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Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
Today
By Louis +. keemle
of the United Press
War Desk
Re. L. s. Pat. Office


Signs are multiplying that Ger
many is planning big two way of
fensive against the Near East AID
its oil fields this spring.
Both British and American mill
tary observers lock for German
drive through the southern Ukraine
towards the Caucasus, to be ac-
companied by a drive in the east
ern Mediterranean, probably by
way of Cyprus against Syria.
This strategy. as envisicled
would involve by-passing Turkey If
the latter does not yield to heavy
German pressure for permission to
transit her territory Turkish foot
soldiers are tough fighters and it
is not believed Hitler would take
on the added burden of trying to
force his way through Turkey. Re
ports of menacing German move
ments in Bulgaria are regarded as
part of the Nazi propaganda to
frighten the Turks into submission
FINAL GAMBLE
bIIJiSl SOuICtS JItOllt olic vi NiiC
most sanguinary campaigns in his
tory They believe Hitler is pre-
pared to stake everything in an
effort TO turn the war in 1912 and
march Cl to complete victory.
Cne factor in his decision is the
need for Gil A reliable informant
in washington reports that Hitler
because Of the winter campaign in
Russia, was obliged to tap his oil
reserves one third. The size of the
projected campaign presumably
would use up the remainder, SO
that if Hitler did aot succeed, he
would face defeat.
Hitler's probable course in the
southern Ukraine, in the view cf
American army experts, would be
TO strike due east by way of Khar-
kov and Rostov to the Volga river.
From Astrakhan, at the mouth of
the Volga, he would drive south
ward along the coastal plain Of
the Caspian sea to the Baku fields
Iran lies just beyond
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08

(The axis watched with angry in
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-11

one of the worlds leading dis tilleries, it's development of new equipment and techniques, and the strong consumer reliance on the famous brands it produces are a record of Nanz' accomplish ments in the past eight years. They are also an explanation of why Schenley has just made this practical distiller" Vice-presi- dent and director.
 Nanz executive ability and his understanding of associates have made him a leader in community and civic life as we'll as in busi- ness, and he crowds into his busy days time to participate in com munity undertakings and the work of cooperative business groups. He demonstrated his ab ility to act quickly and wisely during the disasterous Ohio river floods in 1887 when he supervis- ed the work of employees in con- verting warehouse space into emergency sleeping and eating quarters for hundreds of home less flood victims and saw that emergency hospital facilities were available.
 Right now Nanz is fulfilling a lifelong ambition--to run a farm. His dreams weren't those a "gen tleman farmer" would fancy, though.
 Nanz wanted a farmers farm"
 He's just bought one of 265 acres, complete with land grant signed by John Quincy Adams back in the early l80Os, and a century-old house sur rounded by the rich Indiana earth.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-11
R s1D esr PROJECTION CT . sGTN'

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 |..# H#r n7oea "i'l not aFee tha abI .sQ f a.vi1te0s to onioa rHa.9 s.sae tha var board poiot-' tha. e9.090.000 se's gre now in 67 o.eeat Of Amer'can homes. "h,ie tae rs1n-ittad production ries eqai-nan. n deslcrs' hands Win take care of any needed re placements. The radio set indus try has len azked to undertake a s2oaa009 military production program During 194O the indus .sy e.eeIayed about 50C00 per soes and hand d sales of abou' S177000 e00. This was increased l941 The curtailment order ie b2sed on the average monthly production for the first nine Tanths of last year.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-11
Victory In 1914 s Predicted

WASHINGTON A prad.ctea .ea= H#a 2aval aon~00rtetione H.D a = e.aefed to $21.0g009g o0)
 - ar5s.aa fer a haqa cxp.ua'9a = faa a#.atiea strength of tha Ha.#s3 stst# fleet was made by 2 ae@her of the Senate appro- ia1s subcommittee.
 Tha senator sad: We are giv- in2 the navy not only all the planes they ask for, but all that they ean take
 The biI in it's present form calls for an outlay of $17O0O, 100000 and already is one of the largest appropriation measures ever seen n congress. At present it is to be studied by the Senate approria- tions subcommittee.
 Navy secretary Frank Knox predicted to the subcommittee that the United Nations would win the war in 1914. Senator Willard Tydings of Maryland sug gested that naval contracts pro- vide for suspension of work in the event of an end of the war, to prevent expenditures on naval contracts after it is over.
 He asked Knox what the pros poets were for an early victory and the Navy secretary replied in the words of Winston Church. ill: 1922 $ the year of prepar- aton; l943 the year of attack, and l944 the year of glorious vic tory
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-11
Practical Distiller' Gets End Call Making Alcohol

To the far-fung war fronts of two world wars, this years and the one of twenty-five years ago, Robert H. Nanz, vice-president and director of Schenley Distill- CTS corporation has helped main tain a steady flow of the mater ialS the defenders of democracy need.
 Nanz was thus one of those to whom our involvement in the war seemed 10 mean that his tory's wheel had once more swung full cycle.
 During the first war, Nanz was engaged in manufacturing for munitions vast quantities of ethyl alcohol. Our entrance into this war found him again making ethyl alcohol for Americans to use against their enemies, for even before the Jap lunge at our Pacific outposts, Nanz was super vising Schenley's production of ethyl alcohol at LaWrenceburg, Ind, for government purposes.
 Nanz is a good example of what man can do with his life under the system of government Americans have twice in quarter century fought to protect
 He was on his own and hard at work when he was IA years old. Husky beyond his years, his first job was in the meal room of Kentucky distillery. Save for two years, he has been in one phase or another of distilling ever since.
 The plants he worked in dur ing the early years read like a roster of honored distilling nam es -- J. G. Mattingly Marion County, Nelson, Anderson, Allen Bradley, Elk Run. Since that day in 1900 when he pitched in as a grain weigher, he has worked in distillery, dry house, warehouse, bottling department and office.
 Even with the advent of pro- hibition and following his asso- citation with the late Harry E. Wilken in manufacturing mum itions alcohol during the war, he spent Il years in the industrial alcohol field, working first for U. $. Industrial Alcohol corpora tion and then for Rossville Com mercial Solvents corporation.
 The only time Nanz left the distilling business was in 1881, when a group of Louisville banks hired him to do industrial engin- eering work for them. In 1883, Schenley hired him as manager of the plant it was developing in Lawrenceburg, Ind,
 The growth of that plant into
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-11
N o T c F

Now is the time to look over your job printing needs for the spring and summer. The Mug" get Office will be glad to consult with you as to your wants and prices on same.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
PRESBYTERIAN

Service at the Moss Point
PreSbyterlan Church Sunday
morning was very interesting
with Younger members Of the con
Rregation. these who had been at
tending the Daily Vacation Bi
Die school. having charge of the
service The choir composed o.
these young people with Miss
Bessie Cowan accompanying
them at the piano, rendered very
pretty musie.
Miss Bess Kimbrough, director
Of the Daily Vacation Bible
school thanked the members for
heir cooperation and the Arvices
lhev. had given in making the
scho6i q success Alex wsss read
the Scripture. Rev T. b. West.
pastor Of the church, brought Out
several good points in the sermon
pertaining to youth Of the church.
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REVIVAL At
EAST MOSS POINT

Revival now going ON at the
Church Of God in East Moss
Point on Highway 30.
Evangelist Tom Blown Of Lib
cry i bringing the messages
Some Of the subjects he will
preach from are, The Mark OF
the Beast" The Red Horse"
gRev. o.. The World Empire. =
and The Old Land Mark Broth
er Blown Is an able minister. hav
Tng more than twenty years expe
rienea end MS abslity 10 bring out
the Gospel truths in a plain. sim
pie way has caused him TO be
known in some places As the
Walking Bible"
Service will be continued each
nlahl lur two weeks OF mere and
We invite you to come and b. with
rs IL TINS revival.
JOHN A STuBBS.
Pastor.
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fThe international Uniiorna
Lesson 90 th@ sbovs topic To-.
.Inlf Il Genesis IL 5 "a 81 ~.
In ne beginning God createa
ths heaven ard the earth
In he beginning God crested
fhs heaven ard she earth This
NJ VERY FIRST yerse IN oar BIZ
bic - Is nsslng The iesson
anxat the creation a. this. ear
earn a. told n the first chaptef
.af Geneals ard the first VERSE 81
ihf see0na chapter
NJ one knows whsH the earth
eas created. although there have
Nen many guesses That IL Was
~ waFk of an intelligent being
- aae can doubt Man may have
an a~eearnhal tGsa Ihst ne could
have made same certain things
twttef than they we're made Ia the
frtf place. but this boast is usu
ais heard fFnTn young students
h college years Later. when the
universe Is further and extern
slvelK studied thu only feeling
one can possibly have about rs
marvellous structure and working
Il Of awe and worship The
arguments Of the caliow college
yualh sound foolish and xacreli
gieus
And the earth was without
form anl vsid, end darkness was
UPON The face Of the deep. And
TN Spirit Of God moved upon the
isce Of tina waters"
Everyone should learn these
verses by heart for their rich III
efafY and poetic value az wuIl Is
because they are the beginning o.
the Bible Can you picture this
Reeinning Of things, all darkness
without form. but upon the face
Of the deep @the Spirit Of God
moved
Then God said. Let there be
And there was light. God
divided this light from the dark
ness and Called tflr light day and
the darkness night. and the even
ihg and tine morning were the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Legal Notices

NJ CELESTE MHooN. EFT AIS
MRS ] c. RILEY. JR. ET AIS.
No. 661z
In the chanceryCourt OF Jack
son County State of Mississippi
By virtue of the authority vest
ed in me by . decree Of the Chan
cery Court Of jackson County
Mississippi. rendered in the above
styled cause on TIRE 18TH aay Of
June. 1912 BIT the June 1872 term
Of said Court / viii sell at public
Outcry to the highest bidder for
cash 81 the tmain eniraneel. front
door Of the County Court House
in the City Of Pascag0ula. Mis-
Sissippl, on Monday. July 10Th,
1912 Within legal hours, the fol
lowing described real estate in
Jackson County. Mississippi. to-
wit: situated in Sections n, and
IS. Township 8 South. Range 5
West.
h cthe
Beginning at the Southwest
corner of Section 8. Township &
South. Range 5 West. which point
would Be tire Northwest curner II
Section II. If said section was a
regular section. thence running
East . distance Of thirty chains,
thence running South : distanoe OF
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METHODIST CHURCH

|corned Dupont avenue and South
Pascageula street
Sunday. June al
1000 A NJ. church school. Roy
A Owens. superintendent
1880 a NJ. Organ Melodies
Miss Eugenla Eason. orgalsist
tit00 a. NJ. morning Worship
sermon hy the pastof
tbs T. N. Methodist Youth
Fellowship
7.50 Z 81. Organ Melodies.
800 r n. evening worshin
sermon by the pastor.
Monday. June "a
$50 r. n " s { S. meets il
circles.
Tuesday. June =
500 p NJ, Board Of Lay activi
ties. viii meet IN their regular
meeting
Wednesday. June q
7t5 ?. NJ, mud week prayer
service.
esIk = N. choir rehearsal
Cooperate. The church is 4
fellowship and requires team.
work Of the highest order There
IS no room IN is leadership or the
lone wolf Of the free lanse
The snfest protection against
failure Is never 10 attempt 20 do
anything
Z " uLNfER
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Members OF Church
Society Visits
Ifs New Members

both circles q ne WanAns
Sr~esy Il ChxINtlzn Service e to-
PaMaRoasa MeshssA Chuieh nsss
Menaay sftcfn0an ~ the haase 81
Mr. Y " Richardson FOR ar
afternoon ai visiting neU ms.m
bars and tha@ Who foF various
rrasahs haa nol heen negular a.
trnGants fneensiy e tae cnureh a.
Missionary soes@t8
The names Of these sad been
divided into groups several on
q card and 70 each CO. d Wumsn
was gwen : card feF saH een
~veniencr. visiting with ezch per
son ten 20 fifteen minutes Many
expressions 81 pleasure were
hard from both visitors and Wis
ted sslslr neW acquaintance
were made ana old Friendships
renpwedg ard eli vuleu the after
npanPs visiting > decided suecess
Those who were not found 81
h0sue with be called apon saier. il
wns amnonmeed ~ the RFuup lead
efs
At the end Of the visiting peri
I'D the cfrra mesnherS met again
a. Mrs R4ehardzans hame ard
compared Notes ard maas reports
and enjoyed again the pleasure
Of telling Of seeing certain PER
SONS
Assisted bv Ms N - Butler,
the hostess served tce crean and
cake. which Were very mach en-
ioBed after riding around in the
SanShine No business was trans
acted and the group adjourned.
20 meet again IN joint council
ON July 9th at the church for
\ business meeting
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nun LADY, Or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses. GOO. $40 and
1000 A n
Weekday Mosses: $50 and eos
4. Il.
Confessions: Saturdays 4 10 q,
and : 70 : r. II. Ewes OF Feast
Daya : - . 2 ~
Religious Instruction; Satnr-
days $50 A II Sundays after
second Mass Newman Club fof
High sehuoi On Sundays after
aeeond Mass
Devoli0ns Novena 10 Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help on sun
aay Al 7.00 p. N.
Meetings. {. 7 o on Mondays
af 80 P. NJ. Altar Society on
First Tuesday at $50 p NJ o.
! Y Alumni on first Thursday
Il 7.30 2 n Holy Name Society
81 second Sunday after first
Mas.
Rev p D. CAREY,
Pastor, phone 2a7
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday. MAY al
10 A M-Church school. + A
Givens. superintendent
II A. M-Morning Worship,
sermon by Mr. " T Sparkman
Sr. Miss Euaenia EaSon. organ
lxt
8 y. M--Fifth Sunday Union
Meeting at the Presbyterian
Church. sermon hy Rev. D. n
ulmer.
Monday. June IL
$50 r NJ. monthly business
meeting. w s c. S Ut the church
"Wednesday. June s.
7sa5 Y NJ. prayer service.
Sis p. NJ. choir practice
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kREoL.E BAPTIST CHURCH

ss4b A M-Sunday school. HRS
John Haarala, superintendent
HOO A M and 7sso P NJ
Worship service
$50 p. Nh T. U.
Tuesday
2sm p NV NJ q and sun
beam Band.
HaR r M-Sunday school
teachers and officers meeting
"Wednesday
T.46 p. Mild veek prayer
services
We invite you TO worship with
ns in our services
Rev JEWEL GOLMAE
passar
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson


tkIAa Na
14-Hour DEP o. psrisd7
We o. ne knspm whethef this
wN = aas 81 we knoM Il or =
period q TINE There have heen
rnans afRuuMnsz pro and con, 0ui
neigheF theesy ean b. proved We
should recall tfsas days Of n
hours azA - hears were aos N
existenee unslI Ghe AbpearsneH ~
IT, sun or the fatlrsh dag % n
woai6 sesn e. indicate tat fhes
@eFe 70 longer than the days -
- kmoW tlsrm
AoW our s~eferenosz jump q the
creation Of animals on the sixth
DAY And God said lei the earth
bring forth she living creature
after his klna cattle. ard creep
ING things asd beast Of the earth
after hls kind and Il waS q .
After this - done God found h
70 b. good
And God said. Let us make
man IN Il image aftrf 0slr like
ness and LET them have dominion
over the FISH Of the sea and over
the fowl Of the air and over the
cattle. and over al the earth and
over every creeping thing that
|ereepeth upon the earth
So God created man IN His
own image. IN the image u God
created He tam male and female
created He them
"And Cod haMaea tnegn. and
.Ged said unto sAem b lsulgfni
and multiply. md repienskh the
Earth. and aabas1e Il. and have
dominion over ne fA8h of ere sea.
and over the fusNi 81 the air. and
over every living thing that NOV
eth upon the earth.
Gives Feed for Man
And God said. Behold I have
given yuu every herb bearing
seed. which Is unon the face % ali
the earth. and every tree, in the
which IS the fruit Of 9 tree yield
ing seed; to you II shall be for
meat.
And TO every beast Of the
earth. to every fowl Of the air. and
to every thing that cfeepesh upon
the earth. wherein there Is life.
! have given every green herb for
meat: and il was So
And God cav everything Ghst
He had made. and. behold. il was
good And the evening and the
morning we're the sixth day.
Thus the heavens and the
earth we're finished and all the
host Of Them
Il is wonderful that maj was
made in the image Of his Maker
Man is the only creature who
cen tuke the Substances uf the
earth and make beautiful and use
ful things from them. H must.
have the materials which have
been put in the earth. he cannot
create them But he a combine
them 20 make marvellous ma
chimes. and objects OF art. His in
tellieenee enables him 70 rule the
beasts and use them for his own
purposes.
But how far below what we
should be are We human beingsl
How many inventions We use, not
for beneficent purposes, bal 30
IMPURE our fellow men. even 70
sill them. How far we nave 10
travel before We can lift up our
heads and say. We are true Sons
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ASSEMBLY OF ooD

GOT N paseaRonla Street
The Friendly Church with q
Welroana
Our Regular Services.
Sunday acho0l. 1000 A NJ.
Morning Worship, 1lsn0 A NJ
EvanRelistic Service. $50 r M.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday,
7s50 p NJ.
To those Of you not attending
cli0feh elsewhere ~ estend :
special invitation 70 visit out
Sunday School. Bring your fam
ily and meel with a At The usual
hulrs
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor.
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sAxnsy Nexen ehAsHs sH1 s4
srxer links thence running NGz
a distance 81 thirty eaaAn
tnerce North . dNN e
twemgy sewen xhalnn an Az
seven Inns - Or rtsee - BE-
ginning. cont1ining eighty the
fEH3 acre&
wlgn0zx my hard thas z daF of
June 1874
SEAL
FRED TAYLOR
Special coxusnasaRf
& %. ia 10 T-lT
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FIRST Baptist CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
|Paseagoula. Mississippi
Hours Of Services
tendenl
Suaday-
es4s a -. Sunday scheol. ".
" Robinson. superintendent
iis0 a y, morning wols ship
7sN P. n. Baptist Training
Union. Mrs J Il Adams. direc.
tor.
sec p n Evening worship
Wednesday
8 P -. Prayer sefvIee
Friday
7.30 p. y. Choir rehearsal
Lloyd 7. Cealen. dsreetor
a waFm welcome IS extended
wa - attend he services q oar
church Especially are Ne happy
10 have the service men wonhip
with Us
L : GREEN. n D..
Pastor.
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EAST Moss POINT BApTIsr

Schedule Of Services
$50 A. M-~Sunday school.
1880 A. M-Mornlng sermon
ESQ p M-Training Union
T.30 P. M-Evangellstic Mes.
sage
TOO p. n. "Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public IS cordially Invited
TO worship with aa
MONTE a DAVIS.
Pastor
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cHuRcn OF THr NAzAnEnE

g44 South pascaa1ula Street
Sunday School nS5 A NJ, NJ.
X Stevenson. president
# Regular Worship Service, II 90
a NJ
Young Peoples Society, TOO
p NJ. Mrs c b castlcherry.
president
Evansellstic Service 10 p NJ
l. s POLK.
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

Monday afternoon June c. {
general business meeting Of III
Womun's Work OF Christian Sefv
ice viii b. held ia the ladies par
loa Of itn church at three thirty
All mesnhrfs are urged % At
tend.
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EscATAwPA BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday
1000 A. M-Sunday school.
Lloyd Oliver, superintendent
1900 A. M-Morning worship
7s45 p. M-Eeeniue service
each LIST and srd Sunday.
Monday
T.30 p Nv II 4. business
meeting
Wednesday,
7.30 p. M.-Sunday school
council general business.
V { WfNDHAM.
pasloF.
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FIRST p CHURCH
Moss Point

Preaching. sundays n Il A n
and as0Gp M
Sunday School az 1890 a. ~.
Tratning Uni1u ri leo r. n
Midweek Services "Wednesday
at 500 Y. M.
EARLY Morning Prayer Services
each day at TOO O'Clock for the
month Of June.
You are cordially invited to at
tend.
REV J y BROCK. psstuF
REV BILL BEAM.
Associate pastnf
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100 p M-sunday 8ehnns
Miss Hannah Stork, sspessnfand
ent
500 r M-WoFahip Servsee
en- Ire second snd iourth Sur
days
100 +. N week pfAva
meeting each Thnraday egemng
y PAYNE
PASTE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

Circle Number One vii meet
with Mrs Stone MeInnis on Mon
day afternoon al three thirty
Circle Number Two vii meet
On Monday afternoon, place Of
meeting ~ be announced later
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

Circles VIII meet on Monday
afternoon at the following homes.
The Juanits Byrd with Mrs F.
A HAYS.
The Margaret L.ackey with
Mrs J. N. Rape.
Circle Number Three with Mrs.
Tim Blades
AL members are urged 10 at.
tend the meeting Of their Circle.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

sunriay school, iose0 a
Worship Service-Suhaiay 80
= 81
Special Mothers Service sun.
day night
Young Peoples Meeting Tues.
day. T30 y NJ
Prayer Meeting - Wednnaday.
7Wp ~
Re- r w DAVIS ard WIFE
PmalnFk
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State - Mississippi
County u jackson
John a Green

state ~ Mississippi
County ~ Jackson
John a Green
vs.
Piacide Walker.
Judgmeni rendered FEET afh
1887 IN Justice Peace Court. nad
enrolled March 10th 1857.
Amount 81 judgment e$5&9
Int 60 frusn dnfe
Justice Puacx Court costs an5
By virtue Of . writ Of execution
10 me directed By " C. Havens
Circuit Clerk 0f jackson County.
Mississippi or Judgment enroIled
in his office on the 10th day ct
March A. d. 1887. from > IusAg-
merit obtained in the Jaatke
Peace Ceurt District No ) sid
jackson County, Mississippi, En-
~ esh day of February 1887. IN
favor Of John A. Green. Plaintiff.
and against piacide Walker. de
fendanl I win. on Monday TIE
goth day 81 July A D. le42 u
the front door q the Coart Hose
81 Sarkson County. II TIE City 81
pascaEoula, MISSISSIPPI within Il
cal hours. sell II public Mslcry. -
the highest ana bet bfadcr fer
cash. all the right. title interest,"
and claim the defendant Piatiae
Walker has In and to : certain
tract piece or parcel of land IN
Section Six, Township EtKfa
South, Range Five West. in Jsek
son County. Mississippi. and muEe
particularly described as.
Lot Three 90 Of Subdivisions ef
George Washington Property ii
the NJ A Deex Tract - FecorA@d
In Surveyors Reo1Fd INak J.
Page l3i on file IN Cklanc9Ry
Clerks office. said jackson CUzh-
". Mississippi.
WITNESS my Signature upon
this the 18th day OF June A q.
1912
W. =. STEPHENS
Constable Beat 3. jackson County.
Mississippi
els. $40. 1-s. ITO
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ORANGE o
METHODIST CHURCH

1000 A. M-sunday School.
Lee HIll, superintendent
100 A M-MurninR worship
service on second Sundays
745 p. M-Evening Worship
service ON second Sundays.
Tao =. M-Mid week prayer
nsecting each Tuesday
500 p. M-W0men's Mission.
airy Society meeting On Monday
after the second Sunday Of each
month.