davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19
6rans 9als nn0 ietne
s6aler
Son amrt 9fiiter.

Sn Ieiner meaige Sabre nod
benz So0e BEG groBen boadnoif6en
Meiiters nieoergei6rie6enen @e-
ibidte ser nieOerlGnOiiden Mtaler
uno Malerinnen er8dbGt ArnolO
Soubrafen eingebeno bonn Seben
uno S6offen seq Srans Sols. Sein
2ebenStuanoel, Itelt Ser Autor in
einleitenoen 8emerfungen felt, lei
freili@ fein @orbilo fir bic SUI
geno: Sem groBes Solent uno
feline fiibne Manier, nidt aber lei
ne 2e6ensmeiie moge iid bic SUI
geuo gum Muiter nebmen nnO
nadeifern, oettn er mar fein gutter
Setter ieines 9ebensmogens un0 mid
nidt IeIten POM redten 8faoe ab,
neil er ieinen 9eioeniHaften 8u iebr
sic 3iigel fdieBen lieB."
Der DEALER lei fat ieOen aben0
betrunfen geiDeien. TroBoem bot
ten feline G6iiler groBe Q6trng
Dor ibm, uno sic dlteren bon IT,
men umterItiiBteen chamber BARN,
OaB iie ser &eibe na9 altf i'm adt
batten, uno i'm 0es Mben0s, be-
Ionoers menn es ounfel unO ipat
~getpor6pn wor, aus Ser &neipe
boIten, 0amit er ni6t ins 8aiier
faae ODER auf ai1oere @eiie 5da-
Sen nebme. Sic bra9ten i'm &c.
pobnli9 na6 Sauie, 5ogen ibm Die
Striimpfe un0 5dube aus nno
balfen ibm ing Set.
Sic batten bemerft, oaB er, OBJ
glei1 betrunfen, Oenno1 elm
chronological, pie aus @etDobnbeit
ltammelte un0 aQe8eit nit Der Bit
tie idloB: r2ieber SEER, nimm mid
balls in 9eineh boben Simmel."
urO iie fragten chamber, Oh es
ibrem Meiiter nit oieiem 8uni6e
audi emit lei. @arum iatnen tie
elm @ittel aus, nm ii6 oabon gu
ilber3eugen.
M6rian 8routper, ser iein S6ii-
Ter uno BON Sueeno auf gu aur6-
neil geneigt mar, unO 9irf BON
0elen batten ibren 9eil oaron. Mlt
Dem @eripre6en, chamber ni1t gu
~berrater, gingen ibrer bier ans
@erf. Sie bobrten bier 2oder in
Sen &lafonO iiber Ieinem 8ett, onr6
sic lie Itarfe Stride binunterlieBen,
oie tie an BEN gden beg 8ettes
feItfniipften. als iie i'm nun oes
an6ern Cages ms 8ett gebolfen
uno oas 2i6t aug Ser &amrter ge-
trogen batten, gingen tie ouf III
rem Striimpfen bic Sreppe binauf,
nm lire @eGe ous8uipielen, obne
BOB er oaDon gemabr purOe. Sic
bor9ten auf oie 8orte ieines Sc
betes, oas er ltod geiuobnter 8ei-
Ie nit oemieIben @unide: 09ieber
Serr, nimm mid bnlo in Deinen
boben &immell" bei6loB, noraltf tie
i'm NIT ieinem 8ett binauf3ogen.
oils er oeiien troB ieiner Srun-
fenbeit gepabr pnroe uno, oa er
ii6 in oie S0be geboben fiiblte,
glaltbte, oaB Der Simmel iein &C.
bet erbort babe, dnoerte ct ben Con
uno rief oiel lnuter ols getD0bnli6l
.aber ni6t 10 idnen, lieber SER,
ni9t 10 idneIl" Sierauf lieBen
lie i'm wieoer langiam bernnter
uno mabten, nadoem ct einaeifla-
fen mar, sic Stride log.
Crit nod Sabren entOedten iie
Inn Sen Streih. Dieies @ebet
gebraudte Sals eitoem ni1t wie-
Der
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

Bon Grid pttu aaReler.

SUh SAtW NV OtHHN@N%+
State einmol", ruft Otto an,
mo id iebt bin! SIN Gafe neben
oeiner @obnungl &0nnen mir oieie
unoerboffte @elegenbeit nidt 81 Ell.
mem ouBertourliden @ie0erie6en
pertuen6en?"
n2ei0er nnm0gli6", u%ntportete
@rete, y@apa lit git Satie, So fann
i1 nidt fort"
gnttGui6t legt Otto Sen Scorer
auf. @as ion er nun NIT Sem lang
meiligen No6mittog anfangen?
or iiebt ii6 i'm Gafe nm; rings
6erum lino &artenpartien I'M Sang.
@r erfunoiet iid bel Ser Bridge
0ome, Oh tie i'm pielleiht no Elm.
reiben fonnte. 9as lit nidt leiht,
0enn es lit IDIOT nod flint un0 0ie
8artien iin6 fomplet. &ber tie 5ie6t
i6r Neutrality-suspicious. 3u &at uno
balls tam ite triumpbiereno mel
ben: SD babe einige Serren an
gerufen, Tie per6en gleid bier iein."
Dos mGre aIio in Sronung. &6er
oa miro Otto gum Selepbon per'
longt.
nDtto", iagt @rete freuOig, i'd
fam mid oo6 freima9en. 8apa
bat iib ioeben enti6loiien, er 5iebt
iid geraoe Inn. Glio, mo- treffen mir
uns?"
Gie beioen enti6eioen iid fiir
Ben 8art nebenon. SOB mid nidt
LANCE warten", bittet Otto, res lit
I6redIid taIt. @ir gebea oaan-
gleib in i~reenoeine oeritedtc &en'
oitorei." = Cine Minute, na1oem
8opn oas Sai,s oerlaiien bat, oer'
ipri9t Crete, bin id unten."
Otto berIt6noigt 0ie griogeoame,
oaB er nun oo6 ni6t ipieien fam.
SIR lit Sas iebr peinlid, neil lie
nun Sen Serren, oie iie Ioeben elm.
gelaoen bat, mieOer abiagen mnB.
Mber iol9e ltnangene6mlidfeiten
bringt ibr 8eruf nun einmal nit
Iif.
lln6 Otto berlaBt ons marine
gafe un6 gebt in Sen e~iiigfalten
@art. Sol1e Observation-Disclosures
hringt sic 2iebe nun einmal nit iih.
Trieren0 Sfobft er olf un0 ab.
God es pergebt cine 8iertelitunoe
nod Der anoeren un0 @rete er.
i6eint nift. @n0Iid gi6t er, ait.
terno Dor &Glte, Oas Oergebli6e
@arten auf unb eilt nad Sauie,
Inn sic orobenoe @~erfiiblung nit
beiBem See 5u b6noigen.
yDieie iGredli9en 2aunen", er.
eifert er Iib beim nd6iten @ieoer.
ieben nit @rete, nerit lebnit on
al, Damn iagit gu gu uno oann
fommit on crit re6t ni6tl"
sd fam ni9ts oafiir, bob Ra-
pa BOD 5u Sauie g%eblieben it,"
nglio oein 9apa lit 10 launen-
baftl Crit min er nidt fort, Damn
5iebt er fib gum ausgeben Inn uno
oann bleibt er crit redt gu .Sanlel"
.0u fennit .meinen Bapa i9left!
Ct fennt feline 9aunen."
Damn mo6te id wirflid nil.
len, tper nod oeinen gegriffen Gan.
men botl"
n3um 8eiipieI Ser Serr i'm
GAZE"
.@elher Scrip
sd meiB ni&ftt, per es 1T. Aber
erit poIlte er cine 9riogepartie ba-
ben nno faum bat sic 9riogeoame
meinen @ater aufgeforoert, bat Die,
ier Serr pieoer abgeiaet. Sieblt
/. gu, oas lit elm launenbaiter Serr
uno BEL ibm fnnnlt ou oid fir Del.
men Shnupien beoanten."
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

Die gromfilberfritaIle, bie bic
li@tempfinoli6e S4idt auf ben
pbotogrnpbii1en 8latten uno Sill.
men biIoen, iin0 etpa / @ierais-
tauienoftel en- groB.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19
Span

Ser Superlotipmenid RbeT'
i6dbt meiiteus itf ielbit.
user Ser Siinoe aus Dem @ege
gebt, bat cine CUTE Sagesreiie &c.
tan.
@eiunObeit lit ebeuio unitef-
teno ME aranfbeit. 8rentiee
Wulforo.
8er in ser 0ogmatit ni9t gu.
berIaiiig lit, irrt atf auf etbiidem
@ebiete.
aosmetif. 6rau Babrbeit
6rou6t feline 9osmetif : ie bIeibt
etpig Jung.
Man ioa onoere ni9t gum
@lauben 3pingeu, ionOern lie gum
8iiien 6ringen.
@s gi6t @olteri6aften, pie ettua
6ie @sfimos, Oie niemals einen
&rieg gefiibrt baben.
8eit guten 6reun0en i6mauien
lit @ergniigen, a6er ni4t cine Orb
idaft nit ibnen teilen.
Gina fiinf5ebu @iaiOuen Con.
men Gis meroen idbrli9 bon ben
@iienbabnen ber6ratdt.
Cine Wutter bat INNER reAt.
sic bat 3nbiel g~elitten uno geliebt,
als 6oB es an6ers iein t0nnte.
Sci groBem uugliid in Der
gbe feblt es gem0bnlid an einem
tleinen 8ort. = @ottbelf.
9ieie Oerriifte 8eit bat Ell
men Sppus geidoffen: Meni6en,
Sic nit ibrer @rnit proser.
0eue Seliumquellen, bic iebr
ertragrei6 iino, 5at man auf Der
IbneOii6en Sniel Solaro entoeft.
8Itn0e 2iebe. @r iab ni6t
oas Rouge auf Sen 2ippen Der
@elie6ten. Die 2iebe ma6t farben'
blind.
Oas @drben pom ai6enbrosei
lit it6er 1000 Sabre alt. Mnn
fennt es unter pielen Numen in ct
ma $50 8uriationen.
9ie aunit Itedt w~abrboftiS in
ser Natur. @er lie 6eruus fam
reiBen, Der bat lie.
@l6re6t Diirer.
SeiIfun0e mir0 bielen 5u'
tell, Seilfunit nur menigen. User
bamit @iienidoit otrbinOet, erlangt
sic @eiiteri6aft. Marr, 1876.
Sn SoupmooO bat li6 Elm ridti.
ger o8abpmarft" berausge6iloet, Der
gto~optipfin0er fir 6ilmidauipieler
un0 S9auipielerinnen bermittelt.
S I'M Screen rpG6it Der ar8t, ans
@ott gebt er, oeS natiirli6en SlGte&
lit er, uno Ser bodite @rao oer
slr5nei lit oie 9iebe. - @oracelins.
Sic Seelpinnen, Die ben melftsM
4qporienbeiiBern befonnt fino, iiber.
5ieben ii9 NIT @aiierpflan5en, I'M
li9 gegen Si6t BON o6en gu oeden.
g enne ni6t Oas Sdidiol
grauiam,
Nenne Ieinen S9luB ni9t 0eio;
Sem @eieb lit ep'ge 8abrbeit,
Seine Site @otterflarbeit,
Seine Mo6t Nottpen6igfeit.
Ole 2eute geben gu iogenann'
ten M1ttoritdten. Mi9 bot man
aud 6aau gema9t. 9abei wiiiet
mir ni9t mebr als Die anoeren.
@ir Iinb nur oas 0pfer BON Sbpo'
9on0ern. - auguit 8ier.
Der S9neeboG uno oas b0ie
@ort,
Sic padien, pie tie roIlen fort:
Gin Sanopoa pirf gum Eor bin.
aus,
Gin Berg pir0's Dor oes 9adbarn
Sons. = %. Miiner.
q / d t gut, nidt idlimm lit,
mas oie @otter geben,
unb Ser @mpfdnger crit mo9t oas
@ei9enf.
60 miro oas 8rot, 0as uns bic
@roe ipenOet,
Den Starfen itdrft, Oes &ronten
Sie6tum mebrt.
80 Iino ser @0tter bobe @aben
ale
Gem @uten gut, Dem 9trsen gum
8eroerbert. - @rinpar6er.
Sober Ar6t, er mag nit Sell.
mitteln ooer nit ser Sano gu 8er-
te geben, lit nidts Obne Die genane-
item &%enntniIIe ser duBeren un6 in
0fTsaS g. ChOLL
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

rSier lit sic geniation bon beu.
tel" &eoafteur 4enanpopoulos bon
ser pAtbener a~benoeule~ i9penfte
iiegesgemiB oas 8ltoopeiter 8latt.
Seim Gbef iiberflog ben Artifel,
elm Sdmun8eln berflarte ieine 3ii-
ge. n@ute Sa9e!1 CAB er tpioer-
itrebeno gu, neil nidt er es NOR,
Der tie ent0edt bate. yg1ur muB
sic @eidifte natiirIi9 in amerifa
ipielen. $50 oenn ionItl nn0 elm
Bauer bei6dftiet ii6 oo9 nidt nit
gntenau9t. slrbeiten sic oas
meinen @eiilngen entipreGenS
uni"
l1n6 10 eridieas in Ser .gtbeno.
eule" folgenoer Mrtifel:
Die ipreden6e Cute
Sn u, Mihigan, fat ser Dill
lionar g. 6. 6iel; Ser eiitsn gro.
ben Cell ieines @erm0gensr gum
Mnfanf IeItener Giere berpenbet, ei.
men aufiebenerregenoen 9reiiurer.
folg 81 oer8eidnn. Nnb iobrelan.
gem 8emiibcn lit e8 linn oeluneer,
Die ielteae 9apaeei-Gnte bas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

caiss. Doris Lee Newman Father
Ann pettta Pear Esther n4nsg.
Rvhki II Randall. Dxu&ny Naomi
Rsandex Martha Sherman. vera
Smith. VEGA ssnuesT, Raby Le
Smith. rranca4 Neraiyn swarm.
UaoFaa waitnn. DcroknY Pave WI
hams IRA Rath wyAtI and Rahy
A6axna
Tne boya waso are Thought 70 Be
stiKsndr for graduation are - re-
esive their dipanza8a arr.
Lear Alexander. Owen Angeso. J.
T. RtAhop QkznEn BrrnEA John
C. Britt JAck D4ckxnn Freoertek
paul E1kert Lee ROY Fsrby Henry
Ford Alton on Deuson Uofs.
Eretfx HaxrEr. Harvey W1Eiiarc
Hedegawrd Aihexs nenry HudNoo
Harold Emmett JuEses NurrAs Poser
Exte Ranab@rK. William Frankiin
Redmond IT. James c Reeve
William Alhert HeypoldE Jeck
Shepherd Glenn william TuFrea
Eari TurnAet. / J Wilmington
Kelly G Williams. and Rndolph
CarF1el WlliiAEna
The ausw class Of 1914. com-
posed Of 50 xtadent& fs me iRrwuxt
graduation class N the history o
ilse ecfs0oA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Jackson Countians
Attend Methodist
Meet At McC Comb

ne FRS aanaAl meeting % Ire
Ma&tsaFe1 Mrfk1o1ms ConfrreFacF a
tne won1ans Sociess o Christian
Service Is neine held iris week 81
ere Centenary Methoaist Church At
McComh where Rrs J. L Carter. .
fornaN pastor o. uhe Moss Point
church, h the resident pzsscr
The meet1nR wMx called 1T isG
p M naesaay and was presided
over ~ Mrs. paul Arlington Other
distinguished persons 70 be present
au6 arp appearing On the program
M Bishop Host M Doobs Of the
Louisiana ene Mixs1Ssipp confer
encex Mrx J d Bragg o. s. Louis.
president d the Woman'x Society q
Christian Service o the United
Methodist Church. Miss MathGh9e
KtninEswurth, missionary Who re-
Gently returned from China. and
MIS- W p Lewis who wfth Dr
Lewis. Is II America on a furtouah
from their post IN the Belgian
Congo. AfTicA
Attending the conference from
jackson County. are. Mrs. s Cole
man Of Big Point Mrs G. l. Nelson
and Mrs Earnest Graham Of Esca-
tawpa Mrs. NoIle Roberts q Orange
Grove. Mn Lester Shelter of Pas
caeoulA. Mrs Fritz Lander and
Mrs l. A Kicker OF Kreole. and
Mrs r l. Walton. Mrs John Cirlot
and Miss Ina Thompson Of Moss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Bapfists Asked For
Special Donations
On Mothers Day

s1nadsy. MAJ iitn b also q xpscaa.
day obeerwec ~ tire MfzaaNsipu
Bapt1s Conwentsoa h the lnserssi
Of khe ma1y oogs ard girls wao
make usetr hasne NJ the Bap&zzE
OrpRsanase Heated - Jaeksan
Al this time al % TIRE cnGr<teM
sunday schools. missionary societies
md brotherhusedz Are ~reQuessec 20
aanke = caah offering fer the pur-
uase o. providing food e1othinx
training and sheiEer Tor the children
who have been committed % their
care.
During the pest few years the
Orpaanaee has beer erecting new
buildings on the p4y-Es-y0u-build
plan SIX new buildings have been
constructed on t1is basis IN order
for the Building Program % con-
tnue In this manner and at IRE
same time take carr Of the general
suppoEt Of the children Il Is nec-
essary that q good cazh Offering Be
Rnt % the OrpfIanage ~ this time
The Orphanage cared for 3i5
children the past year This num-
Der came from 80 different counties
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
The Church Enlarging Its Fellowship
mcHu10HTs on THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

that he could work more magic
wifh such . gift
But Peter. indignant. said 10
him Thy money perish with
thee. because thou hast thought
that tbs gin q God may be pur-
chased with money. Thy
heart h not right IN the sight Of
God Repent therefore Of this
thy wickednezs. and pray God. Il
perhaps the thought Of thine
heart may b forgiven thee
simon must have been ahashed
and meekiy asked Peter to pray
for hlIn. .that none o. these
thinRs which ye have spoken
come upon me- He VA afraid
he would b. punished you see. 80
even then he was not really re-
pen1ant O. realized his alma
Aag<i - Lord Directs Philip
Ire angel Of the Lord spoke 70
Philip and told him TO 90 south
toward GAIA which wes . desert
There he met ~ Ethiopian eunuch
Of great authority He had charge
Of 81 the treasure belonging 20
the queen q Ethiopia. Candace.
sitting IN mis- chariot he was read
lng Esalas. the prophet T1s
spirit o. the Lord told Philip &C
80 rear 20 the chariot. and he Old
and heard the eunuch read from
the prophst Philip asked him n
be understood what he vas read.
ing. His answer was. How can !
except some mar should guide
meg 50 Philip taak . place -
ade him n TIE chariot
me ezsnuch read. He was LED
e. : sheep 70 the slaughter: and
like . lamb dumb before he
shearer. 30 opened he net HI
moash" VINO was It speaking of
TIE eunneh asked Philip.
-xhen Philip opened his mouth.
and began af the same scripture.
ana preached unto him Jen1s"
they uenf OF their way. end
when they saw 9 pod q water.
the euuueh said see. hsrs h
water: a4at doth hinder ne to
be haptizedf- II thou heiisvest.-
said phiIip. The eunucA naid: =
believe that Jezus Christ l. ths
Son q cod- The men then went
doNn % me water and Philip bsp-
dne1 HIN
Then the Spirit Of the Lord
ma6zhed Fhflp away cut q
siehE. hat the sunneh went O. his
Wv neze.eIne ~But Philip waa
f0zn1 e Azotnz: and passing
thraagh he preached n Ell The
etaaa u he came % C1esare4s
whzeh elao eu1s Cur ieeeon. whtch
shoas u boz these earnest otse1-
plea q CIR Lard enlarged tie fss-
ioHzhln - tAe cary chnrcA
.as.=ss Naa#1raza L.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
u Stevenson
Wins Highest Grade
In Jackson Contest
Entire Mess Peini Band Rated FL.
celieni In Marching. Coed In
Concert Fair In Sight Reading

H. T Gallaspy. director OF the
Moss Point High School band. n
nouneec this week. after returning
from the state band contest IN
jackson that Beulah Stevenson.
playing 3 cornet solo. had been
awarded the highest rating possible
and had received q medal for THIS
achievement.
Nj. Gallaspy stated that eonsld-
ering the band and the trip as a
whole. the trip was fairly
iuA Is thirteen members OF the
band have played together as a unit
less than two years. and almost
nan OF this number have PLAYED
less than one year. Furty-two bano
members were taken on this trim
The brass Sextette. composed Of
beuiah Stevenson. VIII Allen. Glenn
Torres. Aven Bilbo Bobbie Newton
and Bob Cirlot. received the rating
% excellent.
John Estes. Jane Coulson. Carl
DAnselo and Dickie Franklin. who
mace up the clarinet ouartet were
rated as good"
The entire band was rated by the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Commencement Days
Approaching For N. p.
High School Pupils

Preparnnnns are hesnx mace b
tee officials OF the EaA poant Hxh
SEhooi Tor tsa anrua1 ~ouzznasszce-
merit 9nerukaes wfsch wEn BE- car
RED ou& w1th appsugwtate cere-
narriez OF unE high scg1onl athiees<
fiad on Fz1d2S nxhI May 80 81
8 ocAonk.
The ~reitxaezss graouata5n SERVES
wA b. heid Sunday, MAY a. with
Gre uf TIE loeAi pastors presiding
TIE ccznrlete uogram q TIE
graduation SxeTytsez hape nx rs
yet been worked ou1 but thf evenl
wali ne presided over - the senior
eAAES president Ines DAngeh.
Speaking On the program All ne
Esther Larsen class raiedtct1rtAn
Frances MeFltyn Seam sziuta-
narsans ard Exss Rarahezx. wasnse
veAflY aNgr9Ee ~ 6aznuoan gra6m
wAre alnnss equal 70 tnoee az ihF
kAlutauaTfAn Tnc preservation Of
ttsF aaps0snAs w4I b. m&ot D Sc
psF1rtendFsat A T. MnnFsx
TIE TzrA mho aHe thnaxht % b
Nligiese Ter grsd18ts1n and % re-
eSivr fhelr diplomas are
Willie IdellA HiaxSeS Aiane A.
freda Bue&. Mary LGzalsH Coach.
&eNN Cunningham. Mskzea Gar
~ Cunningham MaEKfe Esteiir
DAnuisr. Ine4 uAEeal nAnRetu
Hare Mar Gtnscu Dofusay Ma
Green Aunae Louise Greene. Pau
lire EEzAnesh GrssT1on Marie
HeTb06mnan DuTa Elizabeth Lar
sra Esther Larsen. Valera Lopez
Esther Lyrd Frances Moody Mar
Eares Moofe BarbAra Eleu Ne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Joy Flying School
Has Had Enrolled
Over 20 Students

Il c. Houck o. tns Joy FIung
School located a. the Jackson
County Airport announced thii
wsetk THAT 20 date Ne has had g
total enrolment % more than ssy-
enty stBcenEa. twenty Of these
students have AlrcadT made solo
flights. leaving more than fifty
students IN training NJ present Mr.
Hoack started his school here the
latter part a. February There are
Approximately ten students from
Mobite 1Aklna lessons az the school
The government licensed tustruc.
Tor for the school 1T present Is MAJ
vsekers Of Fort Worth. Te1ax He
Is nos residing n Mos Point with
hIS wife where they hope % make
their hnxne ii ule futSre
Mr Hn1ck nos has n operation
al the airport three airplane4. twu
Cubs and one PorteTf1eid. and ne
stated THAI fc l. prepared At any
time. % add any number Of planes
tlaas may BE- neEdec 70 carrY on
the work Of the sehooi s~atlsfactog1-
~.
According 70 Afr Ho0ck. arrange
nfentA are being made % accom-
MEDIATE charter trips 20 Horn Is
land which IL located about nine
miles OF the mainland The lou
est prices available viii be charged
for these trips. Mr. Houek satc. IN
order to altow as many people as
possible 20 take advantage Of thu
opportunity. II Mr. Houek ektab-
fishes these trips, Il vii b the
first time THAT such n project has
bern attempted on the coast
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Meet
OF Baptist Leaders
At Moss Point May

jackson. Miss April 25-PaStors.
church chairmen and church chair
women OF the Baptist churches Of
Jackson County Association vii
meet AZ the Baptist church Moss
Point. May z. at 30 .. m TO dts
cusx plans for the MisStSipp Bap-
tist NOV Club movement for Jack
son Bapttsts- The meeting Is called
Point. ASsociAtional Chairman. who
viii preside and Mrs J W. Brum-
field. Pascagoula. AssoctationaI
Chairman for Women.
Church ChRirmen for jackson
County Association 20 date are. Is
catawpa. MIS- Fl E Nelson East
Moss Point. Mrs Monte Davis.
Moss Point. MIS-. T. L. Detachment:
Ocean Spring. Mrs A C Gottsche
PaScagoulR Mrs ] W. Brumfield,
Red Greek Union. Mrs l. z. Flurry.
Vancleave. Mrs. Earl Davis. Wade.
Mrs. Lillian Faggard: Kreole. Mrs.
A. l. Wilkerson. Spencer Memorial.
Mrs Louis LAndeT.
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RvonGaNTzED CHURCH or
UE>Us CHRIST or LATTER
DAY SAINTS

I@at4Wp&s MtsAl
Caarca Sck1oi II sf3. J 4
naflon supervisor.
gazranaat service ~ IL 90. F1rss
Samoa IL each mcnth
FsealnR worship 81 80
Pfazram rendered b. Young Feo-
Me. thlra sunday night m each
moush
M.a.ueek prayer service CT We'd
gsaszY night At 7O.
WaTreaa meeting AZ 80 every
sfhef Monday Leader. Mfrs Asbel
DAVIS
Zlsns league. Young Peoplel
Recreation al ? 80 ,. m each Fn-
DAY
ZlauI League meeting 81 eco pm.
each SUNDAY. Marshall Mixell,
inaner. Feda Rogers. president; ard
81 L BarIga teacher.
AaalA examination a. 600 D. N.
each sunday.
Eyeryone cordially invited 70 these
service
ELDER A. n BARNES Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS. Reporter
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Machpelah Cemetery
Stockholders Meet
Next Week To Elect


An important meeting o. ths
MAshpeiah CsznetfTz 6tEkb111rri
has heeu called e. nne<a ln ne Com
nsuaity House ln Moes Putnt Tna1.
Oar Afternoon May eth ~ s@
O'Clock
The Marhpslah CrfnetsfY s. 3 car
p1rals1n and the ownzTH q 3cA are
ne xtachii0idsgx n xMA osxBnkxtc
L. FehTs1nrT 1850 the nninases sfaov
ffs0ae attending Ire ovRRutMt3uti
nsessnsg we're gozaB Hill ss4 Or VI
y Bragx ? n Lew1& ~ = EssnA
, y Burner p 0ooce q a y
IAurence and c II Aliey John
Hlll 81 served n tie fiFsi presi-
Cert n y Eyer1tt Secretary arc
y II Lwia treasurer
Among The important matters Of
business before u1e meeting next
Thursday Is the election Of a Bnara
Of Control Ire charter provides
tha1 board shall b. composed Of
esRf. members Several year have
passed since THIS board last met
and a number Of vacancies haRe &C
NaFEA u AfaAAas At@ kA@@ - &af"A
Of these nos serving have expired
Tire late Miss Lizzie AlieT served
tof mann years Is president Of the
BaAFc 81 Control and her great IN
iercst a. the cemetey Is Eeh known
70 ever one and Through her ef-
foFt1 many Improvements werg &C
c1znpllshec
The Woguens AUXILIARY Is ar az
OF ladies VINO have loaked
the keeping Of the cemetery
rehabilitation. etc This osKan-
has been active for many
years and their woFk mas been %
much help % the Cemetery.
The meeting called for next
Thursday afternoon Is not 3 meet
Of tire Wosnens Auxiliary but a
Meeting of TIE Corporation and Il Is
q full attendance Of both
men and women
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AssEMnIY oF ann

G0T N. PaaraROulA Street
The Friendly Church win a
Welcome
Our Regular Services.
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ
Morning Worship Hoo A M
ExanFeiisfie Service. TO p. n
Prayer Meeting. "Wednesday, TO
p. NJ
To those Of y0u not attending
church elsewhere ~ extend a spacs-
al invitation 10 visit cur SUNDAY
school Bring your family and meet
with Us AZ the usual hour
KENNETH ERwTN. Pastor.
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DEATH o. Ms CHAR1oTTT
YOUNG MCDOWELL

Mrs Charlotte Young Mcdowell
usdO9 q ehe ate Sttnsn Merca-
ell died A. tae hoene az hex dAaRn-
ter, Mrs Henry Ho4Ah or SUNDAY.
April -. t. Moa4ie after . kcze A.
neMs The funeral wsax hNEd on
Monday. April - fesl, frun TIE
Church o. the Latter Day saints
with burial Ia PINE Crest Cennctegy
tn A.oniie.
Deceased vas born III Cottage
Hi Aiab@xnM. anc had lived 81 Mo-
bale for the past twenty-four years
Surviving are ore daughter. Mr
Henry HoszTh q Mobile. and other
relatives IN Moss Point and Kreuie
and n Mobile.
M and Mrx Morris Young and
Mr. and Mrs Henry Young OF Moss
Potnt attended the funeral
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Everlasting Punishment Is the
subject Of the LxSson-Sermon in
al Churches 81 Christ Scientist
Sunday. May 4
The Golden Text Is He that
coTeTeth his sins shall not urosper.
but vino 50 ~CoufeSSeta and for
saketh them snAli have mercy
proverbs Rib.
Among the Lesson Sermon rita
tons Is the following from the
Bible Be not deceived: God Is
not naocked for whatsoever a mar
soNeth. that shall he alSo reap
For hc that soweth 10 his flesh
shall OF the fieSh reap coFr4ptfQn.
Galatians $40.
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
the following passage from TIE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

Christ Lutheran Church. af4 8.
Pascazoula Street
Sunday. MAY ctr. Third Sunday
after Easter. Jubilate~
Sunday School At 600 A M: AIR.
Il II Schultz. superintendent: MisS
Catherine BraSh. organist: lesson
The Lords Prayer"
Adult Bible Class at 800 A NJ:
Rev. Frederick A. Graef, instructor
lesson Be Constant n Christ
Divine Service At 1000 A. II
AlS Meiene. 0rRantSt: Epistie les
son. Peter :, lilo. Gospel les