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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07
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ON THE FARM FRONT
v NEWS from tile
AqaeuHmN Etsaaoo 5enuse

With restrictions in effect on
new building, salvage of disable
materials from structures that
are being wrecked takes on new
importance. To save as much
material as possible for reuse,
department of agriculture en-
gineers recommend a system
attic plan of salvage wrecking.
It goes in this order: Remove
windows and doors first, then
plumbing fixtures, next the roof
covering, followed by cornice
and roof boards. Salvage cleo
trio conduits and piping as soon
as they can be reached. Next
remove the sidewall cover and
take up floors, then lath and
plaster. OF the remaining franz
ing, rafters come down first,
then ceiling joists, second story
studs, second floor jo,sts,, first
floor studs, and first joists. Be
careful in removing and lathS,
flooring, siding and other ma
terials can all be used again.
Farmers, along with others,
will no longer be able to get
blowout shoes for tires, accord
ing to a recent WPB ruling.
Blowout shoes are regarded as
an uneconomical form of tire
repair. Manufacture of reliners,
many of which have been used
to repair tires on nOn-esSential
vehicles, has also been restrict
ed.
Brushes used around the farm
for painting machinery and
farm buildings deserve extra
good care these days since this
country's supply of hog bris-
ties from China and other Asia
tic sources has been cut off.
Clean paint and varnish brush
es thoroughly with turpentine
and then wash in soap and wa
ter, rinse and wrap in paper
until needed again. Don't let
brushes stand for long periods
of time in turpentine or paint
because the shape of the brush
will be spoiled. Brushes used on
a job should be suspended in a
can of turpentine or linseed oil
so that the end of the brush
is we'll above the bottom of the
container.
-..--S
Safety First Item! Fill up or
fence off old wells, pits cellar
ways and other similar traps
that may injure humans or an
imalS.
A nationwide program for the
conservation of cotton and bur-
lap bags and designed to Off
set a serious shortage of bags
and bagging materials is now
under way. It will be conducted
by USDA state and county war
boards. Major detectives are: l.
To urge farmers to handle bags
carefully so that they can be
used repeatedly, and, 2. to pro-
mote speedier return of disable
bags into trade channels.
The U. s. Marine Corps main
tains special armorer schools
where mechanically = minded
Leathernecks are taught the
mechanisms Of rifles, pistols
and machine guns.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07

United States Marines and
other service men now wear a
pair of identification tags ar
ound the neckS giving their
names, fingerprints and blood
type.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07

WELL DONE Admiral A. E.
Watson congratulates George C..
Liddle, one of thousands of work.
ers who helped win Navy "E" for
New Kensington, Pa, mother"
plant of Aluminium Co. of Amer
ica's far-f1ung organization vastly
expanded for war effort.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
MRS. PAUL F. BROWN
DIES AT HIGHLANDS

Mrs. Paul F. Brown Of Honak-
Ell died in a Richards hospital
last Friday after lingering ILL
ness and burial took place at
Honaker on Sunday. The hus-
band of Mrs Brown is the super
intendent of the Splashdam
Smokeless Coal Corporation Of
this county.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
NEW GAME RESTORATION
PROJECT is ANNOUNCED

Work on new game restora-
ton project which will involve
large scale environmenta. inn
provements on the vast public
hunting areas within the Virgin
ia National Forests has been start
ed, it has been announced by the
state game commission. The wild
planned jointly by technicians of
the u. S. Forest Service and the
game commission officials, ard
the whole project is to be carried
out comparatively by the two ag-
encies.
This is the latest project which
the Game Commission has set up
under its Federal Aid" program
Projects approved under this pro-
gram are financed in part by
federal funds made available I'M
der the Pittman-Robertson Act
which provides for federal aid to
the states in Wildlife restoration.
Deer, ruffled grouse, wild tur-
keys and other game will be ben
efitted by the many clearings
which will be established in the
national forests and by the large
number Of food-bearing plants
which will be set out These i'm
provements are expected to prove
especially successful now that
deer and turkeys are being re-
stocked in many sections where
brood stock is scarce or lacking.
Other projects which have
been receiving attention are the
statewide wildlife survey and
management demonstration be-
gun in July, 1910, a wild turkey
rearing and restocking project
deer restoration and a quail man
agenient project under which
more than $50 small game re-
fuges have been established thru
out the farming sections of the
state.
The Game Commission is also
engaged in restocking raccoons,
rabbits and beaver and in rails
ing and restocking bobWhite
quail. Habitat restoration for
farm game is being carried out
in cooperation with the us.
Soil Conservation Service.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Dicken-
son County, on the 30th day OF
January, 1912.
Dickinson County and W. M.
McFall, Treasurer Of Dicken-
son County, Compliments,
Against
Nola Davis Ramsey and Opal
Ramsey, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to
subject the life estate of the said
Nola Davis Ramsey and the re-
mainder interest of Goldie Davis
Boiling, Roy Boiling, and Opal
Ramsey, children of the said
Nola Davis Ramsey, in a certain
tract of land situated on Fall
Branch in Dickinson county, cen
tanning Gilt acres, conveyed by
Winnie Davis to Nola Hawkins
(now Bolling) and her children,
DB 48, P. 400, in the chancery
suit in circuit court of Dickinson
county Of J. c. Smith VS.. Nola
Davis Ramsey ct al to the pay
ment of delinquent taxes due
against said land for the years
1881 to 1941, inclusive. ;,
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Nola Davis Ramsey and Opal
Ramsey, are not residents of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered
that they do appear here within
10 days after due publication
hereof and do what may be nee
cessary to protect their interest
in this suit. And it is further or
dered that a copy hereof be pub
ished once week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Dickinson
Herald, and that copy be post
ed at the front door of the court
house Of this county on or before
the 1st February rules, 1912.
A copy-Teste:
K. E. Fuller, Deputy for
w. E. Counts, Clerk.
J. c. Smith, p.q. (2-5-42)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
Notice of Application For Beer
and Wine License

Notice is hereby given that
Gay Gilbert, trading as Haysi
Cafe,> on Main Street, Haysi, Va,
intends to apply to the Virginia
Beverage Control
Board at Richmond, Va, for Ii
cense to sell wine and beer for
On and off premises consumption
at the above named location.
This January IS, 1912.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
More Money For Roads

A news dispatch from Rich
mond announced recently that
an additional six thousand dol
lars had been allocated to Dick
enson County for improvement
of roads.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Circle Number Une met IN the
bone Of Mrs. A. J. WEIGH on Mon
DAY afternoon at three thirty. szisz
FTofrie McInnis led the program. the
topic being Our Stewardship ana
World Missions. Miss Bessie Cow
an led the devotional. Following
TIE business MEETING ; social hour
vas enjoyed AZ which time the hos
teas served refreshments q lhe
twelve members present.
Circle Number Two met m Che
nome Of Mrs Russell Knapp on
Monday afternoon MrK. RI. Y.
Shields led the program. ~On stew
ardship and world Missions" Mrs.
c. s. Beardsiee led the devotional.
Two membks we're welcomed into
the circle. Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
l. Garner. A business meeting fol-
I0wed the program. which wa pre-
sided oved By Mrs. Ofexusy Wood A
social hour was enjoyed ct which
time the hostess served refrezh-
ments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06


ara snsslefa ~ sfsls ekzalsssa xese
men ana x1axsen Wfs0 n0zallt free
dom Aefafdlaa 50 uAe taaehlENz -
tlF HshEs. ard A1t mmteEAAi ard
spiritual m1afeAa IN thAk E8fEstsH
On .liaas sesstsinaR To present
Wofla Nar saH ne fesuEE e MIRA
ah0 assumed q themselves ~ -
aslds So lszeAlnes - ~ sfezEea
bra 81 e4EIa. ard ltsefNA4 smHAl1
Die susfIEEaI a<sa M~tNIIsxEHzH FREE
dom af Iase snaEf tdNNf IT, EHse4nsss
could re- - nniogHtt uktsN1 lnan ~
fnN tessEsEasa u Nb2 Nsbze afKf to
exercise m TIE fsils&aN ri splF1ks
sal ffeedaEH
nnfzsez aaullsf $40 eaise4 aHan
and nAeae = ell0zt sla1ea2sHk 81 the
tsAl hsldse aasszAaH aa4haA - ha9A1
fof = e~kzHn8aHe IL aH M44EeE
Mfse sha1 - 4eagia NJ Hzae ~
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munefali1n lIAs ne nsa41sF -
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al3 ffiezh aeItasi hrt4flan ~ tie
MONTH Afad - ntkn0a -
intranMkAan = AAFipa - hNIma -
make ! Hofaf1s HsEmtNT.
6eFeta1s HlHaa fesd > feeHH IHu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

xgss nxsesy q lhs or 1aay a.
wsF4nsten ttaaseh a. pMhcMsnslA was
Ghe nflkna ~ > unletty A<AHsIgaI
ap36in4 NalaFfAy Ssnmsfy IT IAfa
81 . oStax& n 10 esxmtn3 uhen
MIS- Etannrs taes hse.asf &c hstse
q Aifred RAfzunGs0
1ne single flns Dersice aAs ~
p~feHSisely fead ~ nep. ~ Cef1N.
pAAsns a Hhe church
Isss nrtdp ses hnnnsnaneiy naMuxQa
in . Jersey print ia 4 easeae a. grid
uftn Nhfch fneT nEoaeMNtnx Wrfv IN
keeping SIRE NeEe . nio4flaef eu4s
kaEN u NardenieN
A. ptaid Of taonof Miss xnnfothr
Sutiluff Muax IN effective aaun II
betge relieved wlth luacfcs II hzuwn
with whlnh = alzNalaef eEsaAax II
giadi0lt ri b pretty cpnsrAat
Mis- MARY KuHtse F0Utzs Hhe
bridesmaid, enes green feaFsas4n
sith ~aoce2sueses Is hfaWn Hsr
uoweEs wrft = ahnssioEf eoFsaxn az
bfonne etaysanthEsnunas
Charles Meisef saEsrsi a. hess mar
sxtd Samss p Kstek ~. a. ereoasaa.
man
Out~uf~toen AlieasAAnls 81 lhe
Neddine wefe Ire mrpusn1 parents.
Nj and Mr. a Raymossd e onlf.
port
On thtlf return fFfan 3 hzsNs hun.
efmcon Mr.. and Msn Hngmk4sd have
taken up residence on Magnolia
street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
Women's Society OF
Christian Service
OF Pascagoula Meets
I've New Members neeristd and
Wssoomea. Plans 10 Nasne =
Life Mezaber Discussed

Both circles o. ne w0men's So
ciety Of Christian Service met It
the PascA4oaia Methodist Church
for . combined business session, N1tla
tsae president Mfs 2 r. Bacot. pre-
siding.
Mrs. Bacot opened the meeting
with reading Psalm -, Offering then
3 short but sincere prayer. Minutes
Of previous meeting we're read and
approved The treasurers repest
res read By Mr.. " b Herring.
roll wAS called and dues paid
The need Of subscribing to the
MAGAZINE. The Methodist woman
"a told BY Mrs. E. A. Carrier. Nho
urged all members % consider TINS
and act upon II seua. looking for
gard 70 the bettermeni Of women
and the church uofk Several names
we're given her for subscriptions BE-
fore the meeting adjourned
151e matter Of proposing the an
Of . worthy person II TIE Wumena
Society OF Christian Service for 3
life membership was discussed ard
e I'll be acted uuun It an early
nesting. setting aside : certain stint
for this pnFYanss Several letters
from prominent Methodist women
ufFe read OF the subject 81 church
work and aius. i waa decided 70.
appoint four women each month 70
look after the raising Of funds fhai
month for necessary purposes. and
aEso toward the building program
A poster made - ~ ue y0unzz-
lefs IN the JunEaf Missionary 60
elesy on The theme AHoB Our Bite
Came TO Re Made. vas shown b
TIER director. Afa. ~. K. Felt9. ard
mueh Interest szs shoHn Ia is oen-
Etruction Mr. Noiiey Byrd wno
he's been confined to her bed f0f =
long period due 70 ~ automobile
accident, was welcomed back. Mr.
ulmer. The pastors wife. who hnN
Ten III for some days. was missed
Flowers Hefe taken 70 her with the
HOPE and prayer 7hat sile would h1on
b restored % normal health.
To new members Hnre present
Mrz J l. Phillips and Mr o L
Mcleod. Mr. = a Bishop oistfih-
uEAa Tire yeas Asaz #nhh ha1 n
esne from re printer.
Tie next meeting 81 the Sarah
Bennett Circle eli he Nlth MFx
= - Butler. ind thaf II TIE Mar.
Ped Circle vii - nlth Mrs T. =
HHafiwaat.
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MOSS POINT BAND
AUXILIARY NAMES
CARNIVAL COURT
Interest Gfeas Ia AezeesleH 81
King ard Qaeen q nule 0sss
NiatnFzle Hall

TIE Court II King Ksex alsa aussn
lisa. whu vi feiNn utNf tfsK MEMt
Point HIeh Enuni carnival half 81
the night e MnadaF. FstHaAEs e.
was named tsAae1 ~ rlaf1z progressed
for this gala knklai estnl. 1fe eas
tire affair il bttnT sponsored ~ I've
MODS Print Ashapa Bana Auxiliary
% raise Hsailxy iog ~ nntofna
fund.
The curlezf for urletsinn Il neN
and his faif ane1n. lila b progress
ing and there q considerable inter-
eAt u this part q the preparations
Tho rulers If iris ball will b aeiFel~
"a ~ popular snie 81 saheal students
ana cltfNnFtA ~ sell NAkh 81 Else
rlma6s1 III tffn hfKh Achnul Rave ne-
iexled entries - their ehasxe fnF he
hppog 0t Kulsna the court
me namna II fae dukes ans a.aea.
ese6 wno NeFe seiaeteA ~ nhe fat.
any 10 represent n4ch 1tAa ase =
IeiiDwn: isth grade HaffH Evans.
pirEls Taylor. Arnold nilnnhni1a ana
drnsvieys ufAnnm. llth grade
Herheft Dryden NetM Cnmbesl. lane
coulAsu ard Dtckie Franklin fnsh
Grade. BUDDY Hlmm0ga. MlIdtaa
Rasmussen. niilS 8pfueli aud 1aa.
mia aonae ssh grade Ton HEAffh.
Ard Mercedes AnH0iB. Robbie Nna-
baa ard Jalletse Harper. sth grade
Rupaft cIFEna. Vivian caalls1H
Benton Daley and JOyxe Pierre tn
grade ksefest Weils. EdFfe MafA.
Leonard Rouse and Virginia 1axlAa
The band has eeiaekea - is
representative Is DUKES aud dl11slA
asses Bart ueEaallfn0f. Or Ellen
Newton. AFea nlfbo ana Malsa
aufli0ff.
Al elaborate fipoF Elioe I'll =
presented II connection Nllh tase
ball 8nelnI Decorations Vii II
used b : eolur mhefne utfeh nEams
fzes 70 make tie event ore - lie
most speeIaeulaF uf the carnival So
son
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

a business meeting OF The VIZ
held 81 the church on Monday
afternoon A VOTE ~ takSn 10 DE-
clde days on which the meetings
NOuid be held
The first Monday IN the month
circle meetings vii Be held.
The second Monday. . mlsslon
study 81 ta1e church.
Ins third Monday. : Royal Service
program viii be held At the church
The fourth Monday = business
meeting ~ the church.
4 report was heard from al elr-
eies and plans for t1e mission study
70 BE held a. the home Of Mrx
Tony schn1z or February II, IN prep
ration q the March eeek u prnyer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
Knitting Classes
Being Sponsored
By WOman's Club

HE Kssazla W1menA cszsa +
Afs1noyFifz : knitting eias - IsanEs
tis - -sst0fessed. hos u knis
md 10 wnfk IN une Ted CfsAa -
making aseaEsEs and other suit1ea
articles The elaza Is teln tasmat -
Mr Nils Eeilen ara MKa =
r. GusnA ~. and aug poznen a18
afe interested Ere luslfaa Is 6an
Tire class
I1a classes ere bring hstd aanh
Tuesday H1a TsmNtnF fEesM IL
ee anssl 80 Vchxk Il ille
aiserpoan 81 e1e uusSzafzlEla fHxa
- thS Mlessas DsHa Store F. fsf
t8tzfe has HsH considerable faEsEaz4
IA iris n1a4 asa 1sf fkaaes hare
heeu Ef0elns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
ORGANIZE HID CROSS
uNIT n 0AuTIgn

Under the leadership u Mrs. l. G.
WlnteFt0n. the naazy azennizea Pc
CEzMs eesias aaH = osstter hzsd
= nfaf nesting wednesday moFn-
r.
Iue session o. place A. tie
hone 81 Mrs WIatefxun AZ o4af1sf
&c TIE tune - sasfnE cutting 81
I'd beginning HoEE - eallna eeanz
NEszEh $ tie sssIas Assignment e.
HH INIT Is pHszzz.
ne Unit Is ozeH = auy ofen IL.
tzTesled IN a1zIEza ena Hed czaza
80 i IL haaed IL nsw attend
zHz< I'll smzIl Esa mHmhersiae Is
: sEzs 81 Hhsh aaaEler mas =
oEoad
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MCCORMICK CIRCLE
ENJOYS BlBs.E sruDr

Mccormick Circle 81 the wumans
Missionary society 81 tbs Fsfsl naB-
Isl church M paAraRDuia enlessa
: wtli -difucted Bible study under
The leadership af Mrs. X w. Hunson
q the meeting Monday aftefnD0n
Of this week.
Inc hnssscn waa held ~ the haene
81 Mrs. Henry Adam on South pas
engoula BtKeaL
In addition 70 tne hostnAs. thtae
attending weFe Mra. ". w. Robin
sna. Mrs Haassn. Mrs. Travis Asafa.
and MrE. Jack Barnes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Hev. r. .. oaFey. Pastor
Mazsas On snl1aF go and e-1o
Ha8 % Week daEz SO.
Ma@ - HoiFdass So ard $50
Confessions On HsEzr1aT 500 70
So eEa TOO 70 e1g ?. ~
HcH nouT on Sunday evening q
heseua 70 Our LADY q psrpetllal
NeIp pn Tuesday evening e. TaDo.
cale<hEnm On Sunday after
serola M4H and &c Saturday morn
r. 80
hesman cue o. Sunday aftsr
&e1ad Ass4.
Mmling q o Z. Q. % Mondays
u - p -
Meeltns q Altar Society on ta4
f. Taszday IS eaeA meath -
80 2. M
Haszzzzs ~ Eehaas IAzzz2 "a The
rs wednesday q eaEE month af
ia ?
21zEnz q she - HHms Society
% ~ @szsa sasaag afseF second
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
0uLFFOnT VISITORS
ARB ENTERTAINER

Prominent and interesting vlsslufs
~ PnscaEoaala lat Tuesday usfe
Meadauaes Jossph Balosnn. Mitchell
Saiourn and PRED Koury. III If
0uifpoFts vito sere house guests IL
Mrs. Ernest . Way - her residHaze
On Jonte Terrace.
They we're eilafminxIy entertain
ID - an infomal Iunrh@on bffdee
The guest ilaE Included kn
Floyd Daniel Afs james Carver.
MrA A. A. MuFaeit Mrs. 6. MeIxa-
don. and Mr. r Roas Murphy
After q delightful afternoon e
hEfdze. the hlgh score prize aas
awarded - MFa james Carver. -
e~ensoiation = Mrz Pred Koury.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06


Fpan etenaensa - > xsanl Chxta
tan E~xrrfieneN i lhe arg1.nn sat-
ect inf &un6Ax HnesninK 5anssAfy
Ssheauae Fns xhe VEGA
Sunday
esN A AZ ClNnFch aehnot.
HE A a WwKalp services
sc p Mxnuah NesE0Mztlsn
Sa r M-WoFxfsip Services
MsalaaH
ZEE p ~. -Nssalne q " g e.
= clrciex Nay GsNwa1 1csie
Daley.
Tuesday
Fn r. a. Hmrraet Fnlflry Circle
Wednesday,
zoo n M-Mid~uesk Prayer
ErswtrNN
L WALTON. rasscr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
METHODIST

The Harriet Farley clrrle met In
the Ladies Parior Of the church
on Monday evening for a program
meeting. Mrs Ralph Davis led Ehs
program. topic. We Are Not Dl-
fided.~
A general business <eetina AZ the
Wamanf Work Of Christian 6crv-
Ice win be held ia the Laoles par
lor Of the church on Tuesday even
ting. February 10 Al members are
urged 20 attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
BRIDGK Cum

Mrs r l. DeLnsamet entartained
the ImprOmptu Bridge Cisfh ii her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w IT. Nelson. Jr.. fnrnlrnd
the high scnfn prize.
Refreshments Of sandwiches aud
TEA werp served fslsoeing Els aAmes
% Mesdames ". n. Nelson. u. +
9 Mahry, L x Mcintosh. ". q
hFoufne, A ! Pfankifn 1lsnsnaa
couleon. j. p. Bunard. and q +
Beardklee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
JAM HERRING WILL
LEAD HIGH SCHOOL
BAND ~ DRUM MzAaun

= A. 6tubbiefleld iiaA anstounsd
Lae appointment q Jane Hefrl1le =
Drum MakF fog ne pasnastn4Ia
H1zh School han4 zn1 that - -
slFesay assumed the duties - aella.
e. ~ TIE hafou.
Mr. SfubbaHEIeh states tfaaf uath
MF8 W. = Herring he had mases
81 to Mew OrIeans WedneAsss
where they selected 3 very eoloffal
costume ~ ne neA drum msEa
dAne y TIE FoslzzeeF dalahtef =
kr and Mr. >. : fIerrinr ard IS
: leader IA htgn ahnol ACTIVITIES
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
I1EkF. AND MRk. FOX
INFORMALLY ENrEnTATsED

~. aua -. 7. Raa Murray -
Eafaiued = 4 small informal asa
- party ~ Saturday essssIIs
epznplinenlaFv - I~Aeuf3nans sxa
4H2 william 2 Fuz @iso ksft L.
Wednesday r. Pensacola waszaz
= which eatE aieg hafe been u4fA
FsEFed muea - 1ze resrel u EHsIs
The other gusts sFre ~ 80
HaET fneEas - FaseaaQse
III Nuest 8 Wsf and r. zish
Hf4 y r M1Kenzis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Church
81 8 PnscaEuuia st.

sunday. FebruAry 81. -ssxasesi-
ma Sunday
go A. M-sundas school Mr. II.
II Schultz. superintendent Mis-
catherine Brakh. orsanlsts lesson
the Sailing of the Tempest
500 A. M--Hibie classes.
1000 a. M-Dirine service. Miss
HElm2 Melene. oFgnnlsA Epistle les
son Z c1rinfhians II. lo-17. Q; Cos
PEI Lessen. Lake e.4-fs: sermon top
e. The jesus wano Cannot BE
EvadeEp
Tuasdar. February 10Th. Meeting
of tie Ladies' Aid Society At 500
p H. at the home Of Mrs A. b.
Hruud1nzL
wednesday. rebrlsary nth. Re-
heaFsel q the choir IS 7-ao P. NJ
Thursday, February "a Meeting Of
the Martha society 1t Tss8 p. NJ. 81
the home Of Mrs ". O Smith. on
Cedar ST.
caene 70 church and be q loyal
AmesicanI
Rev. FRIEDRICH A oRAEF.
Pastor.
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Entertainment For
Soldiers Planned FOR
This Week Ind

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

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