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Evening star., 1941-10-08
rs Persons Attend
Banquet in Honor
Of Dean Powell
Informol Proerom Held; ;
Gift Is Presented by
Cathedral Stoff

The Very Rev Noble c. Powell,
retiring dean of the Washington
Cathedral and warden of the Col
lege of Preachers. was honored by
more than 125 members of the
Cathedral staff last night at a dinner
in the Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Dean Powell will be consecrated
October II as Bishop Coadiutor of
Maryland. He had served the
Cathedral since 1887.
rendering his thanks to the whole
staff for their help to him while at
the Cathedral, Dean Powell made
point of addressing q few remarks to
the Rev. Ze Barney Thorne Phillips.
chaplain of the Senate and rector of
the Church of the Epiphany, who
has been nominated as his successor.
He said he hoped the Rev. Mr..
Phillips would accept the post
The Rev. Theodore o. Wedel,
canon chancellor of the Cathedral.
was toastmaster at the banquet
Among those who brought farewell
messages were the Rev. Albert Haw-
ley Lucas, canon and headmaster of
St. Adams School, who spoke in be-
half of the schools on the Close;
George C. De Wilde, representing the
Cathedral ushers, and Mrs. J. A..
SALESMAN. chief of the Pilgrim Aides.
In addition to members of the
Cathedral clergy and their wives.
guests included representatives of
the Cathedral chapter, council,
choir, schools, Cottage Herb Shop,
the ushers and aides and members
of the administrative and grounds
stafIs.
At the conclusion of the informal
program, Dean Powell was presented
with a vestment case, gift from the
Washington Cathedral staff. Walter
B. Clarkson, president of the Ma
tional Cathedral Association, made
the presentation.
Dean Powell was elected bishop
coadjustor of the Diocese of Mary
land on May 20. At his conservation
service next week, at Emmanuel
| Church in Baltimore. the Right Rev
Henry st. George Tucker, presiding
bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
/ Church, will be the consecrator. Co
consecrators will be the Right Rev
Edward T. Helfenstein, Bishop OF
Maryland, and the Bishop of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Mayor Jeffries Wins
In Detroit Primary
With 2-to-1 Edge
Gus Dorois. Billy RoeeII
Obtoin City Council
Nominations
BY the associated Press.

BY the associated Press.
DETROIT. Oct. 8.-MayOr Edward
j. Jeffries, given a more than 2-to-1
lead over his cloest rival, was
nominated for a second term in
Detroit's non-partisan municipal
primary election yesterday.
Virtually complete returns today
from a light vote gave Mayor
Jeffries 1O9,179 votes to 1878 for
the veteran Recorders Court judge,
Joseph A. Gillis. Half dozen other
candidates were strung out behind
with returns missing from only Is
of LOIS precincts.
Mayor Jeffries and Judge Gillis
will be rivals in the final election
November 4. In the primary the
two leading candidates win nomins-
ton for the runoff election.
The Mayor, who first took ONCE
two years ago at the age of 38. ap-
pointed numerous young men 10
subordinate positions in the city gov
eminent, and it came to be known
popuarly as boys town" govern
ment.
The American Federation of Labor
in Detroit Endorsed Judge Gillis.
The Congress of Industrial Organ
izations gave no Endorsement.
Incumbents in other Offices led for
denomination. In the City Council
race, in which 122 candidates sought
18 nominations, Charles E. fGusl
Dorais. University of Detroit athletic
director and football coach, was
nominated for a second term
William G. CBilly) Rogell. former
Shortstop of the Detroit Tiger base
ball team and a newcomer to city
politics, was nominated for the
Council Former Gov William A.
Comstock, running ninth in incom-
plete returns, appeared sure OF
Council nomination.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Way 10 Relieve
Itchy PimpIes

When vour skin is irritated with
pimples, red blotches and other skin
blemishes. and you're crazy with Itch
ling torture. here's quick relief. Get
s5c box of Petersons Ointment at
your druggist and apply this delight
ful soothing balm. Itching relieved
promptly. Smarting soothed Your
skin looks better, feels better. Also
wonderful for itching of feet. cracks
between toes. Try it.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
D. c. Student honored

Martha Milburn. 374l Mckinley
street NV, was one of five members
Of the senior class at the College
of Wooster. at Wooster, Ohio, to be
elected to Phi Beta Kappa on the
basis of six semesters OF study, 1t
was announced here today. She Is
a graduate OF Woodrow Wilson High
School
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Town Gives Thunks Daily

LUMBERTON, N. O., Oct. 8 P.-
One minute of prayer will be OBJ
served by this town Of 5000 persons
at noon each day in memory OF war
dead and 'in gratitude for peace and
liberty" A single stroke of the old
town fire bell will be the signal for
the silent worship.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
Get Happy, Cooling Relief For
u / @

Jet HaPpg, COohns kehef TOT
b~n;as CsHeuses Put Spring In Your Step
Dca't xroan about tired. burning feet
Don't moan about eallouses. Get busy and
give them an Iee-Mint treat. Feel the COM
fsrtinT, soothing eoolness of Iee-Mint driv-
tag cut fiery burning aching tiredness-
Hab Iee-Mint over those ugly hard old eal-
iooses, rs directed. See how white, cream
like Iee-Mint helps soften them up-chass
them away. Get foot happy today the Iss-
Mint vxy. Your druggist has Iee-Aint
Evening star., 1941-10-08

SafeWay Guaranteed STEW BEEF.
Come taste how good stew beef can be
-,chen 1t comes from steer beef Of
fine quality! For easy Voys to prepare
delicious dishes from thrifty meats cuts,
ask your Safecay market man for
FREE recipe ard menu folders
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AeggnnEf.
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THURSDAY
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Sunday
ess a MSunaay school, W. W
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lis0o A. M-Morntna wexship
service
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500 p. M-EyenlnG worship
services
Wednesday
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W. l. DAY. Pastor.
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KENNETH ERWIN. Pastor
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ouR LADY OF
CHURCH

Rev. p. y Carey. Pastor
Masses on sunday $50 and ESQ
Anss On week days e4
Mas on Holydays ESQ and $50
Confessions on Saturday 100 %
Ss0o and 100 10 500 r. II
HcEy Hour on Sunday evening 81
7a0.
Novenn 70 Our Lady d Perpetual
Help Oh Tuesday evening ~ $50.
Cateehtxn on Sunday alter
ssconA Mas and On saturday morn
kag IS $50.
Newman Club on sunday after
second Mass
Meeting OF G. Y. o. IN Mondays
81 gs30 r. NJ.
Meeting OF Altar Society on the
first Tuesday Of each month n
SEQ r. NJ.
Meeting Of Schoua League ~ the
first Wednesday Of each month At
7.so P. II
Meeting Of the Holy Name Socieiy
on the second Sunday after second
Makz
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Christ Lutheran Church. SIC
South pascaRoula Street

Saturday. July nth. Announce
merits Ter Holy Communion wtIl be
received al the parsonage In the
afternoon or evening.
Sunday. July 18th. Fifth Sunday
after Trinity
Divine Service and Holy Com
munion az 800 A. NJ. Miss Hilma
Melene. organLst: Epistle iesyon; /
Peter J. s-i5. Gospel lesson. Luke 5.
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UnMtlNE, MlRa.
Rev. Fredr1ck q Rescn. d A
Rector.
Sunday services unf be he'd at
8 30 A ~ the pastor cnsidncung
The Haty Communion service and
preachinE the sermon. The public IS
invited 20 attend.
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RE0RGAN1xKD CHURCH o.
JESUS CHRIST or LATTER
nay SAINTS

tEscneawpas Mfksl
Church school 81 eskk. j. l.
Barlow. SUPERVISE.
Sacrament Service a. II 90. First
sunday IN each month.
Evening Worship q 9sSa
Program rendered by Young Peo-
PIE. third Sunday night n cash
month-
Mld-week prayer service On Wed
ncsoay night at fs10.
wonens meeting al Tsse every
other Monday. Leader. Mrs Mabel
Davis.
zions Ieaeue. cyoung Peupls1.
Recreation 1t T.3o p N. each Fsf-
day.
zions League meetins ct sec pm
each sunday. Marzsan Mizell.
leader. Freda Rogers. president: and
J. l. Barlow. teacher.
Adults. organization at $50 D N.
each Sunday.
Everyone cordially invited % these
services.
ELDER A. n. BARNES. Pastor.
MILDRED THoMA6. Rspsrter.
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Nom denaminattnnal. South pes-
saRoula street.. Homer Miller. an-
perfntendents Mixs Lena + Han.
superintendent primary department..
800 p m. Sunday seryicna.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School At e.4s A 81.
Divine Worship 81 ii.00 A n,
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FrnSr NAxARKNK CHURCH
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p N.
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sunday
Cottage Prayer Meeting Friday
night at 7 30
J r JEREI0AN Pastor.
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CRANE MEMORIAL MISSION
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The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-10-10
Installation Service
OF The
Pastor of Mt. Bethel Baptist Church
October 9th to II, 1911
REVEREND c. 0. INGE, Pastor

MONDAY NIGHT OCT. 9Th USHER BOARD NIGHT
Eberneeer Calvary
R. " Carr and Ike Short talk M Toer,
Relation ardSermon, F Coleman
alternate, Rev A. R. Clayton, Ebeneezer charge.
TUESDAY NIGHT OCT 7h CHOIR
Churches charge Bethel,
service conducted by Henry Gardner, Figgers
Collier Short talk by Mrs. c. Support of
the Choir, Its Help His Work. H.
alternate, J. T. N
WEDNESDAY NIGHT OCT s, HOME MISSION
Churches Pilgrim
conducted by officers from St Pilgrim.
john Sermon Rev. 1. S. Petus, alternate c.
Pilgrim Choir n
THURSDAY NIGHT OCT. 9Th SUNDAY SCHOOL NIGHT
Churches In charge Chapel and Elizabeth
Praise conducted by officers Chapel
Elizabeth
Sermon by Rev. NJ J. JONES' Rogers Newell
Chapel in
FRIDAY NIGHT CHARGE
Grace Baptist, Sunlight.
Sunlight
Sermon by w. Clark, alternate j. Walker
Sunlight choir in
SUNDAY OCT 18th, 23O charge Ave- Union
Baptist and ST Mary, New
Installation Sermon, Wihrspoon alternate Rev. B.
W. Coates 3lst Avenue charge
COMMITTEE Bros Harry Hayes Master Ceremony; Jenerson
j. w. Williams L Thomas, c. J. Carter Clerkand
Sister Matte Dooley: Reverend C O. Pastor.
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Among The Churches
Bethel Anne. Church

800 Sunday School, Mr.. Lutha
Stancle and Miss Annie Ruth McCellcs
superintendent.
First Sundays Pastors Day. 11:3o ana
and 1880 pm. sermons by the pastor
300 pm. each 3rd Sunday sermon ~
pastor: Mr.. Dixie Russell pastor stew.
ard.
l1:5O am. Second Sundays trustee day
11:30 am. 4th Sundays Missionary dag
Mrs. C, Hursey, president
Choir practice every Friday night Tn
Presidents: MIR. Luther Stancle, ME
Cleo Clark.
Rev. Mrs. L B Williams Pastu
Miss Iyna Payne, Seer
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By Ruth Taylor


When we think of Propaganda we
think of an attempt to conceal the facts
to foist an idea upon an unsuspectine
-public-to put across some thing. The
word has been distorted far beyond its
original meaning 1t has been made the
mask for the spreading of subversive
ideas for the stirring up of hatreds, ana
the breaking down of morale. Originally
propaganda was the name of an or
ganization for the education of mission
aries-men whose life work it was tc
spread the faith-to dffuse the darkness
of ignorance with the light of truth
Today we need to put on real cam
gaign of propaganda for democracy
propaganda in its truest sense, spread
ing of the light of truth. This is task
for the individual Whatever success the
comparatively small numbers of Fifth
This does not mean servile acqul-
essence to even an elected authority
NJ
and indesd desirable, when there is sin
cere difference of opinion regarding pub
lie questions. 1t is this freedom enjoyed
by the opposition which saves our coun-
Try from the attacks of alien forces and
influence. The promoters of Communism
Nazis1n and Fascism must constantly have
their tongues in their cheeks while they
take advantage of the privilege to say
pretty nearly what they please against
our form of Government, in order tc
bring about governmental system which
would deny them this very privilege.
the last stand of democracy, the last
The American form of government IS
stand for freedom for the individual
Democracy can be-is-a thing to be
proud ola thing to work for il need
be die for. And the fight for II calls
for strong propaganda campaign.
The men and women of America can
put across this campaign-it isn't joe
in which money counts-it's a job for
each individual man and woman who be-
1ieves in it. Just be as proud of Ameri-
can Democracy as the opponents of SUBJ
versive theories are of Nazism, Fascism
or Communicated talk it! Never LEI
this country be run down without de-
Tending it. If you are sold on democ-
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Able Wallace

you are there but he just isn't in .
position financially to provide in the
style that you demand.
E. G. My husband is sick. He had
something like a stroke on his right
side last Tuesday What must we do
and will he gst better?
Ans. Place him under the constant
care of good doctor and let the doc
tor tell you howto treat him for this
condition Yes, there could be change
for the better brought about if you dc
as the doctor tells you ask him about
medicine as well as his diet.
M. A. R. Should I stay on with my
husband after what happened the other
Saturday night or should / leave be-
fore he comes home? He writes the
sweet latters telling me that he loves me
Ans: Stay right there and see if things
work out alright for both ofyou. He
wasn't altogether to blame for the INCL
dent on Saturday. The woman he
went with before he met you is trying
to break you two up but if you will
be patient he will do right. Give him
chance to prove that he means bust
ness by you.
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FOURTH QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

According to reports from Reverend
r. l.. Young, Presiding Elder of the
Meridian District, he viii hold his 4th
and last quarterly conference for the
year at Little Zion on the Good Hope
Circuit. Rev. z. D. Brent is pastor
the third Saturday and Sunday in Oct
ober, the 18th and 18th.
The Presiding Elder is asking all Of
ficers from the three churches to be
present on Saturday at 200 pm. fol
the business session. He is also hoping
that the churches will pay their quar-
treage out on Saturday-it is most Ger.
tain that Good Hope will do that.
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BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

The Bethel Sunday School invites the
public to attend a musical program
Sunday night, October 5th at 7:30 PM
Be sure to keep the date in mind as
this program offers some of the best
taelnt and music of the city.
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SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL

All patrons of the South Side School
are expected to be present at meeting
Thursday night, October 9th, at 73p
PM. An interesting program is being
planned, and we're expecting every pa
tron of the school to be present.
Chas. Hill, Principal
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racy-sell it to others. Be one-mar
propaganda committee!
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Chas. Hill, Principal