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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
To Stay Independent

: Members of the Detroit local oil
the Brewery Workers Union. who
along with the international or.
ganization, were suspended from
the AF'L at its recent convention
have decided TO remain independ-
ent. Thomas McCort. international
representative, said Saturday.
Since the suspension went into
effect two weeks ago the union has
been the target of a concentrated
organizing campaign by the United
Construction Workers fCIO). BY
handful and perso visits,
UCWOC organizers have been try
ing desperately to get the $500
local members 10 join up. SO far
they haven't made a bit OF head
Way Mr(0rt said
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Combined Circles
Methodist Church
Had Meet Monday
R-snzuuaee a1te Pfaenea Per Thas
Week End Se~tAi Nrrting
Nexs NlesndA4

Rlzzsday A~ffernooa ire esznEineG
afeaM az PneAxoA3a GefHaaz
church MET ~ zsze Eanvcn Tor Stia15
Ana diAc3sa2on CT the boa whsEh
las been adoatec ~ . bext-bsc& fcs
ffss study o. CLASSES pFeFentAou ard
horrors q NaF
Mfs s p Warden eadeg for tne
afternoon IN the ahsencE q Mr.
Scfeffleg, president opened nc
meeting x1th > read1nE from q reA-
EosA maFanns HIS Were was with
PoweT TINS was fosowed b. an
appg0pr1ate prayer b Mrs WMcen
Mr. James Egp<inE. ITO assisted b.
uae depota0nRl PAR o. tne prosram
read the sth Chapter Of Lake
The study o. the Textbook. "A
|CaAtlan Imperative. Our C0utr1D1-
ttcn % World Order. b. Roswell p
Barnez was then taken up, under
the direction Of Mr. r b Mhaffey,
who read and talked on the second
and third chapters Of the book.
What Is WrUng7 and What Is
Needed7s
AFTER the discussion waS over q
short session OF business followed.
and il vas decided to hold a rum
mage sale IN the Old building for
merry occupied by the Chronicle
Star. Il same could be obtained
lFTi6aF and Saturday Of this week
Monday. October 9th. viii be \
social occasion for the members Of
the Two circles meeting IN the
Sunday school rooms Of the church
Mr. c. p. Humphrey VII have
charge Of the program on this date
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
LIBRARY NOTES
From the
Jackson
County
WPA
Library

whistle Stop" by Maritte NJ.
Wolff. 1871.
Winner OF the Major prize in the
Avery Hopwood Award for the cur
rent year..
This book reveals a Startling
talent. II is the story Of q family
who lived in a small town In Michi-
gan. and rs some Of the French
muiti-volumed novels reveal the
world through the life Of a provin-
eial village. It has far wider impll-
eassons than the confines Of its
locale.
The characters drawn with merci-
less observation viii live long in
the memory-kenny Veech, who
never worked but who never lacked
for money or women; Mary. his
sister, q small town Magdalene.
who showed neither remorse nor
embarrassment over her e~quivocal
position: Molly. mother Of the am
pageous group. voluble. slovcnly.
energetic, the one person who could
hold the tribe together. the twins
Jen and JoSette. 80 different IN
their aims; and Rita Silby. a school
teacher. whose brief and tragic an
pearance IS = memorable biography
IN Itself.
In their reports the Hopwood
Award Judges said.
she establishes Character e.
fecttvely and she does q series Of
scenes that hve-for instance. the
Ernie-Kenny fight Josettes we'd
ding night, Mary and the gRngster.
Kenny and Rita IN the a she
can write
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Mrz J. 7. Thompson entertained
the JuanitA Byrd Cirrie IN her
home on Monday afteFnoczA IRA
~ a Hays gave the devotional Arr
j. n. Rape presided over u1a bal
ness meeting Plans were made Tor
the packing Of the Thanksgiving
orphans box. Following the bast-
nesa meeting = social hour was en-
toyed ard the hostess served eAke
and coffee 70 the nine meznleFa
present
The Margaret Lankey ctTcie waa
entertained GA Monday la the hnzne
OF Mrs.. j p. BROCK Misc Adah
Head presided over the business
meeting. plans ere made for pack
ing The orphans Thanksgiving box
A social hour wns en1Uyed and
sandwiches. cake and coffee we're
served 70 tle nine members present
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
H-oLTsRERRY -HoIAYFIED

A Yegy pretty wedding was quietiS
E0lrmnixod IN the rectorY Of Our
Lady Of Victories church Sunday.
October ~. 1871 At n O'Clock when
Grace Evelyn Holiyfield beeame the
bride o. PFC Harold Bernard tHlSS
Ho.tsberry OF WorthinaloB. Ohio.
with the Reverend p. J Carer a.
celebrsn1
Attendants wefe Miss Elosse VIII
son rs maid Of honor and PFC
Prank CaaaaeY as best man
TIE bride wore a snirred gown
of heavy allk crepe in = fashionable
shade Of blue and her accessories
wert IN black. Her flowers we're
uhlte baby dahlias and sweetheart
rosc1
Ths maid OF honor was frocked IN
blue jersey with accessories IN
BLACK, ahe wore pink baby danIlaS
Among those present we're kif and
Mrs II Il Holtsberry VINO with
other members Of the immediate
family came down from their home
IN Worthingt0u. Ohio, 70 be present
at the marriage Of their son. the
party including kiish Joan Hoits-
berry and MeSars Rooert and George
HolubeFTy.
Others present we're the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John q.
Holiyfield and family.
Following the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs HoilYfieId entertained tine
bridal party and out-of-town guests
At a dinner At their home 2S5
Orange street where guests we're
seated a. = flower deckeu table.
Mrs. Hoitsherry Is q graduate of
Our Lady Of Victories school and Is n
member Of the Alumni Association
Of that school.
Mr.. Hoitsherry Is a graduate from
the Worthington High School.
The wedding announcement will
come as y surprise TO many OF the
friends of the bride and groom. for
though Mf. ana AIRS Holtsbefry met
when the second convoy Of soldiers
came from Camp shelby IN the
early summer, the fact Of their en-
gagement was known oniy 10 very
intimate friends. one of whom was
hr. Cuos1ey who Is stationed At TIE
Pascaeonia Recrsational camp
On November 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
HoiSherry VIII depart on a belated
honeymoon. as they waited for the
time when the former viii be given
a ten day furlouEh.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Civic Responsibility Regarding Beverage
Alcohol
F~noHr1oHTs on THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

ably be ovsr-tndulgence In drink.
or food. and other things that are
not good for u either physically
or mentally. and which would
therefore act - . curse upon Us
Inevitable suffering follows such
courses.
Isaiah. that prince Of prophetic
writers. calls attention 10 the
Samariana. whose incorporate
living was soon to bring their city
to destruction
Woe TO ths crown Of pride. 20
the drunkArds o. Ephraim.a he
says. whose glorious beauty Is a
fading flower. which are Oh the
head Of the fat valleys Of them
that are overcome with wine
sAmaFia lay On = beautiful.
eular hill which commando
country about n . regal way Iae
situation was commanding. the
hnl wa cultivated Up 10 the top IN
terraces. the nelghborhood fertile
and splendid
The beauty and fertility Of this
place surely was like a fading
flower ~ the prophet said. seer
10 pass away.
The enc who seems 70 have beer
chosen 10 bring about the over.
throw u the kingdom Of Israel
o. which Samania vas the capital
was the king Of ASsyrla, shal.
mansser. vino began the siege. and
his successor. sargon. who con-
plsted IL
In that day win Jehovah o.
hosts be for = crown Of glory. and
for 3 diadem q beauty. unto TIE
residue Of His people-whieh Waz
judah. whose fate was a contrast
to SamaHasa overthrow. and
which va saved By the prayers
Of HezskiAh and Isaiah and the
faithful IN Zion.
And for q spirit o. judgment
10 him that stitch n judgment.
and for strength to them that
turn the Bate At the gate.
~Wo< 70 him that bulldeth 4
town with bleed. and stabHshsth
q city By uniqulty!H writes TIE
prophet Hahakkuk Nothing that
Is founded upoa wrong and suffer
ing % others car endure II TIE
END. no matter how successful t
may seem for = time We must b.
lievs that Il Ne study all history.
from Bible times up 10 the pres
ent.
"Righteo1znezz eSAlteth q na-
ton las vel a. Individually but
ain L . Eepnoaeh 70 any people
truly, Is u rrovsFb SAyA
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
TIlE BIRTHDAY or THE L. 5.
NAVY

one hundred and sixty-six years
ago q COMMITTEES uf three men, John
Adams silas Dean and John Lang
don purchased the merchant ship
Black Prince Of Philadelphia. Re-
named the Alfred THIS vessel had
the distinction Of being the first
ship IN the United States Navy
These men we're appointed by Con
gress through the efforts OF George
Washington. as a Naval COMMITTEES
responsible for the purchase Of two
vessels An original appropriation
Of 10000 was Increased several
oays later. making possible the pur-
chase OF four ships in ailthe latter
three named the Columbus. Cabot
and Andrew noria
The date October q. on which
Congress In IT'S acted 70 establish
our Navy. is celebrated annually rs
Navy Day. The purposes OF Navy
Day are 70 pay a deserved tribute
70 the splendid service the men In
the NAVY have rendered IN making
and keeping Us a nation and TO
better inform the American people
OF what our Navy Is and does for
them. When originally chosen. Oc-
tobcr q marked not only M Of
the most important dates In z. g.
Naval history. but also the birth
date OF Theodore Roosevelt whose
life was devoted to furthertng a
sound naval policy for the United
States.
Ii lis early days. the history Of
our Navy va a turbulent one Dur
ing the revolutionary period 70 YES
sells OF ali descriptions were used.
but through sale. capture and de-
stFuction only one was left m 1855
and during That year Congress
abolished the Navy. leaving the
burden Of the protection Of our
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country IN the hands OF an army Of
only 90 men. In f7pz on Nav was
revived by q Congresionaa Act
author 4 ing the construction
several frtgates 70 deal with the Al
zerine pirates and the first =, s.
Navy Department was established
four years later. One Of these new
frigates purchased As q result OF
this act OF 1874 was the Constitution
with the Constellation. United
States. President Congress and
Chesapeake making up a Navy
which. through successful en-
counters with French cruisers and
privateers, established an enviable
reputation for itself. In 1901 a
series Of engagements with the Bar
barry states and the ensuing treaties
rendered commerce In the Mediter-
ranean safe from attack and ended
the payment Of tribute by Ameri-
cans.
The outstanding performances Of
our Navy and priyateers during
the war OF 1872 insured freedom Of
the seas for our commerce and fur
Their increased our national prestige
abroad.
The effective WORK OF the Navy
during the World War Is still fresh
in the minds of most OF Us The
astonishing fact that no American
soldier escorted By the U. s. Navy
lost his life IN transit across the
Atlantic amazed even those In the
highest positions Of authority.
all american foreign relations.
all American participation In the
life OF the community Of nations
must find It's expression through
traffic on the ships. both COM
mercial and naval. are the means
OF giving effective outlets 70
Americas right to participation IN
international trade and politics.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

tendent OF EducationJ
We wish To congratulate the
members of the Future Farmer or
CARNATIONS for the very fine show
Ing they have made In the various
fairs during this fall. They have
participated In county and COM
munity fairs and have had out
standing exhibits In the fairs at
Laurel, Meridian, Tupelo, jackson.
and Memphis.
Approximately 5000 boys who are
members OF the Future Farmer or
CARNATIONS nave participated n
these various fairs. Their work has
been outstanding in the pig and
cali and In the feed and food ex-
hinits. Seventy-0ne pigs were ex-
hibiteo In the fair at Jackson by
these boys. J. d. Bransome, mem
Der OF the club from Duck Hill, won
first place In individual honors at
the Memphis Pair over all COM
petito-s.
approximately sixty members of
the organization from various places
IN the state are leaving this week
for the American Royal Livestock
show at Kansas City and to attend
the National Convention Of the
Future Farmers which will be held
a. Kansas City this week. Harold
Pritcharu, member Of the organ
zatlon from Bonneville, Mississippi.
Is national President Of the or
ganlzation and Will preside at the
meeting.
Tnese boys are doing an outstand-
ing piece of work and the people
Of Mississippi should be very proud
OF them and should lend every en-
enlargement possible In their great
work
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
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MOSS F0EErr
MMcA M1Md


SzsS E=<zv iss-T &C. - =
ne hesna q Mrs r ~ EAHzE -
MonaAy Afternoon ~ terss UkEts.
for 9 bazlneas ussung-
A paeasant so<ial hour waA sn-
pyed as which time the Hostess
served refreshments coxatstsfA9 q :
salad curse wIth teA % Mem1a1uaa
.E l. 0on. ". n AlexAndsg. W. r.
Dalley. s. l. Walton. A. E6en. md
Nhssea Tile Swan ard Mar kAwst
me Mag cowAn Circle mat 81
he home 81 Mra J. r. Coiisg %
Monday afternoon. Mrs Jana Car
los presided over the business mes
ing A social hour wa enio9ea and
refreshments II cake and Ice eseazn
was served 70 he eight members
present
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Griffin Cemetery
Association Would
Prepare for Winter

me Griffin Cemetery Association
wouid b. pleased If al owners o.
lots would have them cleaned up and
put ia order before winter sets in.
This IS = wise request az n cities
Of the dead should be kept IN As
neat order Is the homes OF the liv-
nR. The Griffin Cemetery Is \
beautiful burying ground and Il
should be kept that WRy IN winter
A. vel Is n summer.
50 the Association asks the iof
owners 70 assist IN keeping the en-
tlre csmeteFT II order and attractive
% visitors as vel "a home folks
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

Walpole tells the story Of Celia
Cromwell and her big handsome.
blind husband. Julius, and theiT life
tn the se4coaSt OF village Of Garth.
IN RoSelAndS The quiet lives OF
The people Of Garth I disturbed
BY The coming Of the Cromwells-
The ladies OF the sewing meeting.
VINO lived BY taking IN each others
social washing. were the backbone
OF Grath. and through the changes
In their lives wrought by the pres
ence Of julius and Celia. Hugh Wal
pole has succeeded in giving the
reader q fun sized portrait of an
English town IN an intensely read
able and exciting story.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

the afternoon the subject being
Assemblies Of Home Missions
A brief but impressive memorial
service was held for Mrs, j. c. ALI
red and Miss Lottie Hyatt, members
OF the Auxiliary who passed away.
After the business meeting the
auxiliary adjourned to meet again
on the third Monday IN November
at the church.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

Hilm4 Melene efRz1llsi Epaztle les.
son Ephestaus 8. 1871. Gapl les
sou, Matthew "a i-i&: bsrm1n
topsc. Hos Much DcsS Cnfses&n~
ity Cns4s
wednesday. october Eka Re.
nearAal q Eas Vested Cnoir - 7s@
r. az.
FrEday October atad Festival OK
tl.a paeaxrsssaaN = IA4esse A@F41na a.
.NNNL NHL+Eaa aAA&Er@~E
IL 20 p. Il sermon topsc Hold FAAt
u1f CfoHEl
REv. FREDERICK A 0RAER.
P4xtoF.
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NEW
HOLD MEETING
nanaxras 81 Pre@kz ~ Al Drnsn-
snasIsns Aftsna Anunal Rellxtsus

An estimated crowd q 100 peo-
90 r-erRe@enllnx virtually al
soaItfiexu sfAtea attended the final
dAy tsauday3 a the end AEanaAl
New PYospeca Camp EseetAxzS ~ 1zF
eamp grounds SIX miles n0gzh q
vafxseAve b Wem jackson Cc4kntT.
ne meeflnE whkah began na Tues
GAY. oxtoaer IA x1tA over 90 per-
aaEss camping on khe grpundA
terminated Sunday n1gflG
one az rhe oldest institutions az
is kind in the south. the View Pros
peeg Camp meeting has been an an
naal affair since the fan oz 1887.
when q group Of hardy uoneeFS o.
early Jackson County hewed nhe
nov familiar grounds from the then
heavily tirnbered site. Years later.
al Of the DWELLINGS weFe destroyed b
fire but were rebuilt promptly By
the residents Of the area who be-
laeve heartily In the tradition.
Only during the late years Of the
isp0s and the fat Of 1918. when THE
devastating influenza epidemic va
IN fun force. has the meeting. term
mating with the third Sunday In
October been postponed
Fundamentally made I'D Of the
members OF the Methodist churches
on the VanclesTe Charge. the Knarn-
berxhip of the Camp Grounds As
ISOLATION includes members Of other
churches and the services are IN
REORGANIZATION Notwithstanding
the fact that the preachers are al
way Methodist
Rev. E W. Timer, pastor Of the
First Methodist Church in pzsca-
goula. conducted the service for the
week this year. with the exception
OF Friday and Sunday afternoons.
when the Rev. Mr.. Moore, Of the
Mentorium Charge. and Rev. p.
Ola Nix Of Virgins. respectively.
delivered the sermons.
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METHODIST

hNuaAf@
1000 A M~Church schools
100 A M-MOrning Worship
Sermon BY Rey. r. y. Harran 81
GuifpoyE
ga p. Methodist Youth Pei
bwKhlp.
There wtll be no evening service
as the pastor Is holding the kew
Prospect Camp meeting ear Van
cieave. Aflss.
Monday
ais p. M-Jmior Missionary So
ciety.
s.f5 p. Mp NJ W. g. c. 8
7M p. M-Building committee.
Tuesday
7 10-Chotr Practice.
Wednesday
TOO r. M-Prayer Service.
TsW 2. M-Chotr Practice.
Friday
ESQ +. M-Choir Practice.
Z. W. UIAfER Pastor.
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Sunday
e.S5 A. M-Sanday School. Ara.
John Haarala. superintendent.
100 A. NJ. and 500 r. M-Wor-
ship service.
TOO r. Nh 7. u.
Tuesday
400 p. M-w u. u. and Sunbeam
Band.
800 r. M-sunday school Teach
ers and officers meeting.
Wednesday
7345P M-Mid-weck prayer sery-
ices.
We invite YOU to worship with
Us Ia al our services.
REV. JEWEL GOLDMAN
Pastor.
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One OF the most popular hobbies
OF sailors In the u. S. Navy and
Naval Reserve is that OF collecting
covers from the ~battieshlps that
maintain their own Post Offices.
Several naval magazines devote res
ular departments 10 stamp col
lecti0fg.
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CRANE MEMORIAL MISSION

Nos located IN their new chapel
building on Henry Avenue. T1e
services FOR next Sunday Are a.
sunday School az Da<5 A ~
MofnlnE Service at uam. b T. u
meeting At J r. NJ
Preaching service a. 500 T. ~
Al are cordially invited 70 at
tend these services.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

The Blind Mans House" BY
Hugh walpole.
n this brilliant novel unlike any,
thing else he ever wrote. Hugh Wal
pole reveals the strange twists and
turnings Of human character. some
times oeEpicable. sometimes noble
which played constantly beneath the
msnitie Of TIE Tea table and the
sewing circle N = little pre-var
English town
In the Blind MANS House. Hugh
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

sunday-sunday school. 1000 A
NJ Day Light Saving Time. p. II.
Lander. superintendent League.
100 p. II.
Worship Services. .1i.eo A NJ
7s30 p. Nj. Day Light Saving Time.
Monday Women's Society Of
Christian Service. every 0tner Mnn-
day OF the month.
wedneSday-pTRyer meeting T.30
p. AZ.
REV. j. p. PAYNE
Pastor.
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-REORGANTzED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or LATTER
DAY SAINTS

fEscAtAUpA htt&Al
Church School at e.&5. ]. Il
Barlow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service at ita0o. First
Sunday Ia each month.
Evening Worship at T.S0.
Program rendered by Young Peo-
pie. third Sunday night IN each
MONTH
Women's meeting ct 7s10 every
other Monday. Leader. Mrs. Mabel
Davis
Mid-week prayer service on Wed
nesday night AZ 7ss0.
zion'a League. Young peoplel
Recreation at 7.9o p m. each Pm
lday.
zfonk League meeting &c 600 pm
each Sunday. Amsfsafi Mtzell.
leader: Freda Rogers. president. and
]. l. Barlow. teacher.
Adults organization ct 600 .. N
each Sunday.
Everyone cordially invited 10 these
services.
ELDER A. N BARNES. Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS. Reporter.
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AssEAIBLY oR Gnn

GF n. PAscaRuuiA Street
The Friendly Church Win n
Weicozna."
Cur Regular Services.
Sunday school 1000 A n
Morning Worship. IIsm A. n
ETangeAstic Service. $50 p n.
Prayer Affecting. Wednesday. 80
p. Il
To uhose Of you not attending
church elsewhere We extend a speed
Al invitation TO visit our Sunday
eckooa nring your family and meet
With u ut the usual hour.
KENNETH ERWIN Pastor.
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e retail and wholesale merchants in Pa-cAEouia and Mos Point:
n future The jackson Comay Pest lee 81 ne American Legasn
win net BE responsible fee haz made in the nane - the Ameneaa
Lexion wilhsst purchase eraer signed By one q Is daly excited
~ Appointed ofncerS
II shah Be the policy Of this Pei 10 pay al hmh prumptiy.
and this sNp Is Necessary 70 keep down esnfzzlan and miSun-
derz4AndInx. Your cooperation h therefore respectfully solicited
l. L sTIGLER. Commander.
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LUTHERAN

Sunday. October 18th. Twentieth
Sunday after Trinity"
800 A M-Sunday School: Mr..
II II Schultz. superintendent Miss
Catherine BraSh, owaniSt. lesson
@Isreal a. the Red Sea"
a@ a NJ bible classes
1000 n M-Diylne Services; Mss
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Sunday
as&A A ~ Sunday school, W, d
RobinN1a. Sapt
usa a M-M0Enins werxiiip
service.
p M-YUau PeopiaH choir
reisearkaI
B9kA p M-hApsitt Training
uulou. 5aek Deaf. director
400 r. M-EYefiing NaEkhip
kcrvleAA
wednesday
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s<altsth : nation; But sin e . re-
preach e any psopls"l
~
THEH Is cur fourth and last
lssson Ct the year on the evils Of
tdrink Our Bible references are all
rsgardtn9 the happiness that
comes from righteous living. and
lths misery that results from evil
wayA
Understand. We may not always
Do prosperous. IN the worldly
eense O. that tsEm, when We DO
right hut 1T leAat We ahaii b
happy. because no matter what
amount q mozsy We have. and tn
spite q owning lovely homes.
Barge expensive ears. jewels.
treasures q al sorts. Ne nsvsr
can really Be happy when ne are
wicked o. even slf-tndulgsnt.
While - can Be % very joyous.
psaeafai and eontsnted with very
iittla Il ws live according % the
laws g God
In ne afsh chapter Of DEXTER
cnomy q = told how Moses called
al ths Israslitss together and
read TIE ten commandments TO
them Ia concluding. Aiossa told
than.
re shall observe to do there
fcFs as The Lord your God hath
comman1sd sou. ye shah not turn
aside 70 the right hand o. to the
isft-
re shall ~aik IN all the WAYS
which ne Lord your ood hath
commanded you. that - may live.
and that 4 may be vel with you.
and that - mag pfsssaE your
days n the land which ye shall
Again Eosss spoke 70 the eAfi-
drsn q Lsrasi m the 18th chapter
81 psatsronongy. saying
~C Blessing AZ our@f
kBehold. ] set before you this
&ay > ozszsznK and q euFnss
IA Blessing n ~ obey the con-
mAn1msats q the Lord your Gcd.
shieA ! command you this day.
= curse II ~ VIII not oeey
khe commandments q the Lord
bour 0od. bat turn aside o1k q
ths Way which ] command yoa
khia day. % 80 after other gods.
Nhieh - have not knc~n.
Q1hsE sd might understand
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Sunday
1000 A M-Sunday school, Lloyd
Oliver, superintendent
HOO A. M-AfurniuE woKshlp.
7s35 p. M-Eee11lng service zach
ist and ard Sunday.
Monday
7:30 p. NV. NJ. u. business
meeting.
Wednesday
7.so p. M-sunday school council.
general business.
v. c. wTNDHAM. Pastor.
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ST. PTERRE's EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

uautter, MiAElaslppl
Sunday services
R.so-AorntnR prayer and ser
mon. Everyone welcome.
REV. FRIEDRICH S RESCH. II. A.
Rector.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

Rev. Leroy = Green. vino has
been pastor Of ne Poplarville Bap-
tist Church. has been called % the
F7rst Bapttst Church o. Pasea9oaiA.
and wlIl pFeaeh ha ftra, aerrson on
November : He wil naoye here ue
following week
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

In totadtarian governments In
individual initiative and freedom
exist only for the few. but are de-
MED the masses