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Evening star., 1941-03-27


coat, and says, You don't do that
captain doesn't mind and orders
champagne. So do I, in the proved
mistaken belief that champagne is
a preventive against sea sickness.
A little earlier, Mrs. Robinson
COOS to the captain, You know,
captain, I hate to leave my home
even for five minutes. I miss my
pictures so much" Priscilla
Lanes cotton dress is unsuitable for
ship life and she fights losing bat
tie with the strong breeze "a polite
word for bowling wind We
have a bunch of glamour girls
aboard-among them Katherine
Aldridge, Georgia Carroll, Marie
Montez; and I feel sorry for them
when they have to don swimming
suits and pose for pictures with
teeth chattering and hair blowing.
A woman passenger approaches
John Garfield with a puzzled look.
II know you from somewhere, but
where?" she asks. John smiles and
waits politely. A light dawns on
her face. "Oh, yes" she says en-
Enthusiastically, you're Jules Gar
finkel of public school No. As, the
Bronx" They tell me that
at the shipboard dance following
the premiere, Eddie Robinson con-
Quoted the orchestra and Garfield
played the drums; but this is hard
to corroborate because most of the
130 members of the Warner party
were SeaSick and neither saw the
picture nor attended the dance.
Production notes of the week. -.
And this takes us back to Capt.
Stedman of the America. Warmers
are planning a movie based on his
life, titled Captain of the Ship"
to star George Brent. When
George Raft finishes his Man
power" assignment with Marlene
Dietrich, he reports to Columbia
for Trinidad" :. The honeymoon
will be over for Deanna Durbin
when she returns to the studio in
June for Almost an Angel" oppo-
site Charles Laughton. This is in
stead of Ready For Romance"
which Deanna was to have made
with Charles Boyer. I understand
Boyer did not relish the idea of
playing second fiddle to Deanna.
Laughton is a little more confident.
There are more movies lined up
for Bob Hope than for any other
actor his size and weight in Holly
wood. Here are some of the films
Bob is supposed to do this year:
"The Lady in Pursuit" with Bing
Crosby, Road to Moscow" with
Crosby and Dorothy Lamour,
Nothing but the Truth" with
Paulette Goddard, Louisiana Pur-
chase" And an untitled original
with Jack Benny. All this is in
addition to Bob's weekly broadcast.
X X
Jimmy Stewart will receive
stipend of 81 900 a week from Metro
during his year in the Army. This
is thank you" for the money
Jimmy has piled up for the studio
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Preview Goes Out to Sea
But 1t Isn't Seen by All
Real Oceans Roughness Tops That
Shown on Screen as The Sea Wolf
Is Premiered on the America
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

The next time any 1--WE going to for premiere
I shall How interesting"
have heard by Warner Brothers
previewng "The luxury
from Angeles tell
picture
Evening star., 1941-03-27

CARLTON HOTEL, New Cosmos Room, 18th
and X SITS. ME. 2926. Music by Carmen
Caya!laro'S Orchestra. Dancing 81 and 10
TO = Min 80 after 10 pm. except Sat So.
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel, 18th
at h. Cocktail and dinner dancing So;
supper dancing TO Milt Davis Orchestra,
1O-l. Min, Saturday only 81 DI $3.50.
hay ADAMS HOUSE-Overlooking White
House at 18th and SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm. dignity and gem
tlllty. Luncheon, S5c; dinner from SIPS.
organ music nightly during dinner.
sHOREHAM BLUEROOM, Connecticut at
Calvert. Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows 9:30 and 11:30. Dinner So, includ-
ing cover. Supper cover soc. AID. 070O
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Sunday School Assn
OF Jackson County
Baptists Met Sunday

The jackson County Baptist sun
day School Association met a. the
East Mo<S Point BAPTIST Church.
Sunday afternoon February q.
with q fairly large group In atten-
dance.
O b Loper Of Paseagoala. pre-
sided over the meeting. Earl Per
hns OF Moss Point. led the group
In singing. and rendered praise. fol-
lowed by Mr.. Lopez, vino discussed
The place and program os the sun
day School Association. after which
q song was sung By those present.
The Local Cnurchs Cooperation
with the Association In Sunday
School Work. was the topic OF q
Talk By Rev. J. c. Taylor OF Kreoae
After q report By the nosninat-
ing committee SRs heard, the SER
mon Of the evening vas rendered
by Rev. J. r Sullivan Of Ocean
Springs. He took the topic Of his
talk from the oath verse Of Jude
Following Rev. Mr.. SuIlsvanis SER
mon. benediction was given.
The nexf meeting Of the Associa-
ton VIII be st the First Baptist
Church Of Ocean Springs, OF which
Rev. J. r. Sullivan Is the pastor.
This meeting viii be held on the
afternoon Of Sunday. March ~.
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Clothes Made
By Jackson County
Red Cross Chapter

The jackson County Chapter Of
American Red Cross has filled lis
third quota Of garments to be sent
70 British war suffers. Il was an
nounced by Mrs. Charles Carr.
Ocean Springs. county production
chairman. These gnrTnents were
made by volunteer workers IN the
county and were shipped from here
during the early part OF this month.
The shipment included. rs pairs
Of patamas. % operating gowns. II
bed shirts. e. chfldren's dresses, 2s
womens dresses, 2 womens blouses.
% childrens sweaters. II womens
sweaters. z mems sweaters and so
lAyettes.
The county has been called upon
10 make and furnish about 500 ad-
dttional garments. II was announced
by Miss Jesse Boyd. executive secre-
Eary Of the chapter. These gar
ments must be shipped from here by
May 81.
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.|MzoM MGW4I

Kpissle lessen. ? Corinthians G. Ito
GoNini lesson Matthew 4 I'LL;
sermon topic -Carssl the Great
Hieh Priest
Afcrday. March srG The Ladies
AID soessiy win meet az the home
of Nfrs 2 J CAstanera- on Jackson
Avenue. at 800 ? m.
Tuesday. March tfh The Sunday
school Teachers snd Officers will
naees 81 shs p~arnorags ~ : 20 p fn.
fer n business and educational
meeting
Wednesday. March str. Divine
f1nten Meditation al 7.so D. m.
Subject. The Hour q Agony
WEDNESDAY March sth Rehearsal
a the Vested Chpir Immediately
after tire Dsutsn Service
Saturday March sth Announce
ments sov Holy Communion are q
te made a. tire parsonage In ths
Afternoon Of evening,
Sunday. March sth Holy Com
municn ptil be celebrated A. 1906
q m.
REV FREDERICK A aRAEP
Pastor
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United Christian
Service Program
At Baptist Church
WorId Day OF Prayer To n
Observed ny All Christian
Churches Throughsut Weird

-Four projects Of United Christian
Service. Christian Lteratureg
Union Christian College" MI
grants" and Indian Students IN
United States Government SCHOOL,
win Be presented at the service 70
be held At the Baptist Church. ri
day afternoon. 1t three O'Clock.
This service Is INSTRUMENTATION
Al. and al churches In Moss Point
and surrounding territory win have
. part IN the interesting program.
which VIII be In charge III the
Methodist Missionary organization.
The observance OF the World Day
OF Prayer began twenty years ago.
and this year viii be held in ;
country In the world, and at :
hour during the day. when men and
women will come together for pray
er. using the same program pre-
pared b. a committee IN Shanghai
China. the subject Of which win Be.
Thy Kingdom Come"
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Al Club Rally Day
Plans Laid Saturday
During Conference
Program VIII Inean6e Parade.
P2TsMns Ard Osher FsAtur<s
Ta - Presented

me jackson County 4-H counefl
met IN t0knt &azfon wfkh The s-E
leaders Saturday NJ TIRE County
Agricultural offices On Ke~ street.
IN PzscagoalA~ and mace plans for
the annual gaiiy-d2y program which
Is % BE- held the latter part Of nExf
month, with the tentative date BE-
Ela 81 as March ~
Mrs EEnel winnte Rouse. Of 0au-
ter. president o. the county council
presided over the session. After
singing patriotic songs tire business
session WAS opened
During Rally Day. the members
OF the Ell Gibbs VII conduct 4
hlblz and have other activities On
their poggrarn During the morn
ing. there VIII be a parade through
the Pascagoula business district.
after which there will be . pro-
gram rendered at une pzsc2goulA
Elementary School building. This
viii be tn the form Of . pageant.
with each x-H Club IN the county
participating.
Following the pageant. those at
tending VIII be taken On q tour o.
points Of interest IN Biloxi and
Galfp0rt and will return 70 Pas
cagoula early N the afternoon
The closing part Of the program
viii be devoted 10 playing Of games
including the homemade games o.
tables football, darts and other In
door sports. A patriotic ceremony
VIII mark the close Of the days &C
J tivifies.
Those IN attendance At the meet
ING last Saturday ere NtS Rouse,
Elizabeth Guillotte. Katherine Jean
Roberts, H. T. Lopez and Mrs. J. y,
Bradley Of Gautier: Eloise HAmil-
ton. Velma Wilmington. Johnnie
Gibson. Alice Emily Hague Of Hur-
ley. MrS. Melvin Eley. Harleston.
Patsy Richards and Ernestin<
zepeiie. Fontainehleau: and Ever
cite Wells and Rudy Kosn OF Kre-
ole.
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REORGAgrzED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or LATTER
DAY SAINTS

lE~c2tawpay MtNAA
Church School AZ aa<6. J. L
Barlow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service al 100, First
Sunday m each month.
Evening Worship 81 7ss0.
Program rendered By Young Peo-
pie. third Sunday night IN each
month.
Msd-week prayer service on Wed
neEday night at Ts5o.
Womens meeting At 7.s0 every
other Mon1ny. Leader, Mira Mabel
DAVIS.
lions League. young peoplsl,
Recreation at T.5o p m. eaeh Phi
day.
2icns League meeting Ct 500 pm
each Sunday. Marshall Mineil,
leader FredR Rogers. president; and
J. l. Barlow. teacher.
Adults organization at 800 D. m.
each Sunday.
Everyone cordially invited TO these
services
ELDER A. n BARNES Pastor.
MILDRED THoMAB. Reporter
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nencefcrsh even fsreseT usaiAh
s6vD.
Amox1E the citations which com-
prlse TIE Lesson. sermon Is hk fol-
iowine frran tft Btoie Jesus an
s9cfec taeTn. Mzny god work.
have I showed voc from ms Father
Tor which q those woFE8 % ye
stone me John 20 113f
The L1Non-serrson also includes
ire following passage ffom TIE
Christian Ecielsex Textbook sci
ence ard Health with Ksy 70 fhe
Scriptures by Mary Baker E6ag
rnn oislne image. idea Or Christ
WA is and ever win b. tasepaY-
sble troxn the divine Principle God
Jesus referred Go thss unity 81 his
erArsuai identity thus Before
Abraham waa ! am. 7 and ms
Father are on My Father q
greater than - z13l.
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METmOpIsT socEEIr MEETs

Circle No / Of the Methodist
Eociety for Christian Service OF
Pasca9p4lla met at the home Of
Mr6 Knox Graham. on South Pas.
cagoula street for the regular Bible
study.
Mrs. LESTER Bcheffier. president
OF the Society. was the guest Of this
Circle this afternoon. opening the
service with the Lords prayer said
IN unison.
The Bible lesson was under the
direction OF Mrs. r b. Mahaffey.
WHO explained the purpose OF the
study, the atins. and the connection
between certain parts Of the Old
and New Testament. The book
Jesus and Social Redemption" was
used a textbook with many OF the
members taking part IN the study.
The hostess. Mrs Graham. serv-
ed coffee and waters Just before the
serious part Of the afternoons work
had started.
Mrs J r. Carver. chairman OF
the ways and means committee,
asked for suggestions for making
money 70 aid h the building fund Of
the church. Several ideas were Of
Tered and much enjoyment and
merrtment was caused BY some Of
the suggestions and the way Of
carrying them out.
A former member. Mrs. /. r
Steele. who has recently moved
with her family into their country
home, was reported by Mrs r A.
Bishop n being presented with q
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
British Ambassador
Is Active In Work
Of English Church

washington D C--ChapasIn
q re Brush Empire the Ger
man press has nArcasticaiay called
the oepous vAsnount Halifax VINO
has eozne 70 use United stsses Is
Britfarn e anfhaszAdor. ~OreMt
Saf1sb. ti1cy called ham II India
when re Saved 57DaEe 600 peopx
from revolution Alusunt 4
saint and Reminiscent Of Lin
coln.~ hfs friends m America ans
England have SAID ~ me tail
moody man. formerly ferrign sre-
Rotary. who noW assumes the EN-
pIres most important position cut
ode her own landa
vlscouns Halifax Ia deeply -
iigiouS gentle. peace~loyinR. ha-
manitarisns but impiacable n fight
Ing Tor The survival OF Christianity
now that ne believes & endangered
HiS religious convictions have
come 70 hun from MS father. the
second xlscount Halifax fervenl
ieadeT % tire Anga0-Cathoiic nave
aient In the Church Of England for
sixty years
Vlscount Halifax 5 sincerely
peace-loTtnz. iust rs he Is deeply
religious II was ms horror of var
that for several years linked him
Sfth the Happeasers But nov ne
IS throwing his whole energy into
tie var. which he calls a Christian
crusade against the challenge Of
antl-Christ
There Il ore thing we can al
CO. Vscount Halifax told the En-
giish people but recently. land that
- 20 pray. Ask that We may knox
Gods will and do Il with all our
strength"
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Twin Debutantes To
Reign AS Queens Over
Mobile Azalea Festival

Noodle Ala Twin dehn-ftFnt r.
MCSles hsstogy-wiu RUE Jointly O..
eBceEs over this eitya nationally
famous Axsiea Trail
The AzAlaa Trail crHning hna
beer officially set for Sunday
Msncn : ard Governor Prank n
Dixon OF AizSafnA sill SPEAK
Gse aHn oegssssnte Q4tens are
soeeif Rosemary and Joan Hallett
daughters % Mr. and Mrs WIN
tnrop 81 Hailett They wfll re-
esfc asaaT eaeatEes froen Ma4d.
1fas Queen Tallaizh Dunlap.
Tne opening ceremony with thres
queens present HllI take place II
historic Blenghie Square In tlae
nesF1 q tae CITY after which o kong
mgDageaae vii Fiae over taa eisYa
II mile fiower~bne6 marked route
MEMBER o. the Junior Chamber
81 C~tu4aiencn sponsors % tire Azal.
- Tral brOke 3 tradition tn cleo
ang tRo queens but Nsid II wa
EoFth 4 foT ~twin eebutantes nap
Nu oaiY ei4ce a. . blue moon. and
sou can't tell which twin d tae
prestitf
M9alllans expect more than us
900 visitors during March 20 see tire
eity's azAleA&
From iis modest beginning twelve
yeafs ago q local event. the Axnlen
Trail has grown into 3 national Ia.
siiutiou The azaleas were firxs
planted in Mobile By Pffise Laneioas.
ore of the French founders OF use
city.
The azalea6 along the Trail range
H. color from pure white 70 vivid
crimson. pale orchid 70 deep purple
delicate pink % eeFise. In size from
hgndrea-year old trees as much "a
30 feet hish and 10 feet IN circum-
ference. 70 small japanese buxhes
used principally for fIower-beu
border When blooming, not 4
leaf nor a branch can be seer
through the radiant panoply o.
fiuwerz
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TIRE legendary cutting ocwn q TIE
cherry tree. afser Uh3eh Ese CHERRIES
uere gathered 70 By ~ q the IL
tie girls IN taken tntc mr. kitchen
to be mnde snto = Washington ptk
Mr. Carl BfsnkrzMn had ckargx
81 tnR games ard pfogram ard pre-
Eeuted . program THAT was very tn
tesestang and entertaining. O. vel
as patrfntfc
The club quit VA presented %
Eu wesley Powell b. MA r. s.
huobara president of the Club
There were visitors present from
Hurley Bkg PnIns and pAzcngoulA.
A. weii ~ from Alabama and al
enjoyed rne occasion
Refreshments we're sod. the rxo-
cseda being Tor the benefit q the
EoEas Demonstration Club.
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told them where they would mo
= colt tied They we're to unite the
colt and bring him to the Master.
II the owner asked them why they
were taking II. they were to say.
Because the Lord hath need Of
him
Most Of us think OF Jesus a. q
Man % mild manner and rather
seif-enacing But He must have
had great dignity and charm.
Mothers felt free to bring their
babes TO Him. but He was invari-
ably treated respectfully. He had
an air Of authority. When He gave
orders they were obeyed. When
the colt or donkey wal brought
the disciples put their eloaks on
him and seated Jesus on his back.
Then they started their Journey,
with the multitude shouting no
sannas and laying their gar
ments down In front Of the colt
Pharisees Would Stop HosannAs
There were some Pharisees
among the crowd and they asked
Jesus 10 stop the Joyous cries Of
the people. Master. rebuke your
disciples they said But Jesus
said. Il tell you that, II these
should hold their peace. the stones
would Immediately cry out
When HE saw the city Of Jeru-
salem spread out before Him.
however. Jesus wept and mourned
that Il had not listened to Him.
and foretoid that the city would
Be besleged and laid In ruins
which happened 90 years later.
The Lord knew too well that this
trumphal entry Of His into Jeru.
salem vas but an lnteriude. That
Il would be but > short time Do
fore these same people. % Joyous
y haillnE Him a. their Saviour.
would Be shouting. Cruelty Him
cruelty Him"
And He entered into the tenn.
pie" and there found money
changers people selling various
things 70 The pilgrims and desc
Grating the holy place And He
turned them out saying 1T Is
written. And Ny house shau be
q house q prayer: but re have
msde Il . den Of robbers
he then taught daily In the
temple. The chief priests and
series and principal men Of the
people sought 70 destroy Hin. but
they did not dare make q move
against Hum. for The people hung
upon HIS words Trying to trap
Him however. they asked Hin.
by What authority dosxt IhOa
these tningR9"
lie answered them with another
question: THE Baptism q John.
Was u from heaven OF Ct men,
They could nct answer Hun. II
they said from heaven. the LORD
would Say. why then. believed
ye him n0ts II they said Of e
The people would stone them BE-
aus they believed John vas a
prophet 50 they answered that
they could not tel whence 1
Neither tell I you b. What au-
thcyity J Do these thlng4. Jesus
quietly answered
The Lord knew that al these
men wanted was some excs e 10
put Him % death L wa usssess
70 talk 70 men whose hearts 3srs
ct On murder.
-. -z
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-28
More Mattresses
For Farm Families

The jackson County cotton mat
tres program for farm families il
nov open. II wa announced BIZ A
J Franklin county farm agent and
applications are nov being received
for these commodities. Any person
Of family making at least half Of
his tleeme from the farm. and h
not making more than $500 per
year. where there are tour in the
family o. $50 additional for each
ether person III the family. Is eliR-
ible 70 receive one OF these mat
tresseS
The cotton ana materials for
making these mattresses are furn-
tshec through the county agents
office A very small fee Is charged
for some Of the material necessary
70 be used In making the mattresses
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or CHRIST


Christ jesus ts the subject OF
the Lesson Sermon which win be
read II ell Churches Of Christ.
Scientist Sunday. March Z
The Golden Text Is. Unto Us q
child is born. unto Us a son Is given.
Of the Increase ef his government
ard pezes there shall be no enc
upon the throne Of DAfie. ard upon
MS kinsucm. 70 order It. ana 10
establish Il with Judgment and with
judgment and With justice from
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token Of the low. and appreciation
the Society felt for her work dur
ing her residence here, with the
hope that she could be with them
again soon.
Mrs Will Cole viii be the hostess
70 Circle No / on the second Mon
day IN March. The combined
circles VIII gather for their busi-
ness meeting next Monday at the
Methodist Church
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W 14t ms AAAAHH WHICH ! EAJf
THE EVENTS which take place
In our lesson to-day happened dur
ing the end Of March. A u %.
while Jesus and his apostles were
on their way 20 Jerusalem from
PeraeA
When they came 10 Jericho e
crowd was on hand TO see this
Man Of whom the people had
heard % much At Jericho lived .
man q tax eollector-named
EAcchasus. who had gained
wealth. bat was despised BY the
Jews because he gathered taxes
for their enemies and captors. the
Romans Zacchaeus wa . small
man. and as the crowd pressed
around the Master. he could not
e what vas going on. So he
climbed = tree b the roadside TO
get a v1eW.
When Jesus came by He looked
up In the tree. saw xacchaeus. and
called % him: -zaechaeus. make
haste and come down: for today
mnst abide ct thy house.
You can imagine how over.
ioye6 and honored was Zacehaeas
He hurried down and received the
LORD toyfuliy OF course there
saas murmuring IN the crowd that
The Lord ~as gone TO be the guest
OF q sinner But zacchaeus was
not . ssHner-not any more. Be
hold. Lord he said. "the half OF
my goods give TO the poor: and
II ] have taken anything from
any man by false accusation. ! ~
store him fourfoId-
And Jesus answered him This
day L salvation come to this
house. forsomueh as he klso u q
son o. Abraham.
For the Son Of Mar Il come 70
seek and 10 save that which wa
lost
harahte Of Nobleman and Servants
Jesus then tod the parable Of
&*N A94NAAAAA WIZ - AHIA4A 10
20 o. = journey 10 receive 8 king
dom he called bis ter servants
gave each one pound and Went his
way On hts return he asked three
Of his men for n accounting. The
hrst said he had invested Il and
gained Ten pounds. the sec0ad had
ave N place Of the one But the
third sahd that his lord vas ; hard
man and he had beer afraid 70 &c
anything with the money eut keep
Il IN > napkin 70 give back to him.
The noeleman Haa angry with
this mzn and teok away The che
pound and gave Il 70 the mar
who had ten. szYlng tAat As ne
had net known ho1 70 handle the
on pound wisely. be shoale lose
Il TIE lesson We learn from this
parable il thai Ne must use our
talents and opportunities. even II
they are small O we. too. vii
lose them
Nos when Jesus arrived ct the
Mount q Olives from where He
could Sc Jerusalem He sent two
q ha a4Eplez into q village and
Uifulsutsd II Klna
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PRESBYTERIAN

Clrck Number one viii meet with
MFHs J { Alfred 80 her home o.
Morday afternoon. All members
arc urge 70 attend.
Circle number Two win meet on
Mof1day afternoon with Mrs. r G
apann. j. AL members are urged
70 attend
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0o1 y. PaScagouia Street
The Friendly Church with =
welcome
Our Regular Services:
Sunday School. 1000 A ~
Morning Worship. 100 a ~
Eyaneeilstic Service TO p ~.
Prayer Meeting. "Wednesday, Ts9o
p. ~.
To those Of you not attending
church elsewhere Ne extend & speci-
al Invitation 70 yssit our Sunday
School Bring your family and meet
with Us g. the usual hour.
KENNETH ERWIN. Pastor.
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PREsnYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School 81 es<5 A III
Divine Worship o. 100 a n
aL&boreTa together with God"
Wogneus Auxiliary saii meet Mon.
day. 100 r NJ with Mrs McrD0w-
ell a. the Manne
Choir Rehearsal and SINGING
Thursday TOO p. NJ
Common Sense h the genius Of
Mankind -1uizot.
HERvEY MCDOWELL. Minister.
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Fine February q
Celebration Was
Held At HarlestOn
W~ashiagton's birthday Motif OF
Entertaining Program BY Harle.-
ton Home Demonstration Club

Washingtons Birthday was fit
ungly observed In the Community
House at Harleston, last Saturday
night By the Harleston Home Dem
~onstration Club The han for the
occasion was beautifully decorated
with the national colors and Wash-
ington emblems and flowers.
The entertainment consisted OF
iolk dances games and plays. al
with the Washington motif. One
play BY the little folks represented
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ORANGE GROVE METHODIST
CHURCH

1000 A M-sunday School, Lee
Hiii. superintendent
100 a M-Morning worship
service on second Sundays.
Ts4s p M-Evening worship serv-
Zee or second Sundays.
7.31 p. M-Mid-week prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
800 r M-WomenB Missionary
Society meeting on Monday after
The second Sunday OF each month.