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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-12
Vi|Idnovd Star
May Give Link
Pitching Duel
BY HAROLD KAHL

LHilcI liPpy HhdAdA IN buiu-
ing desire to engage a rival player
in a pitching" duel this season.
and his ambition TO prove VILLAIN
ova College players have the
wrong slant on his ability may
both be fulfilled when University
of Detroits football team plays
the Wildcats here Sunday after
noon.
In its last two games VillanovaI
has blossomed forth with a
pitcher" in AL Postus. also a
junior left half, who may give
Madarik the contest he is yearn-
ing for. IT was Postus' passing
that enabled the Wildcats to run
up a 32-0 score against Manhattan.
a team which Detroit previously
had beaten, 21-7.
Postus continued his good work
last Saturday as Villanova bowled
over Iowa State. 32-7. He COM
pleted nine out Of 13 passes for a
total gain of 127 yards and two di-
rect markers To his ends, Steve
Pritko and Bill Sullivan. Two per-
feet aerials were dropped by re-
ceiverS and none intercepted. For
the season Postus has accounted
for nine touchdowns, five running
and four passing.
NOT UP TO FORM
Meanwhile, Madarik hasn't been
up to the form that characterized
his play as a sophomore, especially
in the last two games, despite the
fact II was his running and pass
ing that was responsible for the
only touchdown made in the
triumph over Georgetown, GO.
Madarik expected TO have
pitching" duel with Marquettes
sensational left half, John Strzy-
kalski. when those two elevenS
met November /, but il never ma
terialiZed 10 the full extent be-
cause of the muddy and rainy
conditions that prevailed.
In that game StrZykalski had
what edge there was for he tried
seven passes and completed two
for 81 yards. One Of his heaves
led directly 10 the only marker.
Madarik tried u and connected
on only two for II yards. Run
ming he gained IL yards in II at
tempts 10 Strbykalski's 50 in 49,
NOT FIRST TIME
One OF the most perturbed play
ers over the Titans' 7-6 defeat
at the hands of Villanova last year
in Philly was Madarik. In that
battle Madarik ran the ball 81
times for 49 yards and completed
four passes in 13 tries for 30 yards
Postus. also regular as a
sophomore. toted the apple" Ia
times for 50 yards and completed
three out Of three, passes for "a
yards. So their meeting Sunday
will not be the first one and NADIA
rik hasn't forgotten the last.
Out Of Philly comes word Villa
nova intends TO 'mangIe Madarik,
or else" To which Tippy, who is
almost fl 10 be tied, has nothing
10 say al this time. He's waiting
for Sunday 10 express himself in
action rather than words.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-12
MUST REGISTER

Only thing that was worrying
deer hunters today was the regis
tration for rationing books. set for
Nov. 18. 10 and 20. during the
deer hunting season. Owners of
automobiles may have some men,
Der of their family take the
form OPA R-534, to-
gether with auto registration card,
to the registrar.
Meanwhile. game officials re-
ported that weather and low star
vation losses during the last two
winters had left the deer herd in
good shape in most areas.
The Roscommon. Milo and Glad
win areas, which usually attract
the largest number of hunters,
abound with deer. Some officials
thought there might be even more
hunters in these areas and greatly
reduced numbers farther north,
in the Upper Peninsula.
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conmnuniry organisation 10 meet
goals
S1ook wxve anroBied fnR Rrn ~
III M0u&aOnerY. Le Benton. Mon
rne. HoluA TafsahstF1te Grenada
Noxufae. CthrtaN. AualA Jones
Madison. Lqtoln LaNrere HNx
risou ard Adams ceantie&
On Feb a. ah vii be held
h. Hlndk Wilkinson jeff Davis
HAnsnck jefferson. Webster. Tia
wmuaba MarsraA cftertaw CaFFnL
0uitnsan paasaia LaadardAA. Wins
ton. L@ake ard rarEz fo4ntn4
Fca 25 scfooh afe scheduled Tor
LeflaGe. Cuahaana Tate Kefnpek,
Aeaanoba. Scott Greene Rankin.
PlkR. Marion. Stone. CAaiborne, Ok
tlbbnitA. Prentt&. Lafayette. AK.
Ponbotor COUNTESS
Fur Feb 2E sclaaols were sche6-
uied IL Simpson Amifs. Pearl River.
Forrest Warren. Glay. Aleorn. Yan-
b1afia. uhlou. s4nflower Bolivar
Deeoto. Clarke Newton. smith, and
George counties
On Peb ~ schools wln BE- held II
Humphreys. washington Tunice
Wayne. Jaspes. CoFtnetan. Jackson
Coplah. Franklin. Waiulsli Lam2x
yszoo, slsafkey fssaaaena baWndes
Tlsh0ningo. Calhoun and T1pral
counties
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Nutrition Schools
To Be Held At
Various Points
such Schools win Re Held In
Ja~kssn County TN
February -

State College. AFiss. Feb. a-Tne
Family Food Supply was adopted as
the subject for study st the first
one-dag county school Of . state-
vlae series Of three county nu-
triton schools 10 be held IN every
county IN Mississippi. at q confer
ence at State College this week. hy
- representatives OF agricultural
agencies in the state Miss Mas Had
don. extension nutritionist. presided.
The program Tor this first one
aag school arranged BY those pres
enf at this weeks conferences in
eludes discussions OF what consti-
tutes an adequate diet. MisSissippts
need to meet this requirement. pro-
duetlon goals for family-eountv.
state. nation, and 70 help allies. need
Iox careful checking Of progress In
msatinE goals; food buying. and
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KRE0LE NEWS
u
MISS MAZDA
FffHHE I8Ia


AR. and Mr. " O. Hexiey and
baby son ard Mrk Leila Bexley y
ited relatives N MrLain Mis-. DUR
ing the week end
D.
MI. and Afrk. Blon Chance ~ Me-
bile weN week end visitors m Kre-
ole.
Mrs. Arthur Exeii, formerly Miss
Louise johnson Of Kreole. now Of
Mobile. visited friends IN Krsois
Tuesday.
MRS. l. - williams and son.
DICK, OF Ees YORK City. arrived
Thursday n.eiit and are visiting In
the Pred Hill home MfN Williams
VIII leave Thursday for Charleston.
s c. where sire win Join her hus-
band. while her son remains IN tire
Hill home,
Mrs. J. L Breelaud oE Virgins.
Miss, arrived Thursday for several
days visit in the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. X 1 Stephenson
D.
aax = = Hilhurn Of Laurel. Misx.
left Thursday evening after tte Ss1z
Of the revival services le had been
holding mt the Kreoie Baptist
church HG was the guest nf Mr. nnd
Mrs } H. Faggafd curing uns time.
30
Mrs Doris Dees Of Mobile vi8iiad
her mother. MrA Laura Stuart Fri-
day.
D.
Mrs Alberta Rouse and children,
Juanita and Bubba. visited relatives
IA Mobile Sunday.
o.
Mf. and Mrs. Rxaxton Hobby of
Mobile spent the week end witii Mr..
rN
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Mr.. and Mrs. In Bane O KFrole
MAa. nnnosanee ne ~naArrsage q
thesr 6au0hser MIS- Beoe B&ng 20
NJ Bob oox1on q Philadelphia
KS the marriage AsFmg taken
n o. january II 1872 n ehe
Franklin Creek cssseh 81 Cod Rev.
X " Knlzley peziormlns me cezr-
mcuy.
The bride d a graduate 81 the
4oss Pu4nt HlRh Scnnoi q the class
AZ 1885 STE bad IS neF maid Of
honnr Mis- ida Mar MafmtheF Ct
Kreoie while the srooEns bsst man
Wns DAVID walker Of uulfpcrt
NJ. Gordon IS the son q ~. ard
Mrs Exefefte GoFdce Of Pliladel-
piaia. Mi3s and IS An employees q
Ehe Southern KRAFT corpuration
mIa.
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QUE LADY o. VICTORIES
CHURCH

neF. r. J. Carey. Pastor
Aliases on Sunday GO ana $50.
Has On week days 60
Has On HOlFdays 80 and $50
Confessions On SATURDAY 40 70
Ga9 sd TOO 10 sea P. n
Hn0 Hour ca Sunday evening a.
TO.
H0Eena % Our Lady OF Perpetual
Hep o. Tuesday evening 1t 80.
lAfeChtszn on Sunday afher
second Has and o. Saturday morn
~ - $50.
Newman Club o. Sunday after
seoo1a MaE1
Meeilng o. c. Y. Q. On MondAyE
= 10 =. A.
Eeestng o. Altar Society On the
i1rA Tuesday q each month q
10 p 81.
Gssllng o. School League "a the
z1Est Wednesday Of each month at
IL p II
Mezfzhg 81 tfEs Holy Name Society
81 TIE second S=aesY after second
zzaez.
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The Healing Ministry of Jesus


earth 10 forgive sins. The saith to
the sick Of the paisy.i ! say unto
thee. ARISE. and take up thy bed.
and go thy way into thine house"
me man Immediately arose and
went out. and all were amazed and
gIortaed God.
Going 20 the seaside Jesus
passed BY Lew. son Of Aiphaeus.
who was sitting az the receipt At
customs. collecting tolls for his
Roman masters, He wsas one Of the
hated puhiicans. Jesus said 10 him.
~Follow me and Levi. or hfAt-
thew. IS he IL believed to be.
arose and followed Him.
a feast followed to which came
many .puhiscans and sinners. and
when seribes and Phartsees saw
this they asked why Jesus. a jew.
ste with such people. TIE Jewish
law farbade sitting down TO meat
with them. Jesus answer was.
They that are whole have no
need Of the physician. but they
that are sick. I came not to call
The righteous. but sinners 10 re-
pentance"
Walking IN tn Corn Field
One Sabbath day Jesus and Ills
disciples walked through = field q
gram. and as they walked they
picked come Of the kernels. and
rubbing them between their hands
to separate the wheat from the
ehaf. they ate the kernels. The
spying Phansees said. Behold.
why Do they on the Sabbath day
that which - unlawful
Jesus reminded them that king
David once went into the temple.
and being hungry was given the
aheshread which only the priests
were supposed 10 cat and he said
70 them, The Sabbath wsa made
for mar. and not man for The Sab
bath
p Once more. In the last incident
q todays lesson. this same cues
ton Of fhe observance Of the sab
hath lame up. Jesus waa IN the
synagogue when q man Who had
= pdthered hand came 70 Him 70
h healed The Phartsess Were
watching and waiting 10 zee what
lie would do He told the mar to
s1aad forth. and to the watchers
lie said. Is q lawful % d Eoed
~ the sabbath days. O. - Do
exiI4@ They did not dare answer
Him. and Jesus. looking around
and grzeFfng at their haF1ness q
heart tod the man 10 stretch
forth as hand. and when - I'D
lHz hand Was restored - normal.
= 6uaIEhtWay. the FzaFzsesz asuI
cat aad consulted with tha Hsnud-
tans how they could destroy Film.
Theee Fharisees considered them
selves righteous. gedly men- but
boz far away they UsFs fram
~precuclnE q real religion
Jesus and His disciples saenz q
70 TIE So and great malEEIades
follszed : Kim. and e khasled
many
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ChFlst Lutheran Church ia pas
caEoula Street
Sunday, February Is. ~oulnnua-
eez1aza Sunday
nsm A M-SaEaday 5ehool. AIR.
II II aehultz4 superintendent. Miss
Cafkterine Hraxh. oreanizt. lesson
Tine Daughter Of JnlFuk
aoo a MBihle Glasses
1um A. M-nATlne sersare. AGin
HllmA MeieE,e. orRAnAzt. Epi3fle lns-
son / Corhnthlanx -. f-l3. Gospel
lesson Lake ID alas. seTmnn top
x. The Good Jesus
"wednesday. Fehraay n-D4vine
Lentzn Meditation Al 80 P n.
Wednesday. February U-Cholr
practien immediately after the Lem
ten service.
Thursday February ie-Hoekai OF
TIE WallheF League. Inc place and
TINE mill be announced Sunday.
Hgte-mE h0sars Of Services are
Daylight Hngin9 Time.
Rsx. RREDERICK 4. uRAEF.
Pastor.
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OUR ENTIRE lesson tells az the
ministry g Christ while He was
On earth. and after Hr had chosen
nome Of Hia apostles. Immediately
following Ills baptism by John.
We aaw how He freed a man from
an evil spirit which possessed him:
following this By healing Slmon's
wifeis mother.
Early next morning. before Il
was light. he arose and went to a
solitary place that lie might COM
mune with His Father. Here His
apostles followed Him. and with
them He went into several towns.
preaching. To Him came q man
Anticted with leprosy. that dread
ful and loafhscme disease. kneeI-
ing before the Lord this mas said.
II Thou ufiE. Thou eanst make
ne eiesn- Reaching IT'S hand to
the man. IN pity. Jesus answered.
Il viii. Be thou clean ard the
man vas eaeansed Jesus eau
toned him 70 say nothing 10 any
one OF the miracle. hat 10 20 TO
the temple ard reeeive the priests
instructions for cleansing himself.
according to the Law OF Moses In
stead Of doing - ne was tod.
however. the man =ent out and
hiazed the matter abroad. prob
ably est Ct gratitude. but who
knows hon much harm be did BY
nok ebeszag he MasterT S
Oazne Again % OaPemaum
Once more Jesus and His com
pani0ns came % CapernRum. and
~ thfs time. 20 great was Hfs
fame That great multitndes er0wd-
ed aro1nd Him. feiioSfng Him
into 3 house - that no more could
ret n Eow there was a man who
sEas very III with palsy. His
friends hxuaaEhf tim % the house
and tired - get In 20 see Jesus.
and Whaa fhzy could not by TIE
door. they vent 81 the nimsy roox.
4ook part G 4 81 and let the SICK
Hmau dossn through the hos -
a quilt kzzotled st the CORNERS
6eelng their faith IN Him. Jesus
said 10 TIE mar. Son. thy sins -
ftorRtren thee"
Immediately soaae scr7bes hegan
Saying - TER hearts why dozz
thls ma thas speak blasphemiesS
VINO ca forgive 6ins bat God
puiFfe
Jess knew what meyEweS
thinking and asked them:teIs It
easier 70 ~ 70 the sick q the
palsy. ny sins BE forgiven thee:
Or % ~. 4nse. aHd take up TN
bed and Walk
But that - may know that
aon Of Ian hath power On
lDzlaAulsa - Klas :
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WORLD DAY Oh PRAYER
TO ~ CELEBRATED At
PRESBYTERIAN CmuRcH

The World Day Of Prayer heid
annually the first FTf6ay in Lent
a1g - observed IL Moss Point Er4
day. FpBrnarx % Tne service viii
b. held IN The Presbyterian Church
beginning a. 3 % p n. Hmr tlme
The BAPTIST " n q. will have
charge o. the pFu9ram with Mr. A.
L Monroe 81 ieadef T1e mesuberN
u az denominations viii take part
A sueelai ~eoIlecslon viii be taken fnr
she four projects uurned ~ the M
asrfien0mssaatfenal BaaTd - Mia
sinus. Eseryoue Is invited 20 attend.
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n,a ~ S & Marines

and AZ s T. Marines.
~
Tonsmg F1sida Of Shreveport TM
~ ! uesk end guess in ms nesne
af M hfossef p r. Fields
10
A. arc Mr. BErntre Hoanh and
family a Moalie visited Ia the
s,aFnes 81 MFs Clara Tanner and
fAmsly and ~ aisa Mrs Ira BfoHn
Tafafsdag ana Friday.
90
Fdear Lyons n10tored 81 NinNetie.
Ms aarsFag fne werk emo e. &C.
eosnuaae hh wife newae after 1e
IA Hnstt last week there Waiting
hef parents and other friend&
3D.
NJ II II T4ans has returned "a
i,er home after having been called
IL ReasBu Ala. on account Of the
death - her sister last wreck
o.
Mise Ina Ire Shatsles. viEgie
Tn4tof. BAraara Walton, Annie Mas
Mansfiasd. and Ellen and Enrn Ief
Green accompanied Mis- N3Ecy
Huffman. girls baskrtbali coach d
Moaz Point. and Mis- Hiioa CHI
home economics teacher. to NeH
Orieams Saturday.
%
Mr. Louis Ladnier has returned
hosne after having kpenk several
daYs 1t the oedsids of her sister Mhf
h ID IN New Orleans,
d.
AFma shzmpine was . dalegnte Z
q Union Conference held ii Jack.
pon. Miss. q few days last week.
0-
~. ana Mrs Elmo HaaralA- farm
II residents Of Kreole, now OF Pas
eaeousa are receiving Cnnaratulal
tons upon tine arrival Of q son
Franct Ansene. at the jackson
County Hospital January q.
o.
Mesdames Toivo Koaki and Dewe1
Broaaus we're business visitors Z
Mobile Saturday
Miz Annie Session had as he
guests Sunday afternoon. her broth
/ er-in-laW. sister and nephew. Nj
and Mrs. Lewis Griffith and sof
Thurston. Of Grand Bay.
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Each rho.r wtII present t@ ozr
rnosre IS sols3 duets Qnssten ard
other muapm several OF tnes
ehansnes are rssutea % have fhs
best Negro caoirs N Ssush MAs
sipps ard an Interesting ard enjoy
abe pruzFan b anticipated
Exeh pastor q The respective
churches VII cuuctscs his par q
thk rograFn ard WaN contribute e
ne Nares8 q the services
Tna eoistss ard services sFe oelas
sponsored b. tlle Dc8o0ns ane Tfas-
tees of s. Peters Baptist Cnaren
VITO cordially invite al laesr friends
10 attend and participate n the
services.
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Plan Choir Contest
For P~ascagoula And
Moss Point Churches

CholFs Of five Negro churches Of
Moss Point and pasoagoula win BE-
assembled II a competitive contest
81 81. Peters Baptist Church IN Pas
caRoulA. Sunday afternoon nt 3
O'Clock Entered IL the contests will
be the c1ngrh * the First Baptist
Church az Moa4 Point. ST. Paul
Methodist Church Of Moss Point
Antioch Baptist Church Of Pascal
Rnula, A. II. e ziun church 81
PaScaeoula ard st. Mark Methodist
Church.
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SECOND nAPTIS1 CHURCH


Located n salpyaru sectsnu on
Henry Avenue.
Sunday
a4S A. 81 Sunday School. A. b
Crane. Superintendent
8eGEace.
go p. Al n 4. u. Hour, FoYd
Stephenson nifeelof.
72o r. ~ Evening Worship
6rrytce.
Tuesday
TOO r M-Tcaefers and Officers
Hiblc study.
wednesday
tbs p. MSona Service
7s46 p M-pfassr Service.
j. T. MORGAN.
Pastor
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FgRsT-ub throat. chest. andback
with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime.
THEn-spread 4 thick layer Of
VapoRub on the chest and cover
with a warmed cloth
RsaHT hWaY. VapoE1ub goes 20
work--iooSens phlegm-eases
muscular Soreness o tigllgneSs-
ltelps clear upper air pasSaRs-
relieves coughing. Brings wonder
ful comfort and invites restful
slnep.
FREE-sEEns WoRTH x1.eei For z
packages OF Pefunias, Zinnias,
Mang0ids. Sweet Peas. Candytuft,
Morning GaoFies and BalSam just
send name and address TO Vicks.
PeP STsess. NtCkS
boro, NJ. C. VApoRun
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zoo r. N-8anaAY GenooL Mtm
Hannah 8tawk. superintendent
40 r. WoFShip service o.
he second ard fourth Bun14yBD
TOO p. M-MI1-week WaFeH
meeting each Thursday eVsnfnx
D p phYNE. Pastor.
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cor N. P&seagoulA Street.
The Friendly Church win q
Welcome"
Our Regular Services.
Sunday SchDol 1000 A. H.
Morning Worship. 1Isn0 3. ~
Esan9elistAc Service. $50 = II
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. TO
2. A.
70 those Of you not attending
church elsewhere We extend : speri-
- ~tngttafi0n 70 visit our Sunday
6ehocl Bring your family and meet
eth ~ at the usual hour.
KENNETH ERWIN. Pastor.
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Fsrst Presbyterian Church. pas
caRnusA
Hux1aay. Fxb Is-Bfn4ay eea1ool
~ a41 A. NJ. Congregational Eong
aerF7cz Al fls0 a n. Both services
accordlFg 70 war saving Time.
The new pastor. Rev. J. 6 Crane.
vii arrive next aeek and alii rusi-
duct TIE regular SERVICES n sun
day. Feb a.
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Sunday. February t&
7ssn a. a.. Holy Cnnmanion ard
EsTuon.
1a.oe A M Sunday EennaA
Iisou A. NJ M0gniFa Prayer and
&ETzzz1A
ash "Wednesday. PshrsAFr -
100 A. NJ, Cunmuninu Service
Frt1ay. PNbFuary 3D.
lots A NJ C~ontnnuniun serxtce
&c p nj. Evening Prayer.
7fe pabiic Is M1stiad - ~ our
Ienten services The hours aFe nsade
e conform with Dayiisht Saving
REV. FRIEDRICH REscH
Rector
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METHODIST

The ceciie Daley Circle viii meet
h. the hasme Of AIRS ~ b Over
street on Mnnaas afternoon at
thane O'Clock.
The May EoNan Circle viii meet
OF Monday afternoon NJ three
O'Clock IN tha nome Of Mrs john
Cifipt
The Harriet FaIfiey Circle viii
meet on Tuesday evening at seven
thirty with MAS Dorothy Rhodes
and Mr. W l. Lander a. Possesses
Exeagat0ns in recent years dis
clossd that papuins rities Gloutlghed
In India 5000 years ago.
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lfThe . International Uniform
Lessen On the above topic for
Feb Is IL Mark 1s31-3:I2: Luke
1sz2-4z. ssf2-se. the Golden Text
being Matthew lt.iS. HE had
compassion On them. and healed
their siek.-t
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P~KEsgYTERIAs

me AnxIl4arx vii mfek 81 NhF
ef98Fraa or MsnasY &fserrtopr ~
naree.tnrfy Al mtnshNrS ~ urged
% attend.
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M0af a. the Is states have planned
Reduction Ii speed program IL con-
nerasnn w1fh sne natiaus tire ration
lng program.
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81. Y episcopal
CHURCH

0nntleE. AIS.
Sunday 8ergict-
go A. M. Holy Communion ana
Sermon
Tuesday afternoon February II.
4a01 p NJ Confirmation instruction
Ash wednesday Ftb Is-
So A NJ. Holy Communion
TT1ese hours are Daylight Saving
time.
REV. FRIEDRICH REscH.
Rector.
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Curling. q national Scottish game.
introduced IN the 10Th century
from the lou countries
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kREoLE METHODIST


sandaF-Sunday school 1900 A.
e. d. Light Saving Tine. ?. H.
Lander. Superintendent. League
za1 =. ~.
worship Services. Ito A ~
- ? H. Dag Light Saving Tine
Gen1ay Womens soelsiy o.
Christian Service. eaeEF as4aeK Mon-
dag = lie m01th-
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H18EAEt STU
Sunday School at 1000 n II. q.
w. Taylor. superintendent.
Preaching service every second
ard fourth Sunday At i1sD A AZ
and T.zo p. NJ
Prayer meeting "Wednesday al
Ia ?. IL
Everyone welcome.
A. d. WEXFORD. Pastor.
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rsoArAwrA nArTIsT cHURon

Sunday
fn0u a M-Sunday school, LLOYD
oliver. superintendent
lilo A. N Morning worship.
7&5 p. M-Epening service each
1t ard ord Sunday.
M0HHaY-
80 p. NV. NJ. U. business
meeting
wednesday,
~ p. M-smday school council.
general business
V. e. wTEDHAM. Pastor.
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"wednesday rraFtf meetlng 70
Rrv J. P. PAYNE
PmstoF
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SPENCER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH

Bayou Casotte
Sunday school Is s:45 a n.
Louis LAnder. superintendent
Preaching service every first and
fourth Sunday. at 100 A. n. and
80 T. n.
REV. A. d. WEXFORD. Pastor.
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EnH-1ennminAtaunat. south Pas
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oe<l1z&ndent, Miss Lena a Hal,
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
KREoLE BAPTIST CHURCH


Sunday
aaz5 A. Sunday School. Mrs
John uaarain. superintendent
100 A NJ and T20 T. Wor-
shIn service.
Gro r Nd T. u.
TUESDAY
2.1 P. NV NJ U. and Sunbeam
Band.
800 p M-Sunday School Teach
ers and officers meeting.
Wednesday,
Tz5 p Mid-wesk prayer serv-
ICES
We invite you 70 worship with
IS IL MI CTR services.
REV. JEWEL GOLDMAN
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
nos roINT METII0pIsT

Fo4n elements Of a vital Chris
tar Experience Is me sermon SUBJ
sect for Sunday morning. January
2at1l.
sehednie For The Week
Sunday
a4s a M-Chnfch School
Il % A NJ. WoFahip s~erxicex
500 y M Youth Fellowship.
100 p worship services
MEaluah
800 r. NJ Meeting Of W. s. c
s Circles, May cuwan, Ceelie
Daley.
Tuesday
qm p. n Harriet Falriey Circle
"wednesday
zoo p. M-Mid-week Prayer
Services.
II L. WALTON. Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
~REORGANIZED CHURCH or
IESuk CHRIST ~ LATTER
nay SAINTS

REOHGANIxEU CHURCH OF
1KAuk CEIKIkI ~ LATTER
DAY SAINTS
Church school ns48 a. MI. L.
8ari0a. supervisor.
sacrament Service. II A. M-Krss
Sunday a. each ut@sssss
zions League Cyoung Peoplel
Thomas. ieader.
Womsna Meeting TOO p. M every
other Mondaf ar. j. l. HarioH.
leader.
Miu-week Prayer Service. TOO p.
a.. "Wednesday.
ExefFufm cordially invited.
A. ~. BARNES. Pastor.
Mildred 1homaz. Reporter.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday
Gas A. Msnday SCHOOL ". d.
Robinson. aupt
fI7e0 A. Morning worship
service.
2a3o Choir rehearsal.
$50 Young Peoples Meeting.
CSC r. Baptist Training
Union. Jack Dear. director.
TO r. M-Eyenlng Worship
services
Wednesday
tbs r. M-Sunday School teach
ers and uffleefx meeting.
800 p. M-Rrayer service.
REV. L. 4. GREEN.
Pastor.