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fronts, but the extent of the
enemy's employment of these fire.
spreading hoses was not disclosed.
Several flame-throwers and a
quantity of ordnance and signal
supplies as well as three pieces of
Japanese artillery were captured
by MacArthur's men in a "rela-
lively minor local action" the COM
munique said.
Japs Plan "Wind-Up'
There were indications that the
japanese were throwing all their
artillery into the "wind-up" for
their big push on Bataan penin-
sula.
MacArthur's own artillery
took up the challenge all along
the 1s-mile front, informed
military quarters said, pre-
sumably with . heavy toll Of
dead and wounded among the
tightly packed enemy troops
which have at least ten-to-one
numerical superiority.
MacArthur's line stretches from
the vicinity Of Bagac on the China
Sea across the jungle-like trails
and mountains to Pillar on Manila
bay.
Military officials said II was
significant that war depart
meut COMMUNICATES for three
days, although telling of fresh
Japanese troops landed In
Sublc hay above the fighting
front, made no mention Of
infantry attacks.
The bombsrdment looks like
the windup for the big push. but
1t seems that the Japanese have
learned their lesson and are wary
OF attempting another frontal as.
sault upon MacArthur's lines" said
one military informant.
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Aged Man Treated
AT County Hospital

Victim Of an attack of a chronic
illness. s2-yesr-old Chris r. Pstske
collapsed Wednesday noon at 2o5
So. 18th st.
A police ambulance rushed him
TO the county hospital for emer-
gency treatment. following which
he was released to his home at
1902 So. 72nd st.
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Sugar Profiteering
Blasted by Grange

A resolution asking that con-
gress take steps to stop profiteer-
ing in sugar and 10 restrict the
manufacture OF whisky so that
grain instead of sugar may be
used for producing alcohol was
adopted by the Fruitland Grange
at a recent meeting. r. W. Ged-
des. master. and L. j. Kessler. sec
Rotary. are listed as signers Of the
resolution.
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kicked up the dust a foot from
where we were grouped. Another
whined past my ear, and then two
more shots whizzed past.
Crawl Behind Trees
Before the third and fourth bull
lets whined past. however. the four
Of US were rolling In the brush.
I saw the officers crawl behind
trees and I followed their example.
ANYONE hit 90 asked Major
Chabot.
All had escaped injury 20 we
started squirting through the
bush. flat on our bellies. II isn't
pleasant to burrow through jungle,
but you're glad to have such a
cover when there's an enemy wait
ing to pick you off II you show
yourself. When we were out OF
range we got to our feet again
and compared notes. No two
could agree on where the shots
came from.
Trying TO find those fellows
In the trees 10 like hunting
squirrels" one officer ex-
planned. "They are just -
elusive. Maybe We need to get
a few q Alvin York's neigh
bors from the Tennessee hills
to handle these fellows.
There already are men here,
however, who are hunting down
the snipers. One such group. named
the Rial legion in honor Of q
Filipino patriot in the rebellion
against Spain, IN composed Of ma
tives. II was formed by Capt.
Andre Soriano, one Of the islands
wealthiest businessmen.
All In all, our counter-snipers
are running up a very nice tally
on the enemy. They aren't dress
ing In green to do 1t, either.
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Walking down these Batan PEN
insula battle paths where enemy
snipers are lurking Is like a boy
walking past a graveyard on a
dark night. Only you don't dare
whistle. You don't dare run.
either. Better crawl, and jump
from tree to tree. You'll live
longer. as three American army
officers and l discovered.
These Japanese-nicknamed
s.the rattlesnaI<es Of Bataan"
take particular pains TO pick
off officers. but under orders
of General Douglas MacAr-
thur, countermeasures have
been taken and the menace In
being reduced.
The snipers are still around.
though, but they're hard TO find.
The one who shot at me and the
officers was killed later. When
we saw him we understood why
we hadn't been able to determine
where he was firing from. He
wore a green uniform that blended
perfectly with the foliage Of the
high tree he had climbed. His
face was painted green, his hands
were green and he wore green
shoes. He wore linesman's climb
ers to aid In scaling the trees and
his ammunition was smokeless.
Still Tied In Tree
Our sniper is still up that tree.
He had tied himself TO a limb,
and when an American rifleman
picked him off his body remained
high in the branches.
NV experience with the
sniper came when / accom-
panied MAJ. Joseph Chabot
New York. and Maj. John
Pugh, Washington, ID. C., to
investigate = sector where
small group Of Japanese had
been cut off.
A lieutenant colonel advised the
American officers to wait until
dark to make the trip, but they
were anxious TO get the desired
information so we started out. We
were in sight OF our destination
when we stopped to talk with a
tank corps lieutenant.
ANY snipers around?'
asked Major Chabot.
II haven't heard of a one on
the trail" the lieutenant said, and
with this Measuring information
we stepped into the middle of the
trail to talk. Just then a bullet
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Plan TO Gust
All Japanese
New Restrictions
To Be Announced

Continued From Page one)
custody" and removal TO unre-
stricted srvss OF citizens and
aliens alike.
The confenees were said To
he wayering between martial
law. or . modified form there
Of. and the licensing plan.
The objections to martial law
were the burden that would be
imposed on the armed forces gar
risoned on the Pacific coast and
the clamor that would arise from
local officials when their powers
were taken away.
But. II was pointed out, II
the army. without declaring
martial law, forced . citizen
to move from an area desig-
mated rs q military rome, the
citizen might resort to the
courts and demand . habeas
corpus writ which would veto
the army's demand.
The objection to the licensing
plan was based on the huge
amount of clerical and investiga-
ton work it would require.
Meanwhile. senator's and repre-
sentatives from Pacific states
criticized the justice department
which they said was unaware OF
the seriousness of the situation
and the house added $500. 900 to
the justice department budget to
provide for an investigation OF
Japanese activities" on the Pacific
coast.
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Make Certain Matches. Cigareis
Not Unpatriotic, Says Fire Chief
By BERT HENDERSON

In these trying war days, don't
let your cigarets and matches be
unpatriotic.
That was the advice Thursday
of Fire Chief Emory Whitaker.
Through careless handling of
lighted cigarets and matches per-
sons are letting them ignite @<es
that destroy materials sorely need
ed in defense industries. the chief
said.
Pier Destroyed
AS a case in point" Whitaker
explained, "a large pier on New
York city's waterfront was te-
stroyed by fire-as totally as
though enemy bonn bers had
launched a savage attack. Inves-
tigators decided the probable cause
was a carelessly discarded light
ed cigaret. Yet we all know de-
struction Of pier is severe set
back to war efforts. because piers
are so vitality important in carry
ing the battle to the enemy.
Fires during the past year
have destroyed many factories en-
gagged in defense work. In some
instances the fires were caused by
careless smokers. II this trend
continues, production of equip
ment for our fighting forces will
be slowed to the danger point.
All smokers know that such fires
in fact, all fires caused by smok-
ing-can be avoided by exercise
of a little good judgment. Now
we have the call of patriotism dur
ing wartime to spur us on to pre-
vent these fires"
Chief Whitaker also cautioned
about fires started carelessly
about homes.
Difficult 10 Replace
1T is very important to prevent
these fires now, because they may
destroy articles difficult TO replace
such as automobiles and tires,
numerous rubber articles. silk hose
and many other items. 1t is going
TO be increasingly hard TO pur-
chase materials for rebuilding or
repairing a house that has burned
even though insurance provides
the money.
In homes IT is important &c
have incombustible ashtrays handy
wherever anyone smokes. Again
be sure matches and stubs ar
out before discarding them. On
more precaution: don't light up o,
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War in Europe
A YearAgo
Feb. IS, l94l
BY nifed Press

House passed bill authorizing
s243.22s. 500 for naval base con-
struction in Atlantic and Pacific.
japanese Ambassador Nomura.
in first interview. says there will
be no war between L. s. and
Japan unless L. s. takes initiative.
British reinforcement" arrive
at Singapore.
Ethiopians and British drive
within $50 miles of Adds Ahaba.
You help yourself when you buy
U. S. Defense Bonds.
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smoke in rooms containing inflam-
mable party decorations or near
persons wearing flinsy costumes.
And don't smoke in bed"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

The chestnut blight is the most
virulent and destructive disease
of forest trees ever recorded.
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By FRANK HEWLETT


GENERAL MaeARTHURs ARMY IN THE PHILIPPINES
In the rifle greenpainted
japanese past today I'm shaking yet
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LUTHERAN

Christ Lutheran Church.
3i4 South Pascagoula street
Saturday. October ~ cafeche.
tical instruction al Tire church a
500 A. n
Sunday. October 18th. Tween.
" first Sunday after Trinity
900 A. II. Sunday school Nj
Willard DeForrest superintend
emit. Miss catherine Braxh organ
xt lesson. Elisha
900 A n. Bible classes.
1000 A NJ Divine service. Miss
Hiima Melene orgsnizt. Episile
lesson Ephesians 8. 1917: Gospel
lesson John 4 46 So sermon.
Light Of the Word.
Wednesday. October z8th- ehoiI
rehearsal e 30 p ~
Sunday November Ist. Hois
Communion sill be celebrated n
the morning service.
Thought f0f the week Prayer
should be the key ot the day
and Tire lock 1t night
Rev FREDERICK 4 GRAEF.
Pastor
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Funeral Services
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F0gguFd AZ Wode

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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION
our LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

SUNDAY Masses 500. as9n and
1000 A ~
Weekday MosseS. s.5a and soo
A NJ.
Confessions; Saturdays I TO 8.
and Z TO s r M. Ewes Of Feast
Days 4 to 6 P NJ
Religious Instruction. Saiar-
days $50 A Nc Sundays after
second Mas Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second Mass
Dcvotions: Novena to Our
Lady OF Perpetual Help On Sun
day al 100 p. n.
Meetings c Y. o. on Mondays
II 100 P. NJ Altar Society on
First Tuesday a. 7.30 p. NJ O.
l. v Alumni on first Thursday
1t 7.30 P. ~ Holy Name Society
on second Sunday after first
Mass.
Rev p. J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone 287.
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sEvERTH DAY
SERVICES

Sabbath school Il 40 eeioek
.every Saturday Afternoon 81 Office
auditorium II housing pfeIeEt %
Tenth street Preaching # 1W
" ~ ~ Harvey Lee Douglas
SteFe5pfieal lectures tHaf are
Important fof this tire = Eafths
History. eaeb Tuesday night sf
q - oeIaz EyefseHs invited
MRS s ? CROSBY
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ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

Corner Pine and Live OAK streets
SUNDAY SerVices-
7s30 A n. Holy cemHsanign
and sermon
1000 A. u Sunday sehooI
fIs00 a 81 morning PRAYER and
sermon sub5eet % seFnoa X
cepf Sc 80 signs and Nonaers -
all not believe
$50 Monaas mofuins - rec
Tor orosdeasis ever Radsa Station
WCcM lzxa niocycies IRE SUB
Rrt fof tbiz MONDAYS bfeaaeast 1.
An Issue ri Bleed Teelss
Years
You sfe invited - oar aFelce1
and t. listen "a 81 tie bsoao
casts
Re- FRIEDRICH 5 REscH
Pastor.
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METHODIST CHURCH

1000 A. NJ. church arnool
100 4 81. morning worship.
100 2 n. Youth Fellowship
80 ?. n. evening worship
Monday. October 7e-
1.sa , ri. W S. {. 5 meets
ia circles
Tuesday October IT,
1000 a ~. Week d Prayer %
sefvznee e the church
30 p ~. cfFeie Ne ;
Wednesday October a.
80 ? n. prayer service
eaM e - choir neheafsaL
Rev Z y ULAER.
PastoF.
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BApTIsT CHURCH
Mos Point

Preaching Sundays a II 4 -.
and 400 g. II
sunday School II 1000 a Il
Training unHan Il TOO +. =
Midweek Services Wednesday
Il 800 r. -
Y0u arr cordially invited - Il.
tend
REy ~ BROCK, Pastor.
REV BILL BRAN.
Associate Poster
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Hayou CasCtte Community
Sunday School. 10 % am.
Louis Under, superintendent
Morning Service. Ii 90 nm
second and Geufth Sundays
Young Peoples Meeting. TOO
pan
EVENING Service, - pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
az 7.S1 pm.
We extend an invitation % aii
e attend these SERVICES
J. S JENKINS.
Pastor
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Mrs. Puuiine Victor
Dies Sunday Alter
Lengthy HInem

Mr. Pauline V s. assm
80 diea = he he4ne s
ksHlia early Sunday HanlHz 81
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Atnrrae. ere esffaH here nse
tnan - fsafa 40 ead ~ ns
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Funeral services aesN Nsaz4at
- SUNDAY aftesnua II So
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ASSEMBLY or oou-

CO. = nase4aoala Street
TIE FEsendiy chafeH aith :
WaIeanz#
Or Regular Services
Hundzs 3hooi lUH = 81
MoFalak Worshap. - - a ~.
Eeanzellz11c Sefelne. 30 p n
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday.
.T11 T s
II ues 81 Foa ra4 aileadins
raFEH elsewhere - a2Iend :
upez4aI nFItenon + KizIl Gus
SUNDAY Eeaool Bring Faax fam.
~ ana meea with = E zza usual
hoaF
KENNETH EHWIR
Pastor
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90 south PaScaeaaM Street
Sunday School osx5 \ ~ n
n Stevenson president
Regular Worship Service. iiM
A n
Toana Peoples sseiesg. 7@
p. -. IL G . casfIebeny
NEWHa#I
Eyaagehssie Ssrxne is p n
/ s POLK
PASTOR
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Schedule az Serelces-
n31 A MSunday school
1880 A. M-Mamina sermon
$40 r. M-Trasnina uninn
To p M-Evannelistic Mes
sage.
TOO r. NJ "Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
70 worship with uS
MONTE a DAVIS.
Faster.
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KsEoLE BArTIsT cHURcH

KREoLE BAprisT CHURCH
SUNDAY
IS a NJ SUNDAY aeaool MF3
John Hasfais. Superintendent
II1H A " ard SO p ~.
worship Service
rs ? ~ Bseslsf Tf4insas
uasan
TUESDAY
1g8 ~ y * / = ehureh
WEDNESDAY
- ? NJ oH3sIs snd Teseh
- Meeting
80 ? ~ MdNeek Prayer
Service
Rgv JEWELL GOTHAM
81 JosEpHs CATHOLIC
CHURCH
49, Point
sasaay masses 20 End 8 =
4 =
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FIRST BAPTIST cHuncH
Pascaenuia. Mississippi

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Pascagoula. Mississippi
Hours Of Services
Sunday
s:ss A. II. Sunday school. w
w. Robinson. superintendent
Ii1o A. N morniue wol ship
TOO ? ~. EaptiSt Training
Union Mrs J ~ Adams. direc.
tor.
sec ?. e.. Evsnine uorship
Wednesday,
8 r 81. Prayer service.
Friday
$50 P. NJ, Choir rehearsal.
Lloyd I. Gotten. director.
A warm welcome Is extended
you to attend the services Of our
church Especially are re happy
70 have the service men worship
with uA
L Z GREEN. III D.,
Pastor.
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CHURCH or
JESUS cHnIaT o.
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church sehsn3I a4s a ~
= Barlow supervisor
Sacrament sfxsee. III A ~
FHaa Sunday of saeh Hlonif
lions Leaxas HounR peaelsi
Feilx Nlilaux ieaasf, s
eaeh Sundaf
Evening Service : oeak eA
sunday.
M0naena neeAink 80 +
every ottsef MonaAy Mrs. +
HaF.aw. Mad
I'D week 4sa &Fs -
r. Heanasaf
Young Peoples Keefestam 80
= ~ f4eh FRIDAY
EeoFyoae cordially hsTiH
a A bAnAH
pH
MIEonKD THOMAS
ux3
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

MOSS POINT
METHODIST
Schedule for the week
Sunday
aas a M-church school
11s0e A NJ Worship services.
500 P. M-Youth Fellowship
100 p. M-WorNhip services.
Monday
800 p M-Neefins # W s {
S Circles. May Cowsn. ceelle
Daley.
Tuesday
80 p M--Hslriet Fairey CiF.
|eie.
Wednesday
zoo = M-Mla aeek Prayer
seFsicek.
= L wALTon.
Pastor.
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PRnsvrERiAE

ntA a. 81 Sussaay srhrpi
a40a "a "A Mmasn9 watshlp
1a ~. etezana wuF&Aln
ia ~ NJ Wednesday mis-
week prayer sefxtee
~ T p WEST
fastug
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HceqeAtlpn RooTn fnoeFai puhiw
Mua=sn9 Authusfas husAdsnf
ieth street
SUNDAY
SIS A n Saann9nf school
Th0na { BornfnAn D.. supt
1iW a ~. mefminR worship
sesFvee
W r N Baptist Tfsning
Union Mss goanlta Stewart ii
|recsoF
100 r - e,trnhaE worship q
vice
Monday
10 = - WomAns Missionary
'Union
THURSDAY
7MP ~ prayer efytee
Rev ! q WATTS
Psssor
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PasragOula Church News


NOTICE 70 ~cLERCYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS
TIE ChruneaeSssr and Advertiser "a urstFnux II keep
mo standing on this rage under the head az ~Chafxh News
3 complete ard correct directory IT az me churches fn ouf
area. hours uf services, kpecasl meetings and ether nnAtserx
Of interest u oar church pcopae To mAke TINS drestsss core
ptese : = uccexSAgy tat Ne gea coy ff changes - ire
hours 81 service moi lAIet TRAN every Wednesday afternoon,
a. We wish 70 fnbhsh this directory n the Friday Issue Of
our paper s. please help Is - keep the list correct b. scac-
ing IN your copy ever week b. Wednesday afternoon 81
the latest
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II Canaf street
SunosH-
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1890 4 s Bibse eIea a
Han6e
100 = E morning .asHln.
subject Craven Images
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League s. Asnse
730 P = evening @o#sHln
Secrets u Happiness Hs8si-
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$50 = = feKaiaf maazIaz 4
Auxiliary. = ne mauae
Wednesday
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or oOL

East Moss polni
1900 a M-suBday school.
Ice Barrow. superintendent
100 A. - and 100 r. -
Preaching service every haasdae
$50 r. NJ L b. eeea Haa
day. Cecil Mcdonald. leadef.
500 p M~prayeF serves
each Thuxeaay
Ret. JOHN A. Stubs
Passes.
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fnm a M-suTday &hopi,
Lee HEli. superintendent
lice A. MAefning wurehlF
service on rcoond sandAyk
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meeting earh Tuesday,.
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afs Sociefy meeisne on Mendas
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month
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EscArAwPA nApTIsT
CHURCH

Sunday
1000 A. MSunday seisuol
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
100 "A. M-Mornlna warshlp
7s4s r. M-Evrnlng service
each Ist and Bird SUNDAY
Monday
$50 P. NV n q. BUSINESS
meeting.
Wednesday
7ssn p. hSunday school
council. general business.
Y. {. WINDHAM,
Pastor.
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FAIRvrEw BAPTIST CHURCH

Market street. Paseagoula. Miss
Sunday school At 1000 A. NJ.
g " Taylor. superintendent.
Preaching second and fourth Sun.
dayAat 100 A. NJ and 800 P. AZ.
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
IL 500 o'eioek
Rev. RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor.
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ST. PIEHREs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Gautier, Miss
B.3O-MorninR Prayer and Ser
mon by the rector. The second
Sunday Of the month the service
il Holy Communion and Sermon-
Rev. FRIEDRICH S RESCH.
pastar.
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30 r M-Wofsbip Service
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day3
10 ?. M4a-week prayer
meeting earn ThuHsasy evening
: p PAYNE
Pastor
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Henry syNnu1 in ShlpsA see
ton pa2aKonia
Sunday
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Crane superintendent
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service.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION
Bayou CaNatte
Sunday school a. Basyau Cssntte
whool house IT 3da oeloek sun
DAY afternoon
Worship Service 81 90
All visitors welcome Re en-
trnd "a yotl > hesfty invitation o.
uume and worship with as
Rev J l. MORGAN,
Pastor
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CHURCH or CHHIsT
Kfenle. Miss
Meets ia Fremens Hall
Bible School. zoo p n
Worship. 300 ? -
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