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Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

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Sic aranfbeit lit Elm aaplttal:
Ser pollie oaS uerminoern?
9oetDe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

10 further implicste Frederick J..
Duquesne, one of the defendants,
who has been described by the
government as a veteran espionage
agent of 40 years standing,
DuqueSne. Sebold said. acted as
a go-bctween and correlated the
work of the other agents. all OF
whom allegedly were under his
supervision. I'm addition 10 the l6
on trial, II other former Duquesne
associates have confessed.
Under croSs-eXamination by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

European war IL will take r.
-Uaa1sH0 men, OF whom at least
$1,000, 900 will he killed and B.
900. 900 wounded before ii is
over.
VOTE ON WAR
THAT il why | plan 10 intro
ducp the resolution for dec
laration of war by Congress
where vote would surely
demonstrate the overwhelming
opposition by the public 10
American participation in this
war"
The measure, if it should size
coed in reaching the floor Of the
House for a vote. would he dc
lcated by majority Of at lcaS'
TWO 10 one, Fish stated. But he
added.
~ d m n Stra ton leaders
would he afraid Of this display
Of anti-war sentiment. They'd
probably pigeonhole the bill In
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Faces Fish
w ar Test

CHICAGO Sept II President
Roosevelt was accused today by
Rep. Hamilton Fish tRl " New
York of trying TO build up a
rhony and frAudulcnt'war issue.
Fish sand ne plans TO introduce
a resolution IN Congress 20 lace a
showdown on the issue OF a decla-
ration OF war
Interviewed at America First
Committee headquarters hero To-
day after addressing a no-WaI
rally at Gary, Ind, Fish said.
III We ever get into this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Asks Mai. Bowes for $4,000

NEW YORK, Sept. II. tINS)--
Frank Keith An inmate Of New
Jersey Sanitarium until August 81,
was arrested today for allegedly
sending a telegram and a note 10
Mai. Edward BoWeS asking him
kindly to send by messenger
$4,000 10 midtown hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Hoover Brands
Shoot First as
us. Intervention


CHICAGO Sept y President
Roosey elts shoot frS' orders tc
the United States fleet wcrc
termed steps 10 war without the
approval Of Congress by Herbert
Hoover who urged that an and cN-
Cept American soldiers he gwen "a
the demoCraCIc, battling the Ans
power,
Speaking to mo nation over thc
facilities of Obs. Mr. Hoover dc
Clsred tina, England cannot be n.
vsded II given American tools and
even Ws~>bIps and tNai Adolf Hit
ler 7lrca0N s on Tho WAY 10 being
crushed 10y FORCES WTTTW ms Owl
regime,
Referring ~ President Roo>c-
VcltS address Of last Thursday
night Mr. Hoover S8,n
"The President il right in Wig
orouS protest At firing upon
American Var>hips. He is right
I'm protest n sinking American
merchant ships without adequate
protection 10 tho crews. even
though they were all carrying
Contrahand.
STEPS TO WAR
But the Presidents policy ~
edging our waShipS into danger
zones. Of sending American mer-
chant ships with contrahand
raises the most critical Of all
questions. These steps 10 war are
unapproVed and undeclared ny
the Congress. That II not I'm ac-
cord with the spirit of represen-
tAtiVe government and IL should
he remembered that these Incl
dents are the consequence of
violating the spirit of the Neu-
trality Act"
In urging that the United States
speed All material aid 10 the de-
mocracieS alone Of Europe and
Asa, Nj Hoover did not say
whether Russia fell into this cate
CORY.
In a discussion or national unity
The former president declared
1--WE could easily get unity
'1f We stopped calling names.
III We direct our prepared
ness policies 10 the minimum
interference with economic free
dom.
of We gave aid 10 demOcra-
cies alone of Europe and Asia
and gave II generously.
III we stopped prev atiVe steps
that may take our sons into war.
'1f no warlike step he taken
and no agreement he made that
IL not submitted 10 the Con
EresS. II Congress decides for
war then we accept H."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Shows Gestdpo
Has Way TO Get
Secrets of j. 5.
International New. service wiz.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-NO de-
tense move OF tho United States,
however secret, was secret from
the Nazi GeStapo, it appeared to-
day from tho record in the Federal
Court trial Of l6 alleged German
spies.
To the startling revelation that
the GcStapO had obtained posses
sion of the Nordcn bomb sight and
other items and details OF military
secrecy was added the information
that long before the American
public thought Of Greenland OF
iceland as American bases, the
Germans were sounding ont the
theory OF American occupation.
The Reich also was advised by
its espionage agents more than "A
year ago that units Of The Amcri-
can fleet were patrolllnG the
Caribbean.
German interest in data on
Greenland and Iceland centered
around when and how the United
States would move in and what
convoy arrangements would be
made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

President Roosevelt bought
the first Defense Savings Bond
ON May ], 104l. Your bank or
your post Office is waiting for
YOU 10 call for yours-today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

defense, Sebold denied he had
offered Duquesne $4,000 to plant
a time bomb in Hyde Park n. Y,
home of President Roosevelt, and
then flee TO South America by
plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

To safeguard and preserve the
American way of life--buN De
tense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
IDENTIFIES MESSAGES

Revelations about the Reich's
interest in the former Danish pos
sessions were made by William O..
Scbold, an American counter
espionage agent who posed AS n
German spy. Scbold, star govern
mcnt witness, Identified messages
ne had received from the GeStapo
asking for data on Greenland and
Iceland.
One OF The messages, received Al
the Long Island Short-Wavc radio
station operated by the FBl, and
sent from a station in the vicinity
of Hamburg, Germany, asked the
operatives 10 find out what prep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Other messages disclosed the
Gestapo'S Unsuitable quest for in
formation on all phases of this
country's defense effort. One of
the radioed queries asked that the
agents discover how many planes
Britain had received from the
United States since the outbreak
of war.
Sebold's testimony was designed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

arauons are being made in Green
land and Iceland for air conveys.
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. KRE0LE NEWS
, By 4
> MISS MAZDA HAAnAIA Z
> Phone 1zfz Z

Among those attending the circus
Ia Mobsie Tuesday were Mlsaes
Juanita HIl. chrtstine and Mar
guefite Fagaard, and Harold cinrk
Douglas Tanner. and DAffln Har-
veg.
MrA c. J Christian and son.
Charles. j.. and Airs. Ella Wanna
mariles were business visitors to
Mobile Friday.
Those leaving from Ereole fos
military service az Camp Shelby
last week were A. .. 1alley, Roy
Carter. Curtis Sutterfield and Nelo
Koskeia.
hrs. Eugene Ellis laft Saturday
for EprinRfliIi. La where she will
Join Mr.. Ellis They VIII make their
hof1c there, Mrs Ellis Is the former
Miss Jeanette Martinez.
10
air. and Mrs. Claude FauIkenhury
returned Tuesday evening from New
York where they witness the World
Baseball Series.
Mr. and Mrs Monroe Jones OF
Panama City. F9a., spent THE week
end IL the home OF the latters par
entb Mr.. and Mrs J r Nelson.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter and
family attended Salem Camp Meet
Sunday.
Among those attending the Mos
Posnt-G ulfpoFt football game Fri
day evening we're Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Thompson. Mrs. W. G. Bexley
and Joe Thompson, ST.
90
/ Y. East Of sprlngl1lIl. La. was
a business visitor 20 kreoie Monday
%
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holt Golf OF
Mobile spent the week end visiting
friends and relatives.
D.
Hugh Lee Goodwin attended the
Mobile County Fair Monday.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs. I r. Ptttnan and
family Of jackson. Miss. were week
end visitors IN the nome OF j r.
RessxHa.
%
Mrs. Alberta Rouse and children.
Juanisa and Leonard. attended the
circus In Mobile Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Miles ana
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family Ok Mobile visited IN the laorne
of MB Bertha Kicker. Sunday.
D.
RI and AIRS. II. r. volwf Of
Grand Bay. Ala. spent Sunday
afternoon visiting Mis- Annie ses-
a0n
NJ and Mr. q. O. Townsend
and son. Gerald. Of Savannah. Ca
were visitors IN the s. T. Elder
home last week
Miss sue Hobbs motored 70 Mo-
bile Sunday afternoon.
Mesaames J. W. Evans and H. II.
E4ans we're business visitors 20 No
bile Thursday.
Friends Of j. R Nelson are sorry
10 hear Of his illness and wish for
him q speedy recovery.
D.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Poaes. and
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Christian and
son were visitors In Mobile Sunday
They were accompanied b. Mrs
Ella WannAmacl1er.
o
Mrs John Haarala had . tonstI-
eetomy IN Mobile Friday. remaining
there over night. and returning
home Saturday
MI and Mrs. Walter Koski and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Ladnter and family attended the
Moss Point-G uifport game Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Blon Chance are
nov making their home In Mobile.
where Mf. Chance Is employed at
the Alabama Dry Docks.
o
c L posey wa a business visitor
to Mobile Tuesday.
D.
Miss Mary Golf returned Mon
dag from q weeks vacation spent
IN Mobile and Wade. She also at
tended Salem Camp meeting.
Mrs H. II Evans and Miss ulmA
Evans vert business visitors 20 Mo
bile Saturday.
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TROOP zza

Troop 222 Of Boy Scouts held
their first meeting Of the month.
last Wednesday. II was opened BY
Scout George Searcy who led IN re-
citing the Scout Oath and the scout
laws. The troop also elected a new
scribe. Francis Frederic. Later two
cubs and another boy were voted
on and we're brought into the troop
An nvestiture ceremony was car
rieo out for the three new scouts.
Scoutmaster Red Moffast asked that
al Of the old Scouts in Troop 70.
who are stin interested in scouting
70 come 70 the meeting 70 be held
this week. New patrols and patrol
leaders ~ akatsta1nE FzAkFaa leadnFa
viii be elected.
FRANCIS FREDERIC.
Scribe.
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Troop al held ins regular meet
lng Iast.ThufSday ct the EseatawpA
nAKh school We started the meet
ing wifla the Scout Oath after which
al troop business was taken up. The
meeting wRS then turned over 20
Scoutrnastcr Norman Cunningham.
Jr. He mace a talk On God Is
Love- With tf1c aid Of cur Scout
master and that Of Assistant Scout
master Alton f. Gill we reviewed
some Of our past WORK
We also held a farewen cere-
uanry for our Assistant Scontmaster
iii He left FOR Camp Shelby We'll
lesaay morning. October 8. for tn
3uction into the u s Army. He
made the following statement in
MS farewell address 70 our troop: i
am not learning on my own win but
! feel il Is my duty ] leave you with
the ann statement made by Presi-
dent Lincoln 70 his home felix's when
leaving for his Inauguration as
President. ! am leaving not know
ing when nor whether / shall re-
turn. Unfortunately he did not re-
turn. I have confidence that / VIII
come back 10 yon safe and the
Worlds greatest democracy win be
living In q different world for YOU
when you become OF age 70 bear
arms 70 defend liberty. Al I can
promise YOU is TO pray for Gods
vil 10 be done.
From our experience in Scouting
with Atoms orders We feel that he
will make a success in the q. S.
ARMY.
We bade him farewell with the
Scout Handshake after which we
ended the meeting with the Scout
Beneaiction-
QUINToN GILL. Scribe.
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BREEPs FROM
u. S. Army
Recreation Camp


II Gordon Arleft acting execuf-
I've officer OF the Pnscagoula Rec
Grafton Camp for the u s Army.
entertained q group Of prominent
citizens at \ supper at the camps
mess hall last Thursday night A
discussion OF recent activities fol-
lowed.
The Through season for the men,
beers of the Recreation Camp has
been brought 60 an end and all Of
the boys stationed there had two
weeks Of pleasant vacation from
tfseir duties, Some Of their activities
we're as follows:
Sgt Howard l. Pyle and his wife.
who have been IN Pascagouia for
some time. have returned from two
wrecks OF travel through the South
ern states.
Sgt. Robert A. Preston has re-
turned from ms two-weeks furIoueh
spent at his home Tn Ada, o.
SGT. b. L. Ellis spent his furiouah
period at his home IN Columbus.
Ohio, and reports an enjoyable WIS.,
A.
PFC Charles II. Parks visited
In Ohio with relatives and friends.
Corp IS. c. Wilson spent his two
weeks furlough on a vacation trip
INTO Florida.
Pvt Jack A. Price spent Thurs
dag Of last week In Biloxi visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Wheeler.
MAJOR james f. Breth. who es-
tablIahed the local camp Is still on
detached service at Atlanta. Ga
Reports from there say that he Is
doing . fine 50b as assistant Morale
Chief. He Is expected 10 return to
the local camp soon.
PFC william r. Grimm and wife.
who are residing In Pascaguula. have
returned from q visit 20 their
former homes In Ohio.
PFC Graham A. Webb went to
Ohio for 10 days during which he
was on furlough from duties.
1t is reported that plans are afoot
TO HwlnteFize the local camp. The
camp Is 20 be occupied by soldiers
from Camp Shelby and oshe. points
during the winter months. Among
the improvements recRr1s1g mnmae ARE
10 improve tine water TANKS. septic
tanks and other facilities.
Miss Nell Miller Of Columbus. o..
was here last week for a visit TO
her fianeee. Corp. Z. C. Wilson.
The nigh regard which soldiers
have for the Recreation Camp at
Pascagoula was voiced In the fol-
lowing note TO Mrs. Tom r. Well,
recreation supervisor:
To the most sociable town in the
South. Paxcagouia. Here the people
really treat the soldiers like q
human being. There IL Is always
Hello May they receive the best.
(SignedD
JOSEPH WANDA.
A Soldier.
The above letter was addressed to
Mrs Tom wells. wPA Recreation
supervisor.
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vANCLEAvE

c e TSees. Jr. Of Guifport. vas
. visitor 20 vancleaxe Monday after
noon Mr.. Dees was for = number Of
years principal OF the local school.
and he has maay friends here who
we're glad 30 see ham
-
Mrs. Ellen Cooley spent the week
end with her s~on-in-law and Gauefa-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quave.
In giving an item last week re-
gardtug guests at little Rita Joe
Walkers birthday dinner. the name
Of little Miss Rosemary Ramsay
was inadvertently omitted.
Private Joe Francis Allen. son Of
ny. and Mrs. L. s Alien. Is now
stationed at san Luis Obispo.
California.
Rev. 7. r Holt. pastor Of the
VancIeave Methodist Church. filled
his pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. preaching two excellent
sermons.
Mrs. Jewell Rogers. member Of
the Vancleave School faculty. spent
the week end with her parents in
Little Rock. Miss. She returned 70
Varicleave Sunday afternoon ac-
companied by her little daughter.
Lee Ann Rogers.
Omar Murphy Of Camp RlandiaR.
Florida. has returned to camp. after
n weeks visit 20 his father and
mother. Nj. and MRS. T. L. Murphy.
Sr. Guests IN this home Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Arm
strong Of Tylertown. Miss, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong OF
Gautier, Charles Richter, Mrs. Phil
Davis and daughter OF Fontaine-
bleau.
Mr. and HRS. 7. l. Murphy, Jr..
had as their guests during the week
end MIR. Lynn Of Forest. Miss. and
Mr.. Mugzg. OF jackson.
%
Mrs Cliff Davis and daughter.
Miss Clyde Davis. were visitors 10
Mobile last week.
Miss Annie Kate Lnckard has ar-
Septed o position n the schools Of
TFisrzo9n, Miss.
Misses Susie and Fannie Vaughan
attended the meeting Of the Biloxi
Chapter United Daughters OF the
Confectionery at the home OF Mrs.
G. J. Wits in Biloxi Saturday after
noon
Mrs. Inez Breland Hooper. Of Moss
Point. county nurse. visited the
vancieaxe school Monday
D.
Misses Susie and Fannie Vaughan
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. u. Grant Humphrey and
Miss Guess Humphrey. This was in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. Humphreys
26th wedding anniversary. also Of
the birthdays Of Mrs. Humphrey,
Miss Humphrey. and Miss Fannie
Vaughan.
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Pen Staff
Prepare First Issue

The Paseasoula High School stu
dents have announced that this
year again the school newspaper.
The Panther Pen s1il be pub
hshed II Is planned q get cut four
issues during the school year. The
first edition vii make is appear
nee On Friday. October 81.
TIE staff Of the paper IS con-
rTlse6 q Wesley Geek. business
manager. HiIiard Slater. Harry
Parsley. Gloria Grant and Donald
caesas. associate business managers.
JACK Mahaffey. edttot-in-chieft
HeFmine Herring. Ruth Morgan ann
Blanche SPAWN associate editors.
Murray Clark circulation manager;
Joyce Justice Joe Kent Bishop ard
Shirley MeNaIr. assistant elreula-
ton managers.
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The Holy Spirit Our Helper
maHuIGHrs ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LnssoF

meant . spiritual rebsEth, but
Jesus told him not to marvel that
RE said mar must be born again.
for .@The wind biovreth where It
sisseth. and thou nearest the sound
thereof. hat canst not tell whence
Il cometh. and whittier IL goethi
20 L every one that Is born Of the
Shirt The important thing Is
that this Holy Spirit comes to ~
when we need Il.
AT earnest desire to leave that
which IL evil IN cur past and to do
what u right and pleasing In
Cod.s sight brings about this re-
birth And when We receive this
Holy Spirit We shall be helped
ard conaforted -Ye shall receive
power after that the Holy Ghost
4 come upon you and ye shall
be witnesses unto lie both IN
Jerusalem and IN al Iudea ard
In Samara. and unto the utter
NEST part q the earth" said
Jesus
This was the last message OF
Iesus before He was taken up IN
= cloud and vanished from the
sight Of His disciples
me next reference relates the
story of the dAy Of PenteeosL
when the Holy Spirit descended
nuon Tire disciples IN tongues Of
are. and they ali began to talk
In different languages as the
Spirit gave them power This cpl
code We have had tn an earlier
leeenn 10 Ue need not dwell upon
IL here Also we read thu account
Of the Holy Ghost descending upon
Genfllez Of the house q Cornelius.
affecting them a. It had the Jews
who were Jesus disciples. TO their
amusement
n ! Corinthians st Paul again
asserts that the Spirit e the same
IN al u nn There are diversities
of etfta.@ ne writes but the same
Spirit Eaeh q - has : different
gift for Instance. some are given
TIE Gift Of wisdom. e0n1e the art
q healing. others have other tai
enls But ali these may BE direct
- b. TIE Spirit for our o.sn and
TIE woFEdis Eood
sTha fruit q The Spirit 4 lexe.
sor. peace. long suffering. gentle
res. Roodnszs. faith. meekness.
temperanee. against such there Is
10 ~ lei u not Be. dssIr-
osss q HAln giozy. pFpeekzng one
another enxTznz eae another
II se I've n the Spirit 1t -
aIza aalk II the Spirit as St
Pal tells ~. fer As many e sze
I'd - fhe spirit q God. these are
IL aeas q Cod
WAT : change HoaId Gene Ger
- wuzaa L everyone asked tie
Hale Spirit - hep them . use
lives d iose. goodness -. ps7ce.
lauz suffering. no beng desirous
a Ezar1 <o4 e1szelf. ut provoking
ozhz8 - eavx1nF ozhsFz 1T
ualklnz and living zilh the spirit
= kzozheTly Aaze
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
CUB PACK TO HOLD MEETING

An important meeting of Cub
Pack 3i5 Of the Pascagoula Boy
Scouts viii be held at the EIks Club
Monday evening. October 20. at
7.30 O'Clock. The theme this week
viii be Safety" and it will be fit
tingly set forth by demonstrations
and special talks dealing with this
subject
ANY lad between the ages OF 8 and
u Is eligible to membership in
the various dens composing the
pack Anyone desiring membership
Is invited 10 come % this meeting.
but he must be accompanied by one
or both Of his parents.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
CARD or THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks 70 all our
relatives friends and neighb0FS for
the kindness ana sympathy shown
rs during the sudden death of our
dear little boy. Jackie Smith.
Special thanks Co Father Carey and
the nurses at the hospital. Also
many thanks for al the beautiful
floral offerings All have our ever
lasting gratitude.
Sincerely,
MIR. and MRS CHARLES SMITH.
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Nv NEWMAN CAMPBELL

tine international Uniform
Lesson on the above topic for Oct
10 l. Gen Ia Ps BILL. lisa
e3sf0-i4. joel 2. Is. 20, Luke
Has: John ass. Il IS. f67-It.
Acta lis. Ala. So. 50; 4i3i.
Io:44-4s: 1911. Rom Sc. i2-iT,
2e-16. / Cor L i-f3. Il Cor
fa-i&. Gal 6s22-2s. Rev 10.
z1.i7. the Golden Text being Rom
sid. "AA many IS are led BY the
Spirit Of Cod. these are sons OF
God"l
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a hortiealtariss sass that n 3
- commonplace Gu political cam
pzlsns should be unusually divert
lne
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

Tresp 2is a6 PAsHaaouiM Mss
reid ffa weekly meeting On wednes-
aaf. Oct l. 1871.
Al TO r Il ne Buxler 0lew
assembly. which wAs followed ~.
% eae eo1orx We then nad dues
and roll call After that came TIE
patrol meetings. patrol reports
business announcements. games
drill ard Bsnedtctsun.
EMORY WARWICK Scribe.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

THE FIRST Bible reference In
cur lesson today ls from Genesis i.
second verse. telling Of the erea.
ton q the earth And the earth
wa without form ard void and
darkness was upon the face Of
the deep And the Spirit Of Cod
moved upon the face Of the VA.
terus In TIE beginning the Spirit
O. Cod YES manifest in the world.
and our lesson continues to show
how II works in the world even
unto the present day and 70 what
heights Il attains IN inspiring and
helping human beings
lnakah reminds the children Of
Israel hov this Spirit wAs Wlth
them In their ~wandenngs IN the
wilderness especially In their es-
cape from the Egyptians when
they Were guided BY Moses
through the Red SEA dividing
The water before them. 70 make
Himself ~ everlasting name II !
seemed hard for The Israelltes to
eontinue TO Be true 70 Cod. their
Bath wsvered. even after their de-
nsSFance from their taSkmaslera.
End their prophets Wers always
reminding them % the many
blessings Cod has bestowed upon
them David the psalmist pleads
with the Lord to Cast me not
away from Thy presence ana take
not my Holy Spirit from ) Il
b universal cry which Ne ali
must make lest We lose sight Of
TIE Spirit xhich helps us through
81 CIR masfoFtanes and keeps us
- The right rad
0od sustzins Is
snail We fear that Cod vii not
sustain ua and give u the thInes
thai Ue need Jesus said voa .
member. that # = suH asked fas
brad : nan SeuId Dot give hin /
. stone. O. L he asked for ash No
earthly father xould give the son
: serpent II - then beng extl
know hox % gtse coed gifts unto
yoaF children hos maeh more
zhaH your Heavenly Father give
the Holy Spirit 10 them thai ezIl ]
epen HIN
Again Jesus tells Nieoasmus
ruler q the IeNs who came %
Hin a11 asked thas Il m=.sa~
- explained - nm tai he
maSt & -oaFu again SIeoaamuz
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

Mrs. Ellen Cooley spent the week
end with her son-in-law and daueh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quave.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

c e rSees. II. Of 0ulfport. vas
= visitor 20 vancleave Monday after
noon. Mr. Dees was for = number Of
years principal OF the local school.
and he has many friends here who
were glad 20 see hsn.