L4-
sQn-Aefmon ehasa 81 - red e
"a Churches q CzEaa asa
SUNDAY. August =
The Golden II + H =
tie name Il uad 81 ssa sne
esefs fm Htaaou 80 mzzzaz aFe
hx lie elfssb NHaaaa unto
k1ae wls, and knudzs - aaHEn
thai know Understandings fuantst
q Wzy.
Anaos1g ne efzagtaEe assAeh eeaAs
prise Ghe f&4e zasaa : - f#-
eW1EK from use Hezs - Nfe
halh knoNn azs a1zaa q EAe IasAY
- Nln nam hzau Ne eunzElnff
Fos ~ Hka. go uzzazaH HI
and - Nina afe e 1a.Hzz= = NHzz1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23

A wedding of wide Interest IN
Ocean Springs ard ouifpoft took
place last Friday afternoon at 600
O'Clock IN Guifport uiaen Miss Anna
Josephine Schultz Of Ouifpoft. be-
came the bride Of Michael Brady
Mitchell Of Ocean Springs. The Inn
pressive double ring ceremony vas
performed IN St John TIE Evange-
list Catholic Church b. Res. Father
Hubert spenaIer.
The bride waz given IN marriage
by her father. j j Schultz. Bfle
entered the church on MS arm. 70
sae strains Of The wedding march
from Lohengrin played On the
church organ by Mis- Aargnesste
Weeks.
Miss Schultz was lovely IN 3 we'd
ding dress Of heavenly blue triple
sheer, redineote with navy aeceA-
SORES. and shoulder e1rnase q baby
cardinals SHE carried prayer beads
belonging 70 3 great aunt, the late
Mrs Susis 6t Amant. an ; prayer
book from which fell stFeanera tied
wIth small white azler3 Sire had
as her only attendant her aunt Nfias
Clair yolyedfeh q Mobile. who wofe
navy redfnRote. fashioned Ike the
brides dress sire had nary acres
poF1es and n shoulder eoFsaee 81
pink carnations
The altar Of ne church wak beau
ttfully decorated vim palms and
white a1teTB Preceding ne wedding
ceremony Paul carTub4 d Long
Beach =ag ave Maria
Ar Mitchell had q his only ar
tendant ard bzt nan. joseph J.
Schultz. Jr. q 0aifpoFt. brother
Of the bride
Following flze ueedlna ; reception
Was gfyen "a t5onm q he nexfV-
SEEDS a. the hone q ina brides
parents oa SIS Avenue winch vas
attended ~ = large number q reia-
uyes and friends q ne e~aHatrzeffna
parties. The reception rooms # TIE
home wefe beautifully Decorated
w1h fioNeFs earring oai = green
and white motif
Foil0WinF 3 hoaeYHaazlH trip -
Florida pafntx Mr ard Mrs III
eheii v1il return = uaHp4s HhHe
they VIZ make asss Easzs = So
4tst Aveauk
The bride = - azaxnzU q NJ
and Mn : Elsasa = UszHpau
Ehe Il s graduate q fnH Uafuaf1
HiRh Schanl II ne elaM 4 IsM
and haA BEEN hxkksez~r At TIE
HoufheFn Stationery g
Mr. Mitchell l. she aan q ~.
and Mrs O. ~ Mitchell AfAa e :
nfe~acng f24adeuE - Osan nn4zaes
where he received - s1seafzsa II
bf pubic &Aeoh - S = neMnE
: veiofF A. Ne pAnf q rs Ineaiis
HnipDmidin9 Corporation II Fssea-
soa1a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23

The regular EaNFAxn MesS5EsN 0f
TIE MsEhuaisaS Msaztanaer AnslllkFs
% lhe Moss pusns MesKNAasaa chuFxh
vii b. held ii ~ ehaTeh MusltaY
aftaSnaxm III ! ~ aeHaeA uish Mrs.
a. q tlnuck a. leader I1sk h IN
Important meeslxsN n & 4 f4sa last
before ths saegsssss - - mEsfssA
and thN nanAe ehaK&ea 10 tn
women az Christian meft1xn
NeW nfIirNm wifl - einrtad ~ Aze
terminating COMMITTEES apssAasNa -
tie pa1ia - : sEs1sAI meetlua h4-
fure she flfss e apsmhss
TIE very lneiesaEas msaslssf nm.
defed Ne s~llslaasl1ea II ne elfels
msefln1H MussIag affsz1saan hua !
ieN bfated Hh1 etanssni4 ~ : mses.
ifsR Ia uae haHne g Ma Ia T1iqmp~
mn and ~ TIE mEsnz
Tee meetlfs4 af E@xtE Ne wnz
very insFSasstla axa MsaFat matters
~ important AaanHeAA NeTe AxuaN1ir
n tua assenfloH II tie meanhefa
MlSs Tbngnpensa. Ann ID asM dawps
ttpaAi. also Diseased tasl<a ffoHs
uHe New 0ulas. uAe saak II rules
fcf Hge pfuSnsea HsafAax4 oTNanfa9
don. and TIE nhAnash - - mlAas
An interesting afllaie 81 flua b
BE- . 0ood Me1nhes aaa Hos 10
b. . Coed 0ffIem. wsa feaa nfa
~ impuFiancs stressed Ffasn :
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
PRESBYTERIAN

ni4 AuxSftaFx met ~ - enoszh
81 NfAAaaE NfAaTnaA ii askae
thirty MIA Nxags M&sn4z14 SEN.
ssfiesf eeeF tlAs eaMzzs Hzssx sszh
Mia KsueF4 MxtnaAa eA6zaax 80
gssWxAn. th2 AsAs hszzza HszmE
ard EhfAAAtAn fteln& ALTER 4
stse2t hgManssa asee4laN - AssxalaasY
AafAmteaa - a8ezs asNEn n sksa
church "a tie szEEa zfeznlzY III
@pfseasAx4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
ARENA

Mrs X W Roberts led ne open
ing exercises 81 Roberts Chapel
Sunday. August Is
Charles Strickler Of Houston. Tex
as. has been visiting relatives here
for several days
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Strickler and
NJ. and Mrs Percy Roberts are on
a vacation trip They VIII visit in
Nashville. Tenn before coming
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Terkhurzt
and two children and Mrs J. c.
Guy OF crachton. Ala. spent the
weck end with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Dudley.
Mr.. and Ar8 Elmo G. Davidson
were recent visitors 70 Charles
johnson and Mrs Lula Lyons at
Seven Hills. Ala.
Angus Roberts and his parents
and sisters. visited his aunt Mrs.
Lizzie Cunningham, recently.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cunning
ham spent the weekend here with
relatives Mr.. Cunningham IS EN-
ployed BY the Alabama Power Co.
o
Miss Ina Mae CUNNINGHAM is
spending two weeks with relatives
az Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pierce vfs-
tied Mrs. P1erce'x father, Harry
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23

h 81 A Il a1 a E4@
lssS easNaSaaA
IL O. a aat# M4AA4p
afFNN aN ~s Hsaass
kSH AZ Eso4slfse uaraEasa 6Nfes
Ne an a4aga MnAss
s. ~ A - se mkgxF
tsn4 emeh Tg
500 y A wenN Mmnssy
sHss useraa 81 MmAAs after
slse HaeeAsH A8N a3 aaAh nAks1M
a y pA3NM pAasm
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23

lasu4 map nf n4 MmM NnaA AAa
AsDa oa ~ e4A Maa TNn
nkEd 4Mf ~ EassE
II Nfkh - unsaea Essas<A serves
Ard Ens4 q Ne HamsAnA 41sex&
WeT HeA&xa nhH xaA 4sa4s
ssts ~ essAsaa4 49, AHE&A
h@a strN4f4 &A ara n AANl
fr#mseE za 4
aaesAA Mm Ahsk enc HNs&
AeaaxE Ia nef 4akfa& N@Ya : N
aaa fefM mn what Naf@f * ~
NeN CaaFsb amA #Tas - ~
EANsxn MksssN * - re Msf4a
im8 ne ea slEh #aff
hnts9et Ana eata weTs Mfxua ~
ne fastMn sto presented ~ tMz
SISTERS Mtkh aazHlg sszxs hAARsss
siztefA 8afEN tie nAzaf hNM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
PREsBYTKRIAN cmuRcH

Sunday Bcho<a st 81 = -
Divine Worship e # % 4 n
Choir Rehearsal and Singing
wednesday. Tsm =. ~
ThG Auxiliary iii Heet MONDAY.
lnN 2Gth. at go ?. n sin Mm
W r. KEEL
80 act that yoaf PFan&Euie q
Action would bar - y made =
lAw for ne whole Wufsa KAnt
Fgefypue cordially united - NeH-
ship with -
HIzsvKx MCDOWELL
MzE1szef5
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23

The pastor and menibers o. ths
Methodist Church extend : cordial
invitation 10 ali who wish 70 w0r-
ship with Ia.
Program foE sunday.
1000 a. m-Chufch School. A r.
Megehee. 5upt
1isD0-Morniua worship
TOO D. m@EpwoFth League.
7s4b-Evenine Worship
Woman'k Missionary Societies on
Monday afternoon.
J. W. MOORE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
AssENnLY oF con

ANtEHEUEH "
The Friendly Church With A
welcome
Cur sunday Services
Sunday School. 10 90 A n
Devotional hour. ITO a. ~.
EvMnReIsslsr service. 7.4s r. n.
We are very happf Of the interest
and progress Of the Sunday school.
Those OF you net attending Sunday
school anywhere else. viii find a
isearty welcome awaiting yuu ut this
school
KENNETH ERWIN.
paatof.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23

MIM 1e CAnEs4 asa ~ T
luu sns&atn1sza Efa Massacre
fAxtxx Cffrse in the hNsns a Ms
camnea ~ Meassss nitesxnNm
Afaef . Mnsf haa Eass&iza =
saasans Nxsai laAu eaA enase ~
ulkten time ~ hamks saxxA4 ~
rfeMsA ard eak8 - - exen aassn
tzNs ~pTsssgst.
The 1unmss4 Byrd csssle m4k a.
the hcaaH ue Mf# Wsi ktGnn Win
AfEe Alten ard MFA NAn AfAen ~
hnaseNxea A afgas bsaafnNea meak
in9 mm& heta Mna Q nem mefntEt
wgi<sanHa sa7a i've ei4xM. Ara r ~
Beard A ps&aAnt sactAl tsassE Nma
entn9ed ard eNznen Ana nAAs weau
served % MesaaHtsa Aaiea 5MssA X
~, ra14Aey. T. u Heard 4 W..
ngg1a1ama E4safes Afaasassd p
nEnFk r. A uaf* r 1. FaiAshnNs
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NsAeAA D. asaa IIsnlsaEa nansasan
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EPISCOPAL

s. sehnss Church. P~aseaeenIas
Holy Communion every Sunday Ut
100 a. m
Holy Communion ct 10 % . IN
GA the FIRST ard Third Sundays.
Morning Prayer On taa Second
and Fourth Sundays - 100 = n
Sunday School and seFviee foE NE
Boys and girls every Sunday at
80 q m.
A sermon Il always preached -
tfie 10 % o'clock service.
EDWARD q. MAXTEu
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sPKNCER MkNoRlAL BAPTIST
ssfffn1A

Bayuu casoste Community
SUNDAY
naa 4 M eanaaf Ag1seuz ] C.
NtftnNfg4lnw. Superintendent
te Is ~ Mofata& Service. seeugSa
and fourth sunday ii each Enonth
7se0 b m--rTayxf service
Thursday 7 20 = m-Prasef aeT-
ioe.
Come out and eoEstaip w1th N.
Y. G wINDHAM.
Pastor
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OUR LADY o.
UfUHGg

CuURIs
Masses on Sundays ~ 600 and
90 a NJ.
Mass ON week days a. ESQ.
Confessions On Saturdays. Ewes es
Feast Days. and Thursdays before
first Fridays go to asW and 100
70 800 D. M.
Holy Hour on Sunday evenings Il
7spo O'Clock.
NovenA 10 Our Lady nf Perpetual
Help on Tuesday EVENINGS - Tss0
Glass In religion for High School
students on Sunday morning at
es43.
REV. p. J. CAREY. Pastor.
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By NEwnfAN


fThs international Uniform
Lesson O. ths above topic for
Aug. Is IL Psalm =. ths Golden
Text being Pszlfn I'll Jehovah
10 my shepherd: I shall not wAnt-1
THE PSALM which Il the sub
3ect Of tod4ys ieason i short but
II IL probably the best known and
loved Of - tks ps4lzas. Il has no
da,s. Some pat q early u paNd's
life. some piace 4 ate r might
have been written about 1910 B c
Day6 ave1 through most q The
lin century.
Let u read q ever and thsn
talk about Il.
Jehovah = NJ zhsphsrd: ! shall
not want
He maketh ne 70 II down n
green pasturszs
He iea6eth ne bsslds stll waters
He restoreth my soui
He ru8oeth ms II Ehe paths Of
righteousness Ger lis namss
sake.
Tea. though I sszlk rhrough chs
valley q the zzafCw q
Death
WIN fear - evn: fx Thoa AT
win ne.
my no1 an6 ny staG. thsy
enmfaF1 ne
Thou preparezz : t4bs before
me n IT, pzsssnes = uazs
S1szatezs
Thes snalnsest ~ bad w1h
eli:
Ny cup rznnszh opsE.
Surely sne1nezz and Ioy1ng-kn6
nssa shaH feslew - - Ghs
Ga zs
And ] ahan 1wsH u - hazss a.
Jehoyah foreTsT
-Jenosnh Il NJ zAzepAa1- Tns
Jews ~sre = pss1ard psogia ard
shspnsras Ezz4zse TT EeeAs
VITA uzlx zxe4 + nssszazv.
nenefor4 EhsTs 80 - heEzeT
cooRpu<x q Eez6H eaxa I'D
watch4anez oEe EH14e Il -
eharE4 thaa ehsf e Ea 8spher1
and ha neeL 4 Azzhsz1 - ulaf
hls chzEKea 80 ~ - e 80
nzrs essAAHa tt ~ - -
taF. naa4 msT - : ae4 - Fs
and n &C. 80 k&z - @sznaN9
no1Rk4 ezE = I'll q - aeaaG
anG nuszaNa9 e - -.
zFzw4 q - Law4
Iku1 doa 1szA 80 eRM
Hsa peoSaa = - - 80 4 In
80 To- 81 = EzkA ssxs a-
lee - eFssa pastures hzes -
$780, -
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MOSS roiST
MNzcA M6ma

KREolK BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday 2ehosA each Sunday a.
Is A. ~
preachlnk aefsice~znds srd ana
SIN Hundayg. ito 4 - aHa gH
y ~
y v. P&u~Eseh Sunday ~ 7 90
r. a.
Prayer Meeting Each Tuesday
evening ~ I %
W. A u~Kaet4 wednesday II ths
church. 500 p. M
&C. TAYLOR
paAEaf
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cnNtsr IrrmEnAN rIHtnfm

fNtffw 4essks HaaaMy manisse "a
axiosk Ar t@aa knsA nssTss.
sssSai st94en4 81 naMufdla aNeui-
NaNSN. s. tMsts MeMsaA mf1 -
ne KAess ageaksx 81 ma mttts
Hs wrl sgxeA 1n n4 a4ArNe
AuskmpMs4al 1n WhAa Make
"a IN - Re saxeaf nha TsNa
h Aces ta M-sA
SUNDAY NhesA eHAa Aaa4 nsAae
Glass snaresse At . a M III kaaas
wai Alme w~ak b nhe mssnswss q
tlse nghle Glass
Ctntf rfMkt&ge "Wednesday even.
sn3 ~ & csaMsk
Nt~etAl msestne II MeuahxxN uf
TIRE Ladies' AID ii ne hasse IL MA
Herman Caile ea n3&sa wbuletAfd
nn Ffsdsy ssFtsne August -. 4 -
exio<k Al iAasaa ats uFNsa = hs
sTwsenk
paagnr NAu aaa - Ahannl ffuus
itst cts next K4n0ay nSfnnaIne Ne
ae26inus Of the aeaElekn ulza1et
Cnntenstun lssia 81 ~ nMa3s
t4esllegan chaFch Neu osiaAne
JOHN = NAu.
R.ztue
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KRF0TK METHODIST cHunfm

sunday
1000 A. M~aanaas nehnal g G.
Bnddefh. xupefsntnndeffE
ifn0 A MNfofnina wu<aiifp
service each Sunday except Second
Sundays.
esss p M-Ep@aFsh League. Ieets
Wells. president
T4A p M-Evenina worship ssrs.
sce each Sunday eznepf @asad sun
daye
wednesday
500 r Wcnnen'A Missionary
8ucietY meeting EVERY uxfInr Wed.
nendaY. Mr. r. - nefsEnltK. pFesl.
uenk,
T.3u r Aid-waek prayer
meeting. wednesday evening
J. r PAYNE. PaatoE
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sunaay~
ssD A Msandas sez1 O n
LszNr ea4wfsuten1sxt
MMmnsna w~asp ST.
vtee
vm y " nAsaast TrAsnsae
un@n ~ r A TSamnEaAn u4rnc-
ter
500 , n npaans ssrahsp ~sp
sse
WEDNESDAY,
60 M-Nnuany aeazx1 Teach
efs ard Offksesx CxaafneassorM
Is r NJ preyes esFxsna.
- Y ~ Caaf fssseAsaaa
E~earrnsisea CawFxA nf 1ssss Chrtsf
0 IAtses pat Ssfnss
sEncniaWuN Mt@A
churrh aehoei - - > T. nar-
hw, salNFxtNot.
escFAmtnf service ~ Il W-nrM
Sunday IN raeh nunth
NxeninN Nug1Aslp at -
Program rendered 81 Yuxzne prnpie
tsasrd sunday Right h eaxh nsnnsA
Naaeaptk p39yWf neFshnm 60 We'd.
nen4ay night at -
WomanN meeting ct : % D IN
every psaser THURSDAY.
Adult8 ofgmnisailun at Am . m
sRnday. MdSf u ". Sherman.
tRachEr,
E10nB Ienesze Neunn peuplea
mcrane1 nl go q M. EsznaAv-
Mrs Lola Mccueen leader and
teacher. mihared T1oma& president
EveryNue cordially Invited - THESE
services
A n. BARNKa Pastor.
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CRAM MrasonIAL MISSION

The time for the services ~ the
Crane Memorial Mission. Short Co
umbus Drive. hAs been ehanged
from sunday afternoon II $50 60
Sunday morning ~ -