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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18

Campbell Chapel A. ME-,
Rev. J. Allen Parker. pastor.
$3.50 a. m Sunday School
II a. m.-Worship service.
Wednesday. S p. m.-Prayer Ser
vice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18

Grace Baptist Chapel
(6Sss Belleyille Rd)
A. II Henderson. pastor.
9 10 a. m.-Bible School.
IL a. m.-Morning worship.
7:30 p. m.-GOspel Hour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18
cHuRcA rs ELEcrIoN

Whitaker Mich, Dec. ls-The
annual meeting and election OF
Sunday school and church officers
was held at the Evangelical Church
Monday night.
Arthur BoWles was reelected as
superintendent. Lee J. Talladay.
assistant superintendent; Lloyd
Hansen. Jr. secretary: Mrs George
fowler treasurer: Earl Heidi, H.
brarlan, and Mrs. Cy D1ter. plan.
list The teachers will be appoint
ed by the Sunday School board at
n later meeting
O. +. Vedder was reelected as
chief usher for the church. with
the privilege OF appointing his as
sistants. Class leaders. MIR. and
Mrs Fred WILDER. Lee ]. Talladay
was reelected to the board ~ trus.
tees. Church pianist, Mrs Roland
Lamkin. chorister for the sunday
School, Miss Agnes Baer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18
Milan Methodist

William A. Johnson, pastor.
II a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning worship.
II a. m.-Junior Church.
$50 p. m.--Epworth League.
1850 p. m.-Evening worship.
Thursday. ! p. m.-Prayer meet.
ing.
Thursday, 5 p. m.-Choir rehears.
al. .
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18

Victory Fellowship supper
One OF the happy occasions at
the Evangelical Church was the
Victory Fellowship Supper held
at the church Friday evening. 10
celebrate the payment OF the
church. This was real family
night when entire families sat down
10 a sumptuous chicken supper.
the latter being the generous gift
OF the Schweigert family. Mrs. L..
Hansen's class was In charge OF
cooking and serving. while Mrs Ro-
land Lamkin's class had charge Of
the entertainment. The final nam.
Der was half hour OF community
singing by the young people and
the men OF the church. Tho young
ladies decorated the dining room
for the occasion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18

VJHo ChUFch OF The NaIarene
wallace 81. and Wayne Rd)
Rev John W. Springhall, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning worship.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples meet.
ing.
1880 p. m.-Eyangelistic service
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-18
Milan Peeple,a Church

'N' FSSPle Cnufcn
(nterdenominationaD
Kew. !. w. Parrish, pastor.
10 a. m.-Morning service
LILO a. m.-Sunday School.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

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ire ReT John nroek. pastor q uae
Moss Point Baptist cna4eh. and re
eespt1onAi was LED - Ira Mam
point eiHb
Rlasists PFessnaea
Interesting plaYtes4 nni<n Were
very entertaining ana seIl-pEes3nts
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Also participating II ne maRFAm
So ire choral group made 10 II
members q ne Keealasna. Orange
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Their segemnanzM - - Lille
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membez4
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
ED MAYO SCHOOL WINS
Al RALLY DAY O P
AT ANNUAL MEETING
Program Carried Out By Jackson County
Clubs In Pascagoula Attracts Hundreds.

The I'd Mayo School 4-H Club 81
koss Pnint was awarded ne cham
pion snip trophy Tor 4-H ciuos m
Jacksou County a. the close ~ the
annual iii Rally Day program. held
Saturday Ia PaacagOuia. The amard
Has mace on 8 bAxn % achieve
nzent. Interest attendance and par
tseipatlon n the All program dur
Ing the past year Hundreds II 4-H
Cub members from aH parts q
jackson County ~c0nserRed or Pas
cagoula Tor NE c~eiebration A pA-
txsotlc theme streAslng VICTORY
Ezz carried cut during the entire
program.
Arrisine Ia their respective school
buses. the al Club members as
aeubied e The PascagoQla elerasn-
tsV School auditorium and paTfici-
uasa II ; program Of entertain
Henf presided over og Mia Dofo-
~ Hague q PascaR0uis. 4-H COM
81 president
TIE students zere welcomed 70
Pzseaeouia - A p MeRenee jazz
son County 6apenntn.znt o. Stu
cation Eho expressed pleasure IL
having TIE boys and girls here for
EIe observance Of Rally Day me
Response Eas made 81 johnson
Nane z-H CIub member from van
elease sehooI
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

A very qsllet nssl -lutpfenstrt wsa-
ding was ealemntsrd ~ Ihe CIR
|1aay a. victas8ra Church IL pnNs
ekeoala Saturday evesfsnK Araal Il.
at $50 oVlDck. uncn Mi@ Ans4
Heiis Andres became tho htlde a
Lionel n Mansfield
Tne cssxmony WA eondsNAa ~
Rev Father Carey pxsteH u lstn
church. and wak ~aitFe8aed - t4se
mothers of the hssss ana efunen
and u4iaef near relatives
The attendants nxFs MxN An.
stuay 4 NalecFstn sister q tie
gfoDsn. AZ mnsEua az hzHSur. ard Is
Dick Cnnty a best EsAaa
The bride wMA loseiy N an nm@
Nefnhie 81 navy blue Ml1eNf u1fA
white accessories Hlan Mngx - O.
child IN cursase arrangement
Mrs vAlverxle w&A also lovely IL
= light blur sheer with aEresa
In bieRe. Sllc weme yril0M tftana in
shoulder eoisnge arrangement
Following ne ceremony Mf' az
Mr. Mansfield Departed Tor ; sllnFt
trip 10 Florida
Thc bride h The daughter u Mf
and MrS Grady Andres II UpHlmfsa&
La ard Il a graduate iFugn fan
high school 81 that city.
The groom l. the sgn o. ll1e late
Walter J. Mansfield and Mr. MAna-
Gield uf pasca2uula, ard s z afa4a*
ate from the paa<aeualn HIzh
School Re h employed ~ TIE II.
gals shlpbulldins coFpofalinn lie
w4a born and reared Ia sliz cts
where his family hat ftstdea Tor ms-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
HOUSING

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knd efeetina began hefe January
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saenMnAl construction wllh drop
aIafnn HmiEz. ufFMoad interiors;
ard composition FezafA.
hAke6 whether ne construction
M additional houses At thF same
ltlM 81 nnHatHmpaalea. NJ. Mat
lhema stated that - @fait @afs
flaaf additional huazss NuuIH hs
hsaaE 4 conditions maffaul
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
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Mr. and MFs James Floyd Carver
announce Ire marriage q tier
daughter. Mary FeTenae . Mr
Hsroad D Lee. son q Ii. william
Lee q saline. Texas.
The marriage wax solemnIzsd
Fftday night ApEil 70. st ahe hoank
81 the brides parents e sHnxE
Coiumbk Drive. nth Hex z =
UiDef officiating.
The groou l. : second elasz pezlf
OifIccr on . y s Cost guard cutter
- Mobile . shteh ely - FL take
his bride.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

An WoEk and Ne PIz-
MAKES tired nerves And with
America hard at wuk comes TIE
necessity Of relaxation an1 enter
tafnn1ent Visit the Comet club for
IN evening Of fun ard ealeEy.
Yea Can Take Il VITA Ysa.
TO win the NAr we've Rut 70 save
mcEsey. time snd EnatertAEai
Make Il . habit when yoa purchase
at local stores 70 carry your pack
ages II It's . pgund q butter o
8 ores. iukl -. Dent bother &C.
iigering II tzke + with me-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Conservation BY the ii Martin
club. Leadership BY NE Waae
club: ard Democracy ~ ffr Var
cleAve and Daisy FestFs elalm
Those participating woFe npsRoHf.
ate costumes mddpng much 70 ne
program
stage Parade
Following thr CLOSE Of The prs
gram. which MAS arranged and DE-
rerssd by County Agent A , Prank
In. Assistant Agent Huff. and Mtnk
Ruth r. Cain. hurnr demonstrators
agent. the 4-H members formed !
parade led 81 the paMaeosfa
High School Band and with nan
and banners flying III nhe breeze.
The s-H club members marched
through the business district where
they attracted much attention ard
dfew Tnueh fagornbie comment
After TIM parade they nete taken
70 the p~a1eaeouia Beach PARK fmYil~
ion where they entosaa = pscnse
lunch A ssagFam o. recreation was
carried ont under he direction Of 4
+ May. uB0 director 81 paAoa~
sosiia At tho close % t1e days
activities the trophy wat awarded %
The 70 Mayo school.
ineenaIasy Bomb Demonstrated
During u3e recreation hour af -
bsAeh r@fk, those attending aafnea
20 a practical demonstration u
coFHkat and extinRuasEing ls,reE=
diary bonnie The Demonstration
Was staged By Henry w Ouusier
ar raid usrdfn. and A r. MegeE1ee.
nDtlnfY superintendent ~ eaucafIon
who Frcentiy cnrnpisted an Instruct.
q course IN incendiary hnfnb com.
bat Two bombs we're used IL tie
demonstration giving ne boyn ana
iris and oshers attending vaiuahse
information which they MAJ -
called psxsn 70 nae later.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

ne first paper MI b he United
States Ezs buiit = 10 = German
WHn- Pa
General Yazashifa q Janaa
coneaeFU q sinsap1ze studied NIL
tsv tactics h Germany.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
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EauFy 81 3aS nns1 hN1M
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crab Nou eee Efren % leave
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ia mind aanf theres . 30 e. -
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onre uzey wnre mechanics
6pckusx huyxTN :
statesmen hut always thss
wers A~nsertcar&. easS wnins. asking
NO more thar the chance % tive
their ilyex as they e2w III nst
alsat wa1 hefnre Pearl Harnua Nnu
they are cut there with General
Macarthur. prugectsng TIE Ideals
az ~desnocrscys n b. Eeaf pFixaleae
&C. invite them % yosr hnnae fox
dinner once - : whale. sHlts ~
them on the street but msust 81 eli
buy Defense Bonds and Stamps 20
they may have buiieax T1sey give
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

fAagHFahse manftan IA tas tfngssF
eaufnzEEEnn asnk Is IRE 0mulaer
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osaa and third piAee Respectively
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Tired Of rouf
drab winter
cfothee7 Heir
yourself 70 light
heartednez By
droppfnRb b
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look ~ the new
nelly DonN"
You'll find them
gay and s~tiinufat-
ing Also Mink
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

While you're do
ing war work re-
member its wun-
ans duty 10 lnok
pretty and fcEnIn
the There's c0ur-
age IN beauty
And for mautGs
sake make an ap4
wlntment With
the Modern Beau
= Shop
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

The Friendly Store
The air OF good
fellowship which
prevails IN the
groups that gath
CT here Is typical
Of the i~nforInality
that Ia = large
part of the charm
Of the deep South
l. This the F.eeT
That he carries
in his hearth Make
his dream q real
icy with an actual
photograph made
BY the osan Mills
Studio. 0 per
manentiy located
IN the Pascaeouia
National Rank
Building
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Echoes thTuoui
America And that
reminds rs that
We can ell help
conserve the e.
sential var mate
riais Take shoes
for instance you
DO Ypw patriotic
duty when you
keep them yell
repaired Hewlettf
shoe Repair SHOP.
is On the JobI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

lFbweu That
Hlsam IN the
Spring
Bloom most en-
chanttneiy Oh the
e Caro- King
prints 81 Roeen-
hfum& To inok
the very e@enee
81 spring. you'll
want 4 Carol King
for The nighty
month q April
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

That heady new
perfume 70 Be
found at The Pal
acn Pharmacy
You'll love /.
with your new
spring outfit you'll
want = complete
new makeup
Consult MnVC
Gil fer he latest
n cosmetics
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
Nationwide
Gas Kajtiicus
In 0ffiinng
Interior Secretary
Urges Renewed Eff
forts TO Collect Scrap
Rubber for Military
Purposes; Says uolic
Not Aware.

Washington. July l.-tAlD
interior Secretary Ickr. drop
ped Il bread hint that nations
wide gasoline rHliomin~ wnuld
he necessary unless mere rub
Der WAS contributed 10 thr nat
tiCnS scrap pie.
In kilograms 10 the mayors of
principal cities. Ickrs said re
suits Of rcclaimahlr rubber col
lection to date indicates the pub
lie generally does not appreciate
the urgency # the campaign.
He added r..' collections 80 ar
have not been ancient L. "!in'#u;"
Tho necessity ..r rubber Cun-cr, elton
measures wiz. We would like L.
lvuid.
Il carncsr.. request that yuu "a
emphasize E. a.i IN your community
that the rgn.ur which WC TAIL tu col
icCt in tin ulnpai@u might hc tine
rubber th.' would have madc ID raft
10 save 81. HE OF some American
llicr IN g.. Pacific. ~ which might
have gore ntn the tires ut a plane
iO bomb '"r enemy.
lie -E--c. ted that IN addition l."
public appeals the mayors could help
by initiating collection through mt
nlripai facilities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
FDR Holds
Conferences
On War Effort

Washington. July j. - (AP) --
Pre- idCut Roosevelt. working ON this
holiday as any other day IN the week.
scheduled Two important conferences
at IN" White House today-UnC tn g.
over the whole war production situa-
'i0w. and the other ~ Survty the
military and naval operations.
lie arranged forenoon confcG-
cncc with Donald NJ. Nelson. chair
NAN Of the war production board. a
presidential secretary said r,bb =
conservation. gasoline rH'iurirg aud
all problems akin ~ war prOduC-
ton were ru the schedule.
Shortly afterwards conference
was slated with General George {.
Marshall. Army chict Of staff. Lieu
tenant General II. II. Arnold. Chcf
Of the Army air forces. and Vice
Admiral Eu.>ci' WILSON. chief oG
'7f. Of commander United state
tie .;s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
18th Of July
Spirit Spread
Over Globe

Washington. July i.-(AIp-
President Ruu>cvclt declared to-
day that the spirit of dcmucra-
TIC freedom Symbulilcd in Amcri-
ca Independence Day had
spread over the entire globe.
The Fourth of July, he said.
was beng celebrated this year
mo; IN Inc fireworks of make
believe. but IN the death deal
nc reality of tanks and planes
and guns and ships"
In formal statement. the
Chici Executive said the day
also was being observed by run
ulm@ Tho war production assem-
DtE line. without interruption.
Not Ia waste one hour" he
said. mot Ia stop ono shot. not
To- hold back one blow-that is
the way Ia mark or great ma
t'"nnl holiday i'll this year OF
1912"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
Waynick To Head Campaign
Against Venereal Disease
Dairy Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY BOB THOMPSON

Raleigh. July i. Just q, much as
any SclcCicc IN uniform. Capt.; Way
nick has been drafted ipr cry Ic" {,
his country and his >tdtr-urdGiCd -
tackle probably the hardest job Of
his career.
This is moi the first time the exc
cutivc editor Of the High i'uint En-
tcrprisc has undertaken big public
service. As chairman ol the State
Highway and Public Works COMMITS
sion. as director OF the first big re-
employment effort ~ the state. and
as the States director of purchase
and contract. ne has handled imp"r-
tant public problem before. But
never one more challenging than thi.
nationwide drive against vCuCsrai
disease which. will Cuanatc from
North Carolina.
TO make success in his uCNr ven
turc should provide Wayuck with
the greatest satisfaction he ever had
For q man interested IN puoirC Scrl.
ice. there arc few greater Upprr.
uniticS.
Compliment.
There arc two filings about lrj
cde'ai- tate priru'. which viii
nav NJ ~ .rr,pi co., ai 'a, I,. 5,nrun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
Fire Sweeps
Lumber Yard

Dc'rn' july i.-(AP)-Firy swept
the Saa'.' highway yards OF The
Cmr5,r Iu. "cr company today and
r. :. t.u.... president oi the firm.
aid bee ...s"d the blaze was the
Wugn .s .. n.nndiarist. II, estimated
M, Gag. - &2OO.On0.
Tn" Flames gri'Cd the main stnr-
..c ru.o#- ni The yard and destroy
cd g.. stock ui lumber. asphalt,
,u.ln. ..i 80 electric rclrigCraiur~
wh.c' C..l'r laid wcr, Ia have been
installed n homes that were being
built ..r war plant workers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
4 r2aericn,a Filters
Join Raj Raids
On German Bases
- IL Of July Attack
! ..c-:Sed Officially
g I''rst u. S. Army.Air
2 &c Participation in
kAF : 8olnbes}'cojn-
n7and Operations. "

Londom. July l.-(APG:.TAr
United States air corps ana f.
Raj made joint raid "thi>
morning on three air fields in
Holland. the air ministry an
nOunced.
The Fourth of July attack was
described officially us the first
United States Army air force
participation in Raj bomber
command operations from the
British Isles.
\ communicate said the at
= lacks were pressed home from
Low level in tEr face of intense
an;i-aircrait fire"
The air fields raidCd were at
Eam>tCdc and Alkmaar. where
fGmhS III; hdn@arS. adminiStra-
tion buildings and dispersed
Points. ana NaIkcnburG. which
W, hrayil, ma .hinc gunncd
Patrol Vessels oil tine DutCu ,ra>;
dI-u were .''.s.,d.
y"y,. a.....' Gwo manned 10y
American ...~} We're reported
missing
!, W., n...trG that the Amer
cans Borrowed 'ucir planes from the
Raj fnr IT,. .uIg!rai of their a.
~aul's upon .,mrman positions in
western E...".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
Agriculture
Fund Solution
May Be Near

Washington. July i.-(Nr)- a
senate appropriations subcommittee
today approved Il resolution "a con-
tInu" funds for The Agriculture dc
partnCnt through twc month of July
on tho basis of appropriations 10:
juno.
The resolution. subject Ia approval
of the entire committee Monday
morning. would. If passed by both
chambers of Congress. clear the way
for the big department 10 meet pay
rolls due next Wednesday
Tho department has been without
funds since Wednesday. when the
nCw fiscal year began. and The House
and Senate remained IN disaGrCcu Cui
o. controversial ccli"u> nt the 5000.
0Uu 1Gr supply OH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
u S. Troops
Reported
In Battle
Long Columns of AL
lied ..;Reinforcem ents
Move up to Front;
Nazis Claim Gains in
Russia; Reds Admit
Loss Of Sevastopol.

hr!i!~h imperial Headquarters
Indicated today that General Sir
C!aud Auchimicck : rcvita1ized
eighth army had seized the ini-
llatiyr in the four-day old bat
tie of the botllcncck" in Egypt
and British hopes for a favor.
able turn in the conflict mount
ed d. long columns OF reinforce
mcntS moved up 20 the front.
"Our forces yesterday attack
cd the enemy. who was attempt
ing t. thrust eastward in the FL
Alamrin urea" British CLIO an
nuunccd.
VI Aiamcin. the anchor of the
British defense linz. is 65 miles
west Oi Alexandria,.
An unconfirmcd Italian dis
patch declared several thousand
cNccllrmtly equipped American
troops were already fighting
alongside the British al III Ala
mrin
:. Army flicrS were also ap-
parent, h"l>trring the British
in the furious aerial counter Of
GcnSiVr.
!" '-D Russian CAMPAIGN. iitlcr'S
N'.& "'aHa.. declared vaguely
.Hoi "isr".... ....n. arc advancing
.p oo'.y toward '., Dnn." after what
"u- or-cruu. .- gantic break
'Hrna-. u '.I I..auc.
The D.l .Ep .u- 20n miles cast
rf d.. s.r...t.,.. ....t.rr. DOT f-,I,,,,,