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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-17
SPORTS LECTURES A N USE EMENT PAGE

leading man, who more full
runs the prophecies maze
tor his success III Kitty ro-
yle. Brenda Marshall, who
nashlng Brunette beauty is
fully revealed tor the hrs.
time by the Lecnnlcuior ca
meras, is completely be
Eevable as a fiirtatious and
vixenish French-Canadian
girl who plays havoc with
the hearts Of the fighting
pilots. Alan Hale, George
Tobias and Reginald Gardi-
ner, as an irish, Canadian
and English flyer. respec-
lively, each turn in memora-
BILE performances.
The story of Captains Of
the Clouds deals with a
group of pilots who make a
difficult and dangerous liv-
ing picking up freight and
passenger jobs in Canada's 5
northern woods and lake
country, immersed in their
own romantic. financial and
personal probl e m 5, t h e Y
pay little heed to the war
until one day they hear
Winston Churchills I'VE
Shall Never Sure n d e I
Speech With one accord
they go to the nearest air.
field to enlist. 7 h ey are
somewhat ch a grin d to
learn that they are consid-
cred too old to be fighting
pilots, that the air force can
use them only as teachers,
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Japan must be regarded for
what it is a nation Of savages,
more brutal, more dangerous
and more cunning than the Iro-
quois, Algonquins and MohaWks
Of earlier American days.
Since 1888 this burly South
Dakotan has heen throwing ver-
bal punches at the senitive
Nipponase. at frs, from Shang
hats XMHA where his breezy
and bra7en accounts Of Japan
ese atrocities were hushed lop-
ic of International comment and
now over WI.W where he has
been anticipating the Jap's every
move since December 7. Six
teen years as a neWspapernan
- the Orient, observing at first
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-17

hand the social, economic and
military tactics Of this outlawed
people make It impossible for
him to remain an indifferent
neutral
Aptly described by Agnes N.
Keith in the Atlantic Monthly,
Carroll Alcott is q "belligerent
American. We like him. the
japanese do not. He is a brave
man. Never once does his
fierceness falter."
Marked for death BY Japan,
he is heard with respect In AM
erica.
DIALGRAPHS:
GREGOR ZIEMER's "Educa-
tion For Death" goes INTO mofie
production for 4KO August 10.
The Wl.W commentator returns
to the air early IN July. 4
PHIL BRITO. WLW rankind
vocdlist, is organizing an "Ali
Star" benefit sho'p for the USO
in Cincinnati.
EDNA MAY OLIVER is cast
in the role OF Josephine Tntlle,
neW character in a neW NBC
Sunday series.
WALTER O'KEEFE returns
TO radio Did NBC as emcee in a
reripal OF Vaudeville, replacing
Edgar Bergen fo1 the Summer.
BOB HAWKS Hon Am /
Doin'' replaces AL Penrce tor
Red Net during the tropical
months. starting July Q.
FRANK A L L EN- former
VIVID sp,ete,. has been added to
the WLW announcing staf.
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) q p q n e $ Q Is
p ! o b a b | y q
pretty decent
fellow.
There Is no
such person as
ia good Jap
|. unless 1t Is
"a dead onel"
snaps the Far
g a S I ra ex-
pert.
In the cur
rent struggle
and at the sub
sequent peace
table, Alcott
breaches that
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-17
ON AND OFF THE AIR
M1PKFn FnR DP1TH
MARKED FOR D
BY Fred Emery

With kings ransom on his tousled head, Carroll
D. Alcott continues to strike out at the Japanese with
words that as cold and sharp gistenng bits of
broken glass. Tough-tongued, the former Shanghai
newshawk spits them out defanty and effectively aim
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-17

one Of the most vital and
enthralling entertainments
the screen has provided in
many years.
A large and able cast
supports Cagney in the film.
There is Dennis NJ org a II,
handsome and virile young
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-17
Acid INDIGESTION
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Ike those In Bell Talsts Try Bel -ans yorsef
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gas. and bring comfort very Quekly--yct are not ,
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US and get double your money Back
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ing at the amiable complacency
Of the average good-natured
American who is inclined to feel
that the 'rnan-in-the street
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Examination
For Postmaster
At kreOle II. o.

TnN unam Hgatm C4efi Service
CaansiaN enzoanees tha1 AZ
aen EsmestaEe aHaamlEasku1 WI
b. aea Ter TIE paifsaH 0 a
a4ssar Is kEnak Mss in altsh
there asN ~ 8 sAe4atS a. tnt NEAR
future Tfae eNaminsf61e &EH b..
hsM IL kae FAseaenaN nse pzfles
ms ; dRse Is ~ antcgseed lateg
TIE pest affsss Is as the ghsre eiaN
af1 PAYS > salafy ~ e. 10 gfafly.
Il nFaeF e. b. ease&bse ssq iga enc
sEntnaEsaa ~ applicant uass b. q
eIssasn - re United State uiu2
1Axe aefaaiis neszsed eltfsin tte Dr.
EsseTy q u8e pos 0fflee fof which
ths e~xnfuinRtian h held on vatE8a
TIE cts o. toan where allch offlce 4
situated far ~ esst 0a< yesr f8g-
mediately weuaine the date fixed
Tor Ns eiaae q frcxip ~ appllsa
fiar& mtst - III good physical
condition ard Within tae prescribed
So limits The cnmnetitiun Is uHcn
g h0kb men and wsanen
Tf18 Gtxi Service 0~uz8natssi9m viii
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National Defense
school Graduates
Instructors Group

s kszsi ~ ire tr8rheg-
M+ a~aaesgtN8 feE Nr@i
na aaseasx p -
q Il NsaasNa s@AsT
fe .s usKtee M NAS
xaa Is esenE Nb Ssh ~
lev paeaa HSa &hea
NssuE she regular class mFet~
aaa saAae M8t &fks @erk
n Is & A Parker. ea-oediuatH
= tie neal aefefaae Waeet ard II
+ Ws.s aMxTutenent 81 Pama-
a cts efaa who We&nsea
5ae instructor VIII their tecAtion-
al frseinS #ea granted O.
arssg oaa8lacn q Tire
ffslnsns ezseS
T4sa3 EaNeizlaz certificates wefes
L a H6plante A } Hone5 Haner
4 Mlllef HENRY j Hogdafn II w
nifm Faa Kehte 4 A gehtsi r.
NJ Ran4N fdsess 3 = HarNsn = l.
Gaze arc c n nnoG
PreeeelH8 ne meetsnE The group
mes = the Beach PARK Pavilion for
: NazelA dinner II he0og a those
neeseiue oefGliseateA
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WORLD nay OE PRAYER
FfTTfNGIH OBSERVED
~

Under tfa ks~ssA0ofsh!p 81 me
saftouai Committee a Cnufsh
Women representing thn pugelzn
MkSai0ns canfefenee the Eatanaf
Cotnicil ~ Church Women and the
l5aans Missions Council q N0rth
Anaeftea the FFxf Frsaaf IA Lent
was observed ~ 3 Cas- OF waFta
prayer.
n P~ascaguaia the eiauYrt1wusuen
et ARe rits assembled At shs Efsf
Presbyterian Church on aae AFTER
nnun Of February - where The Inn
pEeaeage pfesfan ah4eA sbe easa
E0ufefeiacE nasnusisn for universal
nt~&NfFaf8re nN8 carried cat
Il Wa under ElAf dsreetinn Of
Ae J G senNinsle wha 80 as
ei&sed b. Representatives from dlf-
fefeHt churches Of the eItY.
TIE opening invocation was
sutesd b Res II Crane. pastor II
ths Frst Presbyterian church d
pNscsRousA after which yariosas
themes "a the slbiecf 7 Am TIE
Way NeFe enlarged upon b Mr.
G a Carrier. AFR Dunaid sim
mons Mn R8 WINFIELD. Mr.
& II BasoF Mrz J = Warden Afs
< l. slime Msx Fs-d Baaaop and
Mrs HARRY Parsley
A substantial offering vas taken
W sfaa this vii be divided among
the different causes IN wnIch fils
conferences Il interested
There was Al especially large a.
tes11af1en
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CHRIST LatheEn Church
1I4 s. PaNaEmA 81

Saturday FEBRUARY ath An
nrAanoement faw Hoy Communion
are 10 u mace 70 ahe paater at ne
p4EsosaAge n NJ aitafnoon o. es~n-
ina
Sunday. hfarrh ist ~Rsmlnlzeerr
Ezzudag
aaW A NJ Sunday Eeho<a. Mr. n
: EehalfG superintendent. Mis-
c4theEtHe hFaah. oFxanAst. enznn.
HszzAa
&c a M nlble eAzase4
M0 A n Divine Service and
lis coenmnnsans Mtsx Hfima Ne
Ane. grEanist Eaaxste inssons
nessakenasnS ! IT uoauel leaans
&attlaew Is. AIS Sermon taxsle
ThE Accusing FtFenE
"Wednesday M4rEh 4sh nleins
Lentsu Meditation q 7@ p n.
azEason top<e ~Tlle Price q sur
EeEasaex
Thursday. Mareh sih bushes
meeting q the Walsher Ieaeue At
IL parsonage IT IL = n
REE FREDERICK 4 GRAEF.
Pastor
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rtstatF eise nasae6 m nse est
asrre caagsfisc e e s
nnNxaf Gen~ra MtN saS
Sftrsis t7s nsna9 q te ei
efsG a. 1M r tnr
ats0n Govt a ~
81 ssE tisA Nes1
Aags8eanss A M f~e % 49,
sssnae ~ an sNsmaaatsea rsNw tU
wgtea tfs a4A So are = Tatea
or tEfsT NaaafiaE Ana e
we fai NNnsfaa
1Ia rsstaTS MEAs Hsf
riski geyTsrs caeam&m al make
an lnnpRetsai taaslHr sm fs
wniatssx pat71Ex 81 tSe office bot
asen and aE&fEn ongTa1S4 aa So
nerrnea zhstfT. ard eafaeEeF IS
tNeh anp1irant au2 tire NteeaFe
shaH secured w3N D. aaaaezea Is
eetegmluluE anr etinE9 - - as
s.grso 10 the applicants Tf Com
nissyn nos mger@tea ~ TIE
blfticaL grlEssM a. fHasern& al
f5iatiais 81 eFss amaeank
Fuii information anG application
FORMS asay b. obtained 81 1s posi-
office iof wisieh uhe examination Is
held ~ frozn fhs uulsad States
CVil Service Commission Washsng~
ton q G ApesxatiauA msaf b. ea
ne 10 Ne office IS re Gasnazssaaa.
az washington p c. not later thai.
March ~ 1854
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METHODIST

HzndaF-
fDzM A n Church Heisnol. r. A.
Utesu4 general sunexinkenaenG
ITO A II. LAynzanh Day prn~
HEam 4 a 0fxeas ~ reader. A
ssxssiai message wfEi - bgo4mhf b.
= = KEiyek
$50 P N. Youth and Fellowship
pFsRfam.
80 P n worship Service.
Mk..aaF
as r n womAnN Society OF
Christian Service time TO D. aa-
nzsuneed iaeer.
lis p n. yanlor Missionary So
cia4g.
WEDNESDAY
To ? II. Weekly Prayer erYke
am p II. Cnusr Practise
e " uIAMER. Pastor
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Rev. 2. J Carer. taaslx
Masses On SUNDAY SO and $50.
Mas On ~eex aaya e89
Mas On Hoiyaays $50 and 3 30
Confessions OF saturday go -
$50 aad 100 60 500 2. AZ.
Hns Hour or Sunday eTsning -
Ia
NoFena 10 Our Lady % Perpetual
Help Ds nzez1as syentGE a. 1G
CatecfiiNzn 81 Sunday nfngF
second Mass and on Saturday morn
M 81 80.
Newman Ctab or sunday after
Hcond Mas
AsetAng q @ y. o on Mondays
a TO n AZ.
MssslER % Altar aocirty on tl1s
fIfN1 TUESDAY u each month al
7sW p. M.
MeettnS o. 6<honl League "a the
tftt Wednesday VI each month 1t
10 2. NJ
Aeettng ~ tkle Holy Name Society
N tne second Suaaag after aer0Esc
Anm
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vANCLEAyE


Ara Caf8 Hsektoa ~ Uu4fpoff M
nere 81 8 shia - heT parenn NJ
Aaa Mr. n y Walker
NJ ana Mm Ausaan nrAaraeey ard
Htaf daa9htsf naTr moved "a Kyw
ae wssefr thw are rhsnxeFtabsg
esns wlfh Nj sne Mrx Wi
ian M0ars MesoNnea fleissap
aBa M0ofe arr TIRE ~rauahtefn "
H. and Mr. Howard Dnsis az
Eaneieafs
au rfea BfesAsd Hoop<x, nunsv
asalfh nurse was in vsszcieaR PR
aey.
g.
NJ ard Mfs Victor Gsnssnx are
hssk aaMhger haYe gone 70 Ftn
tainaassan - reside Mg sinasne
hfsaEnK 3 mere eongsnsert - iisr
there as a. NuFx Is Ia paseaeoula
d.
Superintendent s S WAL wan 4
saNinse visitor 70 PzucAgotlla Pri-
usY.
NJ pad Mrs n " T1a0in hnys
rae - tigFN guest recently nsetr
So O4u DAVIS Nh0 b nosN ga
tefte As Port henninE Ga
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rREsHrTERsaS
AUXILIARY
HAs STUDS SESSION

T1ie Wamans Auxiliary - the
Fnss Presbyterian CnurTb q Pas
raEplia held 3 fufetgn mission stu
~ uaret1ue - thx church on Mon
Gas afternoon a fef1 Interesting
MqRfafn @@ led b. AR Dasshi
Simmons after The o1enItas des0
ftoHal had heen euadnnfea ~ Mr.
: G aEauinein nlFifaal issadm #
ttaR afsanizNA3a
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esss A " eaaAas 8haaa ArN
jour fEaAFatA. superintendent
uW a M Ard { 50 2 n w0r-
snip asfHaee
csc ~ p 7 e
TlaeE1se
90 " n . ard SUNBEAM
HaaH
80 = Il saaaAH EeasNl Tsaxh
esa saa affAeess HaeetaaK
"Wednesday
ssN r IS Mtd-wesk vFAyef aefv
Ices
We invite Toa - mUfsalp w8Nn
rs * 81 oa2 eeTefeea
HKY JFWEL u0LMAN
Plaster
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a. Hsn n@2Ee2 Nne1k Ire neek
ene w.h M pAasn1a - pas c
sn
M~ Z s wor8ass eannsrerral
tire Vsaxav~ wlsnI fMs
~ asd t1 hsf Nae8 mfseF 4
mcsra sassnee aa asaeaas 81 aanem
~
Rm q 81 MenF1e rraae ~
es.r ern afassH saudaf mwnlz
al as Mei1aoals eAnafeh
Mr ard Mr. ptssss nsasaas a.
as Sunday wlsh NJ
Ram mother Mr. norman "
Ramsay
Rast Erslyn Booker q New o.
lranf here ou g stsIt q hex aEust
ara grandfnQkftex. Mu GLADYS
Ramsay ard Mrs. G r Ru1ls.
So
EFmnathY b extended e Nrs ]
A Cunningham and Austin Deian-
cr an fhf aeAsh uf uae8 father
DagM Esiance9. which oecargen
1peday uf ule family home a La
re Miss
3D.
Friends rearef 81 hear II the Main
ful mf4rlea sustained o. oeurse
fUotle while unfkAnk 81 the IN
Faus sisiward aka Naek
3D.
Mra NetR l. BAKER who has
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
PAsCAeuuIA

Located n snIpyaFd aectlou. On
Henry Asenne.
Sunday
rs . 81 Sunday School A D.
lFa1E superintendent
fi7W A. y Morning Worship
EHrxiHE
e. p u B T. q Hour. Enyd
kAkafzNnsa4 Director
IL ? II Teachers ard Officers
Meetzne
"wednesday
Ills ?. M-Eonz Service.
80 p - Prayer Service
Al Nklt1Ta weseosne We extend "a
80 h hearty Invitation u ra-rts Ana
NpFznfp with u-
! = MORGAN.
Pastor
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EEORUANIZED CHURCH or
JKSUS CHRIST UF LATTER
DAY SAINTS

Church school. 0sA6 A. MI l.
Barlow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service II A. M-FEst
Sunday u each month.
xiuns Leagtie young People,
~
Tf1nu1n4 leader.
WonaenA Meeting TOO p. n. every
other Menday-Mrs J. l. Bariow.
kadeg.
Mld~wsek Prayer Service. T.eo p.
a. Wednesday.
Everyone cordially invited.
A a. BARNES. Pastor.
Mildred Thomas Reporter.
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MOSS POINT
a0oe FOANN
@NzcH NSNa
MOSS POINT METHODIST

FouF elements o. 8 vital Chris
tan Experience n the sermon sub
set for Sunday morning January
18th
sehedale For The Week
SanaHy=
eE a M-Church school
II - a ~ Worship Services.
6sM p M-Youth PeiloasnIp.
TO p M-W0nhip services
Moncayz
1am P ~ Meeting OF ". & c.
8 Circles. Nay CoWan. cecile
DALEY.
Tuesday
TO r n Harriet Farley Circle.
Nedue4uag-
TO p. M-And-week Prayer
Serficea
X L WALTON. Pastor.
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SUNDAY
ss1 A M-sanday school ". d
Robinson. sapG
100 A Adjoining worship
service.
? 20 Choir rehearsal
$50 Young Peoples Meeting
$50 r MBapent Training
uni0n. JACK Dear director.
To r M-Ksening worAnip
services
wednesday
It's II MSunchay School teach
sFs and cfgmefs nesting
ser r M-fTmyer aervira.
REV. L. r. GREEN.
Paalnr.
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zoo p M@SDnday School, Ais
Hannah stork. aapcrintsndenG
SO p M-Worxbip service O.
ne second and fourth 2undayE
TOO p. M-M1d-week pxAges
nesting each Thursday evening.
= r. PAYHE Pastor.
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EsCATAwPA BAPTIST CHURCH

EIHIAt
i0s@ A M-6unday school. Lloyd
oliver. superintendent
HOO A. ~ Morning worship.
7a& p Evening service each
ist and ard Sunday.
Monday
10 P. Nv. NJ U. business
nesting.
wednesday
TO r M-sunday school council.
general business
V. G. wTNDHAM, Pastor.
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FAST MOSS POINT BAPTIST
schedule OF services:
80 A M-SRmday School
100 A M-Mofusng Sermon.
go r M-Training Uuion.
fsW p. M-Exangelstic Message.
TOO p. nj. Wednexday-Prayer
MeeunR.
me public Is cordially invited 70
aogzaip with Us
MONTE A. DAVIS.
Pastor.
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ST. PIEnREs EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Asanfaer. Mhza

ssknday Services 40 A A.
kApfnLnf Prayer ami s4fuiuu Tues-
day+ ?. ~ExeEairx Prayer aNd
Rev FRKHHfCk s RFak1H
Re- FRIEDRICH 3 RKsCH.
nae6gF
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ORANGE GROW METHODIST
crsFfRCH

foseo A M-Bunnay school. Lee
Hill, superintendent
uM a M-Moxning wurxhip
NsEske on SECOND Sundays
Is q M-Esening worship seYv-
he On second Sundays.
TO p. M-MId.weNk prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
100 r. M~Wonlens Missionary
SOCIETY uesting "a Monday after
Ne second Sunday o. each month
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KEEoLE


Sunday sunday schoea. 10 % A.
A Day Light Saving Time. r u.
Lander. Superintendent League.
Ta0s p. AZ.
worship Eervicea. n 90 A. M
- r. M Dag Idxht Saving Tine
Mogt9ay Women'S Society Of
Christian service. every other Ason-
day a. Uae month.
"Wednesday Prayer meeting TO
T. n
REV. !. p. PAYNE
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PFeaehlns services ever urst and
fus1ssas sandaa. 81 Hoo A A. ard
lM r. Al
REv A. D wKtaPoRp. Pastor
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RIGPOINT

Mr. Walton Oosf sssenl FTkdaf
with hef brother and slster-ln.laW
Mr. and Mrs cuFdel Golf Of kreole
-a
Ar and Mir Butch Nelson ard
cHlidren spent Sunday with TIE
taFmeF parents, Mf ant MIR Cal
lloun Carter.
Nj and Mrs Dueg Parker q L.
cakawYm WeFe guests SUNDAY after
noon. u M and Mrs Homer Coeb.
ran
Mr. ard Mrs Matthew Garter
spent Sunday afternoon with Mt
and AIRS Calhoun Garter of Wade
Next Sunday. March rrst. vii b.
shs regular preaching n the Meth
odAa Church here
AIR. ans Mrs Tine Young of Mo
bile aeFe guests "Wednesday n uts
home II AFR Young bFotheT-ln-
AN and sister. Mr.. and Mr. Homer
ca<hFan.
o.
Henry L Nelson q Camp Eelin-
Pa va home Oh q ten days rsslt
Mr. Eulliee Carter and llstle son
Wesley. seH2 70 Mobile Saturday
with Aff ard Mr. Il 5 Lang and
weFe accompanied nu1ue Sunday If
teTfHo0n ~ Mrs Carter brother
ip-laa ant sister, ~. and Mr. Tire
Young
Mr.. Tucker q Qaitman. MIss. t.
spending some tine in The hame %
has sou and dauauter%m.hw. ~
ana AIR CAr1t Tucker.
80
A birthday dinner waa served sssn
cas- esenlne u The home u ~. alsa
Ar Hsssner Cochran ii honor q
Mr. Cochran and hef brother. Haf-
dis Nefsou II Mobile. whose birth
days NeKe neaf tHat cate. Only
relatives WeFe present
-
AFR. and Mr. SETH Cox had faT
Their guests Sunday. AfTs coxe
eFutnes and zsxter-ln7AH. Mr. ana
AIRS Charley Brown q Eseaawm
81
The Knitting bee mef Tuesday a.
teFnoon II TIE Community lFo4ze
NstA Mfa II s GofE - instructor
Inoes sh0 have never learned q
knit are taklas lessons l0e has1e
use
On aceogIuf Of 3 much bad
weather Mf irwin Sslsan Is not
tng aians 50 fast H1lh he bulls
ing Of his neN uesne
%
Home Demonstration Club
Inc BIZ Point Demonstration
Chs nes Tzes1as night Fehsuae
II II TIE home q ar Myrtle 0off.
Ntth Z members present After
ne roa cal Ire memaeHS sang Tie
star spauzled Banner The uas
gent 0slaK absent TIE viee-p4esiaeaE
Mn AscamFoen presided Tie
club creed Naz rad after ahleh q
letter - Head from NIra II s
Gou Il feEard - plans loe aers-
inK tse dinner fax aas Board q
enpersaaFs Ssch pza9z Il 4 ean=
raetea II ca nexf ueezlaz A.
Cam save 80 InssEaz Lax g.
Iaaae lie aaH naaz i means ms
Na = Round Tahk discussion Dr.
tsFsnt defense problems HeHe als=
c4sea and after : shoFt aae5al D.
fsea refreshments weze serves n lie
7 NFzaH.H g. HH4a go
caugnsez-In-Iea n CafhTeu aal4
The club had Al interested visitor
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

Mf Tucker q Quiauan. Nlss. Il
spending some tine IN The hame q
has and daughter u-Iaw. Mr.
and Mr. Curtis Tucker.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

afr and Mr. seth Cox had fof
Their guests Sunday. MTs Coxe
esUtneE and zsxEer-Inzaa. ar. ana
AIRS Charley Brown q Eseaawpa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

a birthday dinner waa served san
cas- esenlns u TIE home u Mr. alsa
A4ra Hssner Cochrau III honor o.
Mr. Cochran and hef brother. HUI
dis Nelson. II Mobile. whose birth
days NsKe near taat cate. unly
relatives MeFe present
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Very Brief Note

A personal sentence or two is
all that is necessary written
on a visiting card, or on the in
side page of "informals,' or on
note paper.
Thank you for your k n d
sympathy" is easy to write,
enough, and properly apprecia-
tive. Or, Thank you for your
kind and understanding message.
1t was a great comfort to me,
If writing these few words is
too much Of a bur d en- for
mother or a wife. member OF
the family or a close family
friend would feel honored TO be
asked to do so.
He or she might write. for
example. Mother has asked me
TO tell you hove deeply she APP
preciated your kind message OF
sympathy. Your understanding
words touched her deeply"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
AnsWerin9
Sympathy
w Messages
BY MRS. BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manner.


I WOULD like 10 have talk
Il today with those readers on
whose lives deep sorrow has
fallen.
A son. a husband. brother. a
friend has gone forth TO war,
and the tragic news has been re-
ceived that he is missing in ac-
ton" or has been taken pris-
oner, or, the grim finality, that
he has given his life for his
country.
So closely are our hearts knit
together in human understand
ing, that Immediately relatives
and friends send messages of
deep sympathy, kind messages,
that yearn to say something of
solace, something to ease the
spirit.
Should these messages Of SYM
patty be acknowledged? If so,
how? The following letter is one
of the many that have come TO
me lately. each with a similar
appealing and human problem: