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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29

Galen, Mont, May 20, 1912
H. S. Bruce, Peoples Voice,
Helena, Mont.
Dear Editor:
You have the name of a Scot and
the pen of an Erin, l sort Of like them
both.
Enclosed find $3.50. Please add my
name to your subscription list
Yours truly,
A. L. HOUSTON.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29

Men who can stand before dema
gogue
And damn his treacherous flatterers
without winking
Tall men, seen crowned who live
above the fog,
In public duty and in private thinking
For while the rabble with their thumb
worn creeds,
Their large profession and their little
deeds
Mingle in selfish strife, 10 Freedom
weeps,
Wrong rules the land, and waiting
Justice sleeps"
Sincerely,
GLADYS E. ERHARD.
May IS, 1912
Mr.. H. S. Bruce,
Managing Editor, The Peoples Voice
My dear Bruce:
My attention has just been called
to your editorial entitled: "Richberg
OdL6fSpOSI OIOOS0-
In the article which Richberg writes
he seems to want to take the credit
for the provisions with reference to
labor that were in the NRA.
The truth about the matter is, that
it was Sen. Pat McCarron and 1 who
made the fight in the senate in order
to get decent labor provisions in the
MIRA. We put them in on the senate
floor over the opposition of the adj
Richberg was adviser to the Presi-
lent at that particular time.
With best wishes, l am
Sincerely yours,
B. K. WHEELER.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-29
OPINIONS OF READERS


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
P~ascagOula W0men's
Club Entertains
Visiting Speakers
Two Well Knaun Mobilr waneu
Make Addresses On DcfenSe
Activities

The Womeus Club Of Pascaeoula
met Ia is regular monthly sesslor
a The home a Mrs } \ Laekard
Q 4 the Beach Practically an 81 the
membership va present 70 hear ad-
dresses On Wartime actifItIes h.
Iso Nell-knoWn Mobile aomen M
} X Converse and Mrs. Iefa Aus
I'll
me president Mn Herme Gan
Ter. opened IL ssSssaa with 8 saff-
+ spoken quotation Coo helus
those Nio heie themselves FnQm
sats quiet beginning sic ven mt
3 siirFtng speech IN shlch sic aia
Al 81 Is bad BEEN taking oar rlahts
and privileges to much Tor granted
ana had nos learned tie traH ralae
q freedom aua liberty unul fhese
blessings were fast alsappeanna
fHem Ire earth.
We have been ard sull are 4
peace saxing people. bul n CREE ta
preserve that peace and freedom ~
mutt l9hf foE g.. learn xas saws
and ug1k for sEseEual vislaaae =
re pEaaH uf HaertF Size sd -
sne Introduces AIn Cansefse chair
nan q WOHsas oHsannaElan foz
He sale q ceIeuae huuda and stamu.
lar Mobile county she Haaa tal
message ous irom III MoIsll-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Moss Point P.T.A.
Urges Attendance
AT State Congress

The parents Of Mississippi's chIf.
dFen are going 20 meet in Jackson
on March oath through 10Th. TO dis
euss what has been done. what
should be continued what should b
discarded and Uhat new tasks mieh,
be unertaken In order to make
America stronger By making future
Americans stronger. physically
mensaily morally and socially.
The MoSS Point Parent Teacher
Association Is considering sending a
car load Of delegates 10 this meet
ing This Is not TO b put aside be-
cause Ne are actively in war. the
PTA leaders assert we must
help America yin but we must have
ready some Democratic American
leaders IA every way to take the
places Of leadership IN buiIalaz Sia
ger better world that viii DE- fit
for our children 70 raise their chill
efen
TO further this and this 2ath
convention Of The Mississippi con-
eress Of Parent Teacher Is dedicat-
ing is two days 70 the congress
Every parent Is urged 70 attend
this convention Every local unit
should BE- making plans to send a
whole al Of delegates 20 this i'm
portant convention
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
ANTI-POLLUTION
BILL INTRODUCED
IN LEGISLATURE
H~sttix~haFE Senator Prspeeea -
Arm CAMS and Fish Csmnain-
sisn aith Punitive
isauerx

HAftars1ufF Jan ~erAaloT C.
" Sullivan a. Hastiesburg repre-
eeniing Forrest and Perry Counties.
h&s prepared q uiIl which Is 20 be-
Introduced al aBe MhSissspp4 state
Legislature which ronvenee IN bi-
elznlal session Tuesday whieh would
glas the state game and aSa COM
nlissson poser 20 pr0u0lRafe and
enforce regulations prohibiting poll
luton at ans waters within Ine
state
Dudef The Proposed nlil. q person
found guilty 81 violating ans q the
provisions % The &C; o. ans written
order Of the commission mas be
fined - 20 5000 and imprisoned
for as mucn ss n year
The proposed measure provided
that the commission snail have con-
troll Of waste disposal either pub
Sc oT private b. municipalities. IN
dusfnee public OF private corpora
lions, in6iyid0ak partnerships as
socIatiDns O any other entity. into
any Of the lakes, rivers and streams
Of the state o. ans tributaries or
drains flowing into any such lakes.
rivers o. streams within the ter
rtorial jurisdiction Of the state OF
Mississippi Tor prevention Of poilu-
ton thereof. tending % cestrog fish
life. or 70 be Injurious 10 the pub
DC health or The public welfare or
other aquatic life or wild on do
mestic animals and fowls.
The introduction Of the bill Is TIE
~ouiaroufh Of the findings Of polIu-
ton Of the waters of the Pascagoula
River and rs tributaries last sum-
mef IN which mlliiofz 81 fish we're
killed The Game ard P1sh Com
mission. after investigating the poll
luton. found that legally 1t had no
powers to lnfliet punishment on the
Offenders or 20 prevent repetitlona
which followed al Intervals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
cHrIp HEALTH EDUCATION NEEDED

TIE neea fH child healsh education h viVtdly
shown IN = study made Ia a typical cify Of IRE west
~ : group q physician Tne health heeards q more
ulan snoo children asonf evenly divided ~ 70 sex
we're analysed Tnsir ages ranesa from ? 70 is years
with - per cent between 5 and Il
Il wns found mat children from nou.Fellef fam
lilies wsrc 10 irs IN need q medical and dental care
than THOSE from relief ieYels Variations bsixe-n the
different lneofur leesls 9ith respect 70 incidence and
type Of care needea. were small
Tns examining physicians discovered four facts
Of great inaroFtanee FIrst O. per cenf Of az the
children ssFe ~ need o. mslical carr.
Second. So p~F cent weFe IN nerd Of densai carr
Third q pei cent had rsot oeen vaerlnatec against
smallpox
roufth - per cent Rad NOT been immunized
againtt diphtheFia
What Is sFus IN tins particular city Is unaneatlon-
abs true % p~raclseally me same DEGREES In ths cons.-
At large IRE fact that " large a proportion Of our
children are growing up in relatively poor physical
condition. bodies III for the nations future The re-.
sponsibiiiiY Is Up 70 tbs parents-no enid need DO
without n~fst-elass medical attention II ana when
needed Take your children e. ths doctor periodically
and follow his advice 70 the letter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

shau 3 us pat ard aE5s from
AAf Ese C9fA farmseflg m PrAnrs
Is + NN Too L&mi and tAlkeo
~ mn nkereetsug m4nngr 81 heF
aofG
Mr. Capt 3erv AuNuN cautsln
arc caalfm4H ~ me Woanen4 Mo
tgf CoFfa ~ Ma5.le explained ths
msin divisions - aaF wors IN which
Nornen o0alka heiD. mach a. pfudue-
Hcn AZ clothes for refugees making
surgical dressings clerical and eAn-
teen Nnrh etc anc gave 3 fire
description o. Ue wpfk q her oan
kfsneh gsgRhmalf kagaos Ahe could
not q anywhere without taking
u ule Motor Corps Her talk Wak
much enjoyed and many Questions
SER anaWsreu
VIVA Am Myrtls Fafa Mccmy.
81 Mos Point 81 The piano. Mrs
John Mac BeH af Mobile xanz srg
era timely songs resolving much
appiauae ana laughter a. the u
corr Tie Long Bos
After Ehr singing * The star
afanaie9 Banner the guests moved
latu the eandle-At dining room f0F
stshf feffa1lmeHta. served from 4
weil-sppolnfea table presided over
b MIS- Bessie Perry who poured
coffec ard tea Mrs Converse ard
Mr. austin talked informally q
ahelr wuFk - interested groups
among which was Mrx l. X MeIp
toah ~ Moss puirit. chairman al
JACKSON County Of me Womenh c.
xiian Defense work.
Mr. X n MAHAFFEY.
Clnb Reporter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
POUR -ausrs- ron war rn,r

This years war budget alone ~ proposed b. shs
President wui b. sseD00n 90. oo more man hAlf ths
estimated national Income That makes Il mandatory
that the FEDERAL government and the people insist
upon = workable fiscal policy which wfll make Il
possible 70 spend THIS money without bringing ON an
internal fiscal collapse
Fifst, al must pay higher direct and indirect
taxes And direct taxation must b. extended 70 the
very lowest inconie brackets
Second. every non-resldenttaI non-defes1ss Fuy-
eminent activity mEzi b. stoppea. and appropriations
sharply reduced IN many nou-defense bureaus.
Third, the people must make every possible re-
duetion IN their living expenses. and buy Defense
Bonds and Stamps 70 the limit Of their abilities.
Fourth. the government must not loan or spend
money for ans purIase that can be financed by private
business
This last - extremely important The banks. AZ
their Spokesman have said. are able 10 materially
expand private ana defense financing They must be
permitted and encouraged TO do It
The Presidents message on the state Of the Union
Indicated the extent 10 which al must pun IN their
belts and help win tns NaT Tor liberty and security
And government itself must DO precisely the same
hing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP rAscAoouLA

There - h<lns lsanessd soxsay. fran shs says Of
tie Inealzs snfpbaliuinx Cooperation IN Paseasouia
tfe fir1s ard only Naval vessel 10 bsar the name Of
pa<asnala the city Of 1he Singing River and the
oreasbsu should BE- one ct pride to every red-bloouesi
riEtzsn Of Jaekson County and Mississippi
me new pascaKouia Is = transport auxiliary.
DESIGNED and built As an addition to our ~conntrys
rapaais expanding two-ocean Navy. ard Is one Of ute
finest vessels % the kind svv4 contracted. IN fact. Is
the fiFst and only war vessel that Is built Of all-welded
steel, Il = = beautiful vessel aid IT, designers and
ensinssFx and builders are naturally extremely psoaa
Of their product
The launehsng Of lhr paseaeonla wilI take place
today At two O'Clock. and kFa FfeFsnes oautler. wife
Of the vsee president Of thr Jackson County board Of
SUPERVISOR viii be- the attractive sponsor Tnus
q fair daaxhter Of the South and Of pascaroula viii
name ths neu ship ard wish her good luck in carrying
ON cuunfFyS men and supplies over the seven seas
and into every ausrter Of the world
tine Nasy b not onls nouoFsne PaseAxUuia In me
naming af TINS vessel but Is honoFtnE itself pasea-
Eaula RS for many years been . leading snsphuildins
eeaEeT md ffs Maritime Register carries on It's
paae ne names o. many ships schooners. barree tow
huah and tsnkefs tnat we're built IN thN port There
as = time. before our forests uege destroyed hy Che
sods Of eaasmeEse In Inc shape Of lumber operators
when onesn Roans vessels Of every class came here for
lumber. In these days Pasca6oula was the SECOND
lumber ~exporting point N the country. and tine port
became kass~n - almost ever sailing vessel captain IN
the western world
AND tlisn during the first World War. ships we're
built here and sent out Of the port Of pascagoula
with earEoes Of pine lumber 70 foreign ports for use
Of me countries eneased N the var. Three steel
zhips ueFe built here Al that time. and q number OF
vooaen earro vessels. by the three large xnipyards o.
the shores Of TIE Singing River
So ~ think II % highly proper that a ship Of the
newest design and manner Of building should b.
named tw 3 cry that 5 old. IS agr Is computed in the
Eew Weird PUr Pascaauula Is no upstart Of q city
II Is . port with an interesting history. some OF Is
citizens bearing ne name OF HIM VINO Is supposed "a
have been the first white settler Of this section
We are pTuad Of sbs uss Pascagoula and hope
Is cfslcerz and crew vii remember the home Of their
vessel and MAKE fne name OF TINS beautiful ship known
throughout the world. and that It's career viii upheld
the traditions Of the fine men and women zfo have
inhabited these shores fer over two centuries
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Bayou CasOtte Home
Burns, Occupants
Suffer From Flame

Three paScaRoula residents were
severely burned last Friday morn
InR when fire Of undetermined orig
N completely destroyed their nine
rom residence at BAYOU Casotte.
The trio. Emanuel Sigaias. = his
wife. EVELYN Slgalas. rs and hts
brother George Sigaias. we're treat
ed at the jackson County Hospital
Tor second degree burns
Tine two sigalas men were
burned about the hapas and arms
when they beat the fire ont Of Mrs.
Slgaias clothing which couQht fire
as she descended the stairway Lead
ing from their upstairs bedrooms.
The fire originated IN the kitchen
Of the home Mrs Siealas discovered
me fire when an alarm clock rang
about 5 O'Clock IN the morning
Looking out the bedroom window
they saw the entire kitchen ablaxe
Peter slgalas. IS father Of the
TAO men, and the six-months-Old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Slgalas.
escaped without injury
Emanuel slgalas drove the In
iuEed persons 10 the jackson County
hospital IN his ear. where they re-
eeiged treatment The burns on his
hands ser q such nature that his
hand frequently stuck 70 The steer
ink wheel
An aiarm vas turned IN to the
Pascagoula ftFe company but the
flames we're beyond control when
tbey reached the scene The flreuen
rad considerable difficulty ii saving
the two-ztsTy home uf Ineo Webb
which adfoined the sigalas resi-
dence.
Lack q adequate water supply in
this section which Is gu Of the cts
limits. handicapped tire firemen alSo
and limited their operations e that
Of the booster pump
~ furniture as well Is the house
Itself Nas lost IN the condensation
Helen Jepson. the soprano. de-
siens ner oNu clothes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Final Report Made :
On Annual Roll Call
For Jackson County

Miss Jessie NJ. Boyd. executive sec
rotary Of the jackson County Chap
ter Of the American Red Gross to-
day announced the results OF recent
annual roll cali conducted under
the direction Of X W BGrnham OF
Moss Point. county chairman The
drive was an outstanding success
and the quota set FOR the county was
approximately doubled.
A total OF 2sis memberships were
secured IN the entire county and do
nations amounted to sI3464I.
These we're divided as follows
Districts ! and 2-751 members
and ss6408 donations. OF this num-
Der there We're 2a6 members at the
Paper mill with a special donation
from the employees OF s2as and
from tie Paper MN itself. SIS.
District 3--fss4 memberships and
s353Ts IN donations. OF this amount
The Ingalls, shipyard membership
was t3a7.
Districts 4 and S-302 member
ships and SIPS 90 donations.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

QueFosz Ia the spot vssFv i had Formerly stood
In pruges4. fhoaaanda q cneeh citizens mace .
psigrinaaEw - uf spot on Deceanbef tstn-oDs wsek
after ths United states entered ne var PDlss and
stuFmlroopeFs Were called Gus V weseng = disturbance
IN times past ue Wilson stAsus has been uasd Is q
symbol Of cneehosiegakian Fszsaenee often beinf HFs-
~tsftously decorated win flowers.
TIE aetan recalls the destruction q ths late
0usson Bafsiums statue q wssssn. which stood h
Wilson Park. P1seu polana A soon a ths saz,
gained control EAel eHisas Condemned h y "a eve
aase ths wnrk d 8 deesnenAte sca.vtog.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
BIRTHS ann DEATHS IN IAcKsoS COUNTY

The sltal statistics Of Jackson county 0nlrths and
deaths recordeal Tor the month Of December 1871.
- reported b. the County Board Of Health and pub
nzhed Il another column OF TINS paper. reveal some
interesting facts II al the children that have been
born IN tbe county during Ire past twenty years. over
and above tbe number Of deaths recorded. had lived
antil t1ey were grown and remained IN the county
CIR population would Be much larger than Il h bat
many q them move % other sections where they
t1ink opportunities Of making 3 living are better.
DURING ue past 1sonin there were recorded IN
TIE eoslnty 50 births Of white children and 10 births
q Negro children There we're two sets q twins IN
ne 10 During the same month there seTe re-
corded Il white deaths and s negro deaths OF TIE
white births = Nere girls aud 2 boys and Of the negro
births : sese girls and 2 were boys.
There was an oc saying tnat when the bos births
e4snanaeered the girls If was 3 sign that tas country
aoald - involved IN szx We wish It Eeye tras in tbs
instance; pit there : nothing tue or certain about
an q he cd saws and zupsEstitlans. - many q
them have failed. We shuadsr 70 think Of vfaf
asald happen % thee - bogs and girls if ne AXIS
powers <saila IN ne present World War.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
CHURCH on THE NAzARrNE

so South Pascagoula St pasca.
Feuia
IhS ehurrh Is beginning on
Friday night January 2. a ten-day
revival rev Cecil Knippers Of JACK
son MIS- vii Be the evangelist
Mrs knippers Ntli play the aeeor.
dion aud direct the singing
REV and Mr. knip4efs are nat
ionaiiy known singers. havina suna
over more than 50 radio stations
They have also made recording for
several companies
You are cordially invited l. al
tend these services which Wlll begin
each evening Ct : 80 O'Clock
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

timers. this record has been sur
passed on the Gull Coast only D
time in history. that was when
Audrey DICK Of Biloxi scored a total
81 ~ points IN One game
The i7-year old senior Is not only
3 basketball player but is an out
standing performer In track She has
lettered on the track team for the
past three years
ms Lee Is truly a fine athlete. but
This IS not her only accomplish
nent& She ranks high scholasticaiIy
and Is active IN dramaucs at the
school In the Junior play. For
PeteS Sake presented last year.
her portrayal Of the role OF Petes
Aunt added greatly to the interest
OF the play. and further demon
strated her versatility.
She is q member of the Home
Economics Club and was one OF the
delegates representing the Club nj
the Hame Economics Convention ~
Harrisburg last year. As q student
assistant Ia the cafeteria. she earns
her meals and spending money.
She has 3 splendid attitude IN her
classes and IS well liked by both
students and teachers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
aOSs POINT CHURCHES
BAPTIST

AR " n Nshnn II and Mrs
3 b Boksty entertained Circle Aasn-
nsf TNFee az tlfr hofne ~ Mrs.
aslson On M0fssag afternoon Mrs.
Il G EeF loa fhe desotioFzal ard
nfagfam Following hs business
meeting & social toaF WA eu3oyed
81 which TIME fte iWatnw served
anduaehs sailed nats afsa c0ffes
- Mee1amea X e EieF. Tim
nladss Holland Blades a l. Mnn-
nx John HI i'm Taylor ard
Glide nxeeiana ana Mlss 0egtFnde
FaliowM MesGames Hubert RaNe3-
berry o Raspberry afad n n Lam
bert wege welcomed into ne circle
- ~ msmbsfa
Tns 1uaBita Bgrd Circle met in
Use home ~ Mrs q L B0nd a.
Monday afternoon Mrx caarlss
ArmiStsaa lee uae DEVOTIONAL and
Ma Beua presided ever ffse hstxi-
nsw meeting 4 pleasant social
hour Ra en3oFe1 at which time
ne hostess Served sandwiches cake
ard Golfer - Mesdames Chastes
aunstsaa r : sathoff. J ? Has
sell i Bruc6 y a Hays. II q
hfeeiand a j Schask and Mlas
Adsh Head
Ihe Margaret LackeY Circle met
Al TIE home q Mrs Leon NelaaA
on Monday afternoon At shree-thir-
$ Mrs Allen Jones led the deyo-
tA1nai After the business meeting
. social hnur saa enjoyed AZ which
time the hostess served reffext-
meniS consisting Of lemon Die ana
coffee 20 Meadamss Allen Jones. +.
1 DeLaShmet X " BurnAam
" y Swami J n Rape j. II
scott Van Allen and JOE canfield
and Mis- Willie McInnls
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
TWELVE PER cENT Or STATE
NOW ELECTRIFIED

According to = recent RIA survey. $4,000 farms in
Mississippi = PER cent Of the farms in the state
were receiving central station electric service A. Of
June 30 isti according 10 F NJ Hunter. rural electu-
feation specialist
On January 1 1855. the yeaE IN which REA was cs-
ta1lished. only 2so2 farms vere resolving such service
oat Of a total sii6ss farms in the state. or 90 per cent.
A total Of sioaIsooo had been allotted by the
REA 20 q borrowers IN MisSissippa. as of june %. for
construction q 1900 miles Of power Iinss "a serve
approximately $500 consumers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
INSTRUCTIONS AS TO PROTECTION
FROM ENEMY AIR RAIDS

County Superintendent o. Eaucation A r Me
geiaes has sent out q swo-psee mmeopraphed letter
70 al the seaool isineipals and officers Of the county
giving them detailed Instructions as to what they
should dc dufiHF an air raid or when an alarm Of one
Is given Teachers arc s-easested 60 see that these IN
straetsons are read 70 the pupils. and that also panAs
are drilled IN advance On thet actions in an
emergency
These Instructions are timely. and should have
the immediate attention Of principals teachers and
children ana also Of the parents Of the children While
the matter bay be considered ns some As far fetched.
believing that Ne are not IN danger Of air raids or at
taeks by enemy submarines or other war machines
But lust IN the past iew days American and Allied
ships have been attacked BY enemy submarines and
aircraft within a hundred mikes IF our Atlantic coast
Paseasoula Is oulf nine miles from deep water Of
ne CUT Of Mexico. and enemy craft once IN the Cult
could femzla on ire outer waters q the Islands
Petit Bois and Horn. and shell CTR shipyards. our
bridges and car buildings and homes. elth little if ans.
resistance ca our part.
s. IL Is sell 4 Be- prepared. II ease Of an attack
% protect OF school ehlkIren frem enemy bomhs As
Tar = possible Drilling and inSsrucsinE the school
children nov mas, ~ a. attaek save hundreds Of
sntieesnt lives nse Of those Nho are nearest and
dearest 70 Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

al p II s.. she has ceutered her In
teresta around room X which Is
the Newspaper and speech room
Having taken part IN two success
ful productions. The Vampire Bat
and Professor How Gould You
Gloria has proved her ability as an
actress She farthefed her accomp-
lishmenu along dramatic lines when
she 20 successfully acted as student
director Of the Wigs 1881 fall pro
ducti0n. Don't Take NJ Penny
Realizing the traits Of character
and leadership she possessed. her
fellow students elected her president
Of the Wig Club for this year.
Even though she Is only q Junior
she very capably fills the important
post ax c0-editor Of the Panther
Pen, the high school newspaper
which Is published monthly.
Her other extra-cuuicllaf activ-
ties include the Girl Reserves. Of
which she was a delegate 70 the 1871
fan conference IN Lumherton. she
was also. a former member Of the
Home &c Club
The High School is proud 70 add
Glorias name 10 the list OF out
standing Students Of the Week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday
10 % A NJ Church schoal. Roy
a Owens. Superintendent
II % a NJ Morning Worship. SER
mon ht the Pastor
ESQ 2. NJ Youth and Fellowship
meeting
7 30 p NJ Evening Wafshin Tats
service Wlil b. a Community song
Service
Monday
us p NJ Junior Mlssionarg So
eiety.
SEQ 2 M Woman's Society NJ
Christian Service win have a silver
fea At the church.
7 80 ? n Choir Practice.
l. w uLMER.
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
". A. ; OF SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH MEETS

Ibe Womans Missionary Society
Of The Second Baptist Church held
q meeting at the church Tuesday
Afternoon. Jan 10. when the time
was given 70 a Royal Service pro-
gram.
Two new members wefe welcomed
into the society
Those present Rere Mesdame w
J ellsworth Holloway. J. A
hFowne A y Crane, d r Trehen
fittinaef. John McLeiland r 4
Griffin Lester Reeves. and Mrs
Marguerite Holloway