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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
RAF BOMBS TURIN OUT OF War
Reported
Arrested

LONDON. Dec. 9 CINSb.-Hein-
rich Hlmmler chief Of the Gestapo
and Germany's Undertaking Naz
official was reported by the Lon
don Daily Mirror 10 have been
arrested and held for five days IN
Berlin by high-ranking officers Of
the German army.
II said that Himmler. the
watchdog of Adolf Hitler and
principal organizer of Nazi terror
against the people of Germany and
the Nazi-occupied countries. was
placed under formal arrest by
the German army officers just be-
fore he made his recent trip 10
Rome.
His release was effected by Off
GERS Of the SIS (schultzstafeD Hit
Ter elite guard, the dispatch said
The report was not confirmed by
other sources.
Himmler's arrest was purely
symbolic. the Mirror quoted tho
reichswehr officials as saying II
was Just hint, the officers said
that Himmler must not "overshoo'
the mark
For at least as long as the wal
lasts, the reichswehr warned, the
German army. and not the S.
corps, must be the rallying poin
for the German people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
The War Fronts

ITALY - Raj bombers blast
Turin for sixth time since
October 23; British air minis
Try reports good results in
big raid Page H.
AFRICA-American. British and
French forces regain positions
IN Iebourba area of Tunisia
and beat off ne wAxis attacks.
Page L.
RCSSIA-German infantry COM
pany destroyed and artillery
silenced as Reds launch new
attack near NovoroSsisk. Rus
SLAMS report new gains IN and
near Stalingrad and west Of
Rzhev. Page p
SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC
MacArthurs bombers fr7Is.
trate fifth attempt by Japs 10
reinforce units trapped in New
Guinea. routing six enemy de-
StroyerS and scoring direct hit
on one. Page - Macarthur
says JapS bomb Allied hospital
bases IN New Guinea three
times. page p Isolated
japanese forces in Solomnns
and AleutianS face annlihla-
non or starvation As Amert-
cans cut supply lines. page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
just Didn't Like Her
Fat or Lean, She Couldn't Please Lawyer Wife
Charges as She Files Divorce Suit

that when she objected 10 this he
forced her 10 visit them nearly
every day so I would get sick
OF seeing them
Most Of her earnings a. a vel
fare case worker. the petition sets
forth, went into tho purchase Of
things for YouSsephany and the
house.
Her earnings, Mrs YouSSephany
says. averaged about $1,000 yearly.
She said that since their marriage
she had contributed SlO.O6267 to-
ward their home and furnishings.
ltemized they included.
All the rent for the first year Of
the marriage. All the groceries
since the marriage, all the utilities.
most of the furnishings. $1,000
cash on their present S10,500 home
al 1850 Rutherford avenue. S4s7
on his car and doctor bill for
him. which was incurred before
the marriage
The bill further sets forth that
the complainant cried myself TO
sleep night after night"
Circuit Judge Robert NJ. Toms
issued an injunction AZ Shc re-
quest Of Mrs. YouSsephany'S attor-
ney restraining YouSsephany from
collecting the rent on their lower
flat from disturbing any OF the
assets and from retaining posses
sion Of the upper flat. which the
couple occupied until the Separa-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

So Mrs Elizabeth YouSsephany
filed suppressed divorce proceed
ings againsh her Iawycr-husband.
Jack, charging about everything
IN the book.
Mrs YouSSephany welfare
worker who was responsible for
the dcmoton of former Police In
Spector Frank DombeCky for al
legedly making fresh remarks TO
her in a telephone conversation.
set forth that her husband once
told her she was too thin
Gle said was too much like
a school teacher" She said in
her bill. $50 | purposely gained
until I weighed 200 pounds. Then,
he said, I vas much too fat and
should lose about 80 pounds.
so went on a rigid diet
and lost IS pounds, but he still
wasn't pleased"
She said she married YouSSc-
phany in March 1885 and that
they were separated October 70
this year.
Mrs. YouS>cphany charged her
husband was 'nagginG and quar-
relSome and that he diSapproved
Of her family She said he refused
TO let her visit her family and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Washington Fetes Miss Victory
Nations
Chiefs
Hail Her
BY JERRY PETIT
lime. starr Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-MiSs
Victory Of America - pretty 2l-
year-old Barbara Ann Clark Of
Flint. who Monday night was
crowned queen OF the nations
woman war production soldiers
today arrived in the nations cap
ral 10 reap the first of her re-
wards as The most famous young
woman OF wartime America.
This IS the first stop in an east
ern tour planned for Miss Victory
by The treasury department under
the sponsorship of the Hearst
newspapers, which conducted the
nationwide search for the arms
production heroine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Pope S Peace Prayer
Sent Out by Radio

LONDON. Dec. 9 INS) Pope
Plus XII read special prayer for
peace yesterday during a solemn
high mass at ST Peters Cathedral.
held in commcmorauon OF the
feast Of the Immaculate Con-
CeptlOn
The pontIffs prayer. broadcast
hN tho Vatican radio. appealed 10
tho world 10 halt the spread Of
paganlSm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Congressman CapfOr
Punches Rowdy Only TO Learn Man Is Suspect
in New York Stab Staying Of Wife

WASHINGTON. Dec. Q INS).
A New York state trooper and
an investigator today were on the
way 10 Washington 70 pick up
Rudolph Mics 36-year-old aviation
machiniSt who was seized in con-
nection with the stab-slaying OF
his wife, after he was knocked
out by Rep, William Schultz Cd
of Indiana for causing trouble in
tho House barber shop
The officers left New York last
night for Washington. where Mics
was being held under guard in
Galllnger HoeCItaL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Americans, Britons
In Shanghai Arrested

LONDON, Dec. 9 INS).-An-
other wave Of wholesale arrests of
Americans and Britons in Shan
ghal resulted in the interment of
several Anglo American citizens in
japanese camps al Pootung, Reu-
tiers News Agency reported from
Chungking today
Among those said 10 have been
interned were the American Meth
odiSt missionaries. J. II. Burch-
man, w B Burke and Ralph
Ward An American professor at
Soochow University. y. O. Sher-
crtz, also was reported arrested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

Representative Schultz delivered
a "haymaker' 20 Mes when Mes
became abusive 10 an attendant
IN the Capitol Hill barber shop
Capitol police sent Mes 10 the
hospital for mental observation.
Shortly afterward II was learned
that he was being sought IN con-
necton with the death Of his wife.
Mrs. Emma Mes. 33. whose BODY
was found Sunday IN the bathroom
Of their home al IShp Terrace.
New York police said 30 10 80
knife wounds we're IN Mrs. Mics
body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Raj BAGS FIVE PLANES

Royal Air Force planes kept
pace with the Americans Dis
patches said that five German
craft had been shot down by the
Raj.
American twln-motored Light
nings patrollng the battle area
destroyed one MeSSerSchmitt and
one Junkers transport
Another American patrol force
destroyed a German transport in
the air and knocked down two
bomberS.
French patrols fighting along
side American and British forces
IN TuniSia have captured numer-
Gus AXIS prisoners, the Morocco
radio said today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Vanderbilt in Hospital

NEW YORK, Dec. Q ms
MAJ. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Who
Is suffering from a serious heart
allment, today is being treated in
Walter Reed Hospital IN Wash
lngton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPFRATtRr>

The sun vii set a. s01 ? m todAy.
and rise tomorrow at SIS m
The moon viii set A. % m TODAY.
and rise tomorrow a. 100 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
MORE ALLIED PLANES

Allied headquarters said that
increasing numbers Of bombers
and fighter planes we're being
thrown into battle to overcome
AXIS air superiority in some sec
tors. Strength of the Allied
ground forces also was reported
growing rapidly as the battle for
Tunls and Bizerte reached d
crucial stage.
Latest reports from Tunisia said
that a full-scale tank battle was
raging into It's third day in the
triangular area bounded by Mateur
in the north, Tebourba and Djede-
ida with the outcome still I'M
certain.
In southern TuniSia, according
TO the Morocco radio, Allied para
chutists made new landings 10
disrupt Axis lines Of communica-
ton
Lockheed Lightning PISS of
the United States Army carried
out wide sweeps over AXIS posi-
tons IN southern nuniSia. a head
quarters announcement said Two
Axis planes were downed in the
course Of one flight and one Amer
lean plane was reported missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Mystery Boat
Sets Off Hunt
For Ndzi Spies
Craft Sighted Near
Belle Isle in River
Escapes in FIoes

Detroit and Ontario 1ohce were
on the alert today watching both
shores of the Detroit River after
4 driver ard a Policeman Of
tine Detroit harbormaSterS squad
reported seeing a mysterious boat
apparently trying 20 make a land
inc on Belle Isle last night.
Tho harhormastcr.S largest boat
searched rho river after tho re-
ror' of p cab driver Harvey
SgaVarl ~ 42-o Townsend ave
ne hl' Vas forced 10 discontinue
when Tho heavy lCc or The river
radc navigation virtually I'M
po-, r.o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
9th Big Raid
In ! Months
Wrecks CITY
Double Block Busters
Rain for an Hour on
Italian Industrial Area

LONDON, Dec. Q CUP).-A
procession of heavy bombers from
the British Isles branch of the
Allied blast-Italy offensive rained
four-ton bombs on the great in
dustrial center of Turin for an
hour last night.
The major raid came only FIVE
days after American Flying For
tresses from the North Africa
branch of the offensive had
pounded Naples, the great southern
Italy port.
SIXTH IN TWO WEEKS
A knockout blow was believed
70 have been delivered TO Turin
last night in the sixth raid in less
than two months Observers be-
lieved that Turin, like Genoa, could
now be marked off the Allied
bombers calling list while atten-
ton was given to such other ln-
dustrial cities As Milan.
Only one bomber failed 10 re-
turn from Turin last night. indi-
eating that German reinforcement
OF Italian anti-aircraft defenses,
promised by Premier Benito
Mussolini last week, was not
effective.
RAIL POINTS STRUCK
Perhaps to keep the help from
arriving, the Raj Sunday night
had bombed German railroad cen.
tiers at Karlsruhe and Pforzheim.
on the main and alternate lines
into Italy.
Turin has been the target of the
last four raids against Italy from
Britain.
The last three were all concen-
trated, with the large fiat motor
and airplane works as the targets
Double block buster" bombs
weighing 5000 pounds were used
I November %.
( The air ministry said good re-
suits were believed 10 have been
obtained last night. The weather
over northern Italy was clear. and
rareS helped the bombardiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Sd einaw, Lansing,
Bay City, Pontiac
News on Page 10

DIR. J. {. TOOLE. DENTIST. 10
W Lafayette. al Mich. opp City
Hall. Hours 90. Tel. ca $3.50 -
ADV
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RETURNS HERE WEDNESDAY

She VIII be IN tins city today
and tomorrow. then Will spend one
DAY IN Baltimore. three in New
York and one in Pittsburgh. The
tour VIII end in Detroit with
biz Homecoming reception next
Wednesday.
Gala receptions and colorful
war-bond selling appearances are
planned in each city, with the local
Miss Victory IN each instance
serving As hostess
Her program today includes a
reception by Mrs. Henry Morgen-
thau, wife Of the treasury secre-
tary. in the United States Treasury
Building and reception by Vice
President Henry A. Wallace.
She also Is 10 be received today
10y WPB Chief Donald Nelson and
by Rear Admiral Clark H. Wood
ward
MRS. NELSON A JUDGE
Mrs Nelson was one Of the
Judges who selected Miss Victory
In The final Judging in Chicago.
J. Was Mrs Nelson who rushed
acre the platform 10 kiss the
lovely winner al the time her
name was announced
Another round Of receptions
awaits the nations most outstand-
ne woman war worker tomorrow
These include visits 10 war man
power Chief Paul V. McNutt. lun-
cheon A. the Capitol with Sens-
Tor c Wayland Brooks Of Illinois.
and a visit 10 the National Naval
Hospital
Miss Nic'orys husband Is an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Miss Victory
On Radio Tonight
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-The
whole nation will have the oppor-
unity tonight of meeting" Miss
Victory the typical American girl
war worker, when she makes her
first nationwide radio broadcast
over the Blue Network al 7 p. m,
Eastern War Time. from the ma
tons capital
Mrs Barbara Ann Clark Of
Flint Mich. Will appear as guest
Of honor on the War Manpower
Commissions radio program,
What Is Your War Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
AMAZING WAR RECORD

During the half-hour program
Mrs. Clark will detail, in an inter
viev, her amazing war record
which won for her the title of
Miss Victory
Miss Victory will tell her own
story OF what America means 10
her and why her whole being is
wrapped up in doing all she can
to defeat the AXIS so that her
sallor-huSband may come back TO
her and so that hundreds Of thou.
sands Of other husbands may re-
turn safely 10 their wives and the
world made safe for freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

KENKO MARGARINE Low IN
Cost. High m Food Value Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

{. VI. NcARTHUR. DENTIST
iii GriSwold over klnSclS
Hours 90 Sundays 1912 ADV
Sweetheart Thcater Bar -3q2S 3rd
Nodvl Acts no Door Charge
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Allies Pour
P lanes Into
Tuniisiid Battle
Attempt TO Overcome
Air Superiority as
Yenk Tanks Hold Axis

LONDON. Dec Q INS). -
American tank forces and Allied
troops of the British First Army,
after smashing back German
wedge driven INTO their defense
lines in the Tebourba area of
Tunisia, were reported holding
firmly today against renewed AXIS
attacks.
Allied headquarters in North
Africa said that its armored units
loosed strong counterattack
after the Nazis had penetrated
one position on the Tebourba
battle front and forced the enemy
to withdraw.
Unofficial reports from the battle
area said that German assaults
southwest of Tebourba, 20 mile.
west of Tunis, the capital. and 3,
miles south of the naval base o
Bizerte. were countered by tue
strong Allied thrusts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

Continued on Page Eight
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OUR LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses: 100 and ? %
A NJ.
Weekday Mass: 10 A NJ
Confessions Saturdays 4 10 6 and
sP M. Ewes Of Feast DAYS 1 to
6 p. M.
Religious instruction. SATURDAYS
$50 A. NJ. Sundays after second
Mass. Newman Club for High School
on Sundays after second Mass
Devotions. Novena 70 Our Lady Of
Perpetual Help on Tuesday at 7.so
P NJ. Holy Hour On Sunday at
TOO p. M
Jenten DeTotinns. Sundays and
Tuesdays at zs3o p n FRIDAYS a
800 and 7.30 p. M
Meetings; c. Y. o. on Mondays at
7.3 p. NJ Altar Society on First
Tuesday al 3 p n. School League on
FIRST Wednesday at TO p. NJ o.
L v Alumni on first Thursday at
I.30 P. NJ. Holy Name Society on
second Sunday after first Mass
Rev. p. J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone Isl
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH


located h. shipYard SECTION. On
Henry Avenue.
Sunday
s4s A M Sunday school. A. y
Crane Superintendent
100 A N Morning Wea.hlu
Service
80 p NJ B. T Z. Hour. Foyd
Stephenson Director.
us p IA, Teachers and OfaoeEa
Meeting.
Wednesday
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$40 p NJ Prayer Service q
Al visitors welcome We ex1ead -
yo1 3 hearty Invitation = assae aaa
worship With u
J. L MORGAN.
Pastor.
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Service
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F1RSr RArrrsr CHURCH

Nanags
ats A M-sgns1sy aase4 y. u
RobtnsOn Snpt
tisM A NJ Morning worship
scIxtre
ESQ k.saN rehearsal
81 Yeaas Peoples Meeting
ESQ p. NJ RatAast TFatntue
Untuu Jaek Dear. asfurtax.
$50 T. M@GsenifN woFsaip
serYlcc&
Weanesaay
It's r. ~ Sunday School teach.
rss and efElecfe maetsne
500 r. ~ PRAYER sefxine
REV. l. e 0REaN.
Pastor.
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o1izeF Mesaaag AIRS } L. BARROW
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Mia-wefk Prayer Service fM r,
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ENrrvuzsf caF44&iif Invited
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Mli4rUa Tsa9azAA HafNxtes.
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METHODIST CHURCH
Pascagouia

sunday-1os00 A. M Church
School, r. A Owens. general supt
100 A Morning Worship.
sermon by pastor.
6;45 p. M-Youth and Fellowship
meeting.
7.30 P. M-Eyening Worship.
Monday-2.15 p. M-Junior Ms
sionary Society.
a59 p. M-MarF Reed Circle
meets with Mrs. Fred Bishop on Ker
street.
Wednesday-7.30 p M-Weekly
Prayer Meeting; 800 P. M. Choir
Practice.
Rev. 4 W. ULMER. Pastor.
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LUTHERAN


Sunday, March 18Th aLaetare
Sunday"
800 A M-Sunday School: Mr.. II.
H Schultz. superintendent. Ms.
Catherine Brash. organlst. lesson
Iacchaeus.
800 A, M-Blble Classes.
1000 A. M-DlYlne Service. Mis-
Hiima Melene. oHanlstt EDlstle les
son; Gslations 4. 2i-sf: Gospel les
son. John g. Ills. sermon topic
The GaliieaD Prophet.
wednesday March 18th Divine
Lnten Services at TO r u. Ser
. topic The Prince Of Love
"wednesday. March 18th. Choir
practice Immediately after the Len
ten service.
Thursday. March 18th. Social
meeting Of the Wallher League =
gie parsonage At 7sz0 p. n
Rev FREDERICK a 0RAKF.
Pastor
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rEcAN MyInopIss cnOmcH

100 r. II Sunday School Miss
Hannah Stotk. superintendent
500 r. @Wurahip service on
he sncand ard fourth sun0Aya
TOO p MMtd-wssk wAyef
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and i0arsh sanaay 1t II 90 A ~
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Prayer meeting "Wednesday It
80 r. NJ
&NNfyone Wxtusua
A. ~ wKLruBD paxtoF.
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CHURCH
sss oan,y 81

ss4S A. M-Sunday School
1000 A. M-I0.40 A M-Men's
Class at the Manse. 235 Comfy Street.
ii00 A M-worship. why Hast
Thou FurSaken Me2n
Communion Service.
$50 r. M-Young Peoples Meet
ing al Manse.
80 p M-Eyenifsg Worship.
The Wrestler"
Monday 3 p. M-Prayer Group O.
Auxiliary.
Wednesday 7.30 P. M-Prayef
Meeting.
J. C. CRANE. DID
Minister.
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hcn-denominatlonsI. South Fas-
esEOUla street Houzer Killer. So
peuntendeDt; Mis- Lena 4 Hal
superintendent primary department.
80 3 m Sunday services
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EscATAwrA BAPTIST CHURCH

ENLAIANFA HAFIIsI CHURCH
Sunday
1000 A. M-Snnday school. Lloyd
oliver. superintendent
II 90 A. M-Mofning worshipg
7s4S p M.-EYening service each
LIST and sfd Sunday.
Monday
$50 p. NV. N U. business
meeting.
Wednesday
7;3o p. M-Sunday school council.
general business
v. c. WINDHAM. Pastor.
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REV. J. P. PAYNE
REoRGANIzED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST % LATTER
DAY SAINTS

Church school. a:s5 A. Nj. L.
Barlow, supervisor.
Sacrament Service, II A. M.-F9rst
Sunday Of each month.
lions League eYoung People,
Thomas. leader.
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FATRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School e e % 4 Il G
=. Taylor. superintendent
Preaching service every second
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ST FIERRE's
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Ganticr. Miss.
Sunday services-ss 30 A NJ.
Morning Prayer and sermon
LSnten services pa Tuesdays al
zoe p. NJ Everyone welrume
Rev FRIEDRICH : RKscH
Rector
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ORANGE GROW METHODIST
NHrHru


CHURCH
10 % A M-SunoAy Scnoca. Leo
Hill. superintendent
n 90 A NJ Morning worship
sery.se on Second sandAy1
7ss6 r. M-kwrninK worship nerv~
hoe on second sundayA
gM p. NJ Mld-weck prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
500 p. M-womens Missionary
Society meeting or Monday after
the second Sunday Of each mnnth
EASr MOSS POINT BAPTIST
Schedule q services.
$50 A NJ Sunday School
1880 A. M-Mofnine Sermon.
6 80 p M-TraininK Union.
T.S0 r. NJ -Exanxollkue Message
ZOO r. NJ. WednesdAy-FrRyrT
Meeting
TIE public Is cordially invited 10
worship with Us
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-13

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go n PaaAgaaaa Street
The Friendly Church with q
Nelconle
our Regular Services
Sunday school 70 90 A NJ
Morning worship II 90 A NJ
EsAnrehstic Servtee : 30 2. M
Prayer Aectsnx. Wednesday. : &c
2 IA
To thase q yea net attending
aaurch elsewhere Ne extend \ aaec1-
u Invitation to visit ctr Sunday
Scheoi nrtng yoaf family ard meet
FItn - az the Usual hour
KENNETH ERWIN. raxf0r.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-13
SPENCER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH
KREoLE METHODIST

Sunday Sunday sghena. TO 90 A
N Day Light Saving Time, T. II.
Lander. Superintendent League.
100 p. NJ.
Worship Services. fls00 A. NJ
$50 p, A. Day Light Sal lne Time.
Monday Womens Society OF
Christian Service. every other Mon
4ay OF the month.
Wednesday-prayer meeting 7s30
p. 81.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-22
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