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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-26
, IN HOLLYWOOD
Of bursting shells and bombs.

of bursting shells and bombs.
Even in the movies a Com
mando raid is ticklish affair.
Power, Andrews and Gleason
are in Commando dress-black
pants, black sweater and knit
caps. But there is the final
touch-the business of backing
their faces-just before the &C
ton starts. Ty and the rest fall
to with a will but Ben Carter,
the Negro actor, simply stands
looking on with a big grin. Il
guess" he tells Power, Use just
a born Commando
ACTOR-DIRECTOR
On another Fox sound stage
there's the unusual director
directing himself. The director
is Otto Preminger, who's~also
playing an acting role in his new
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-26
bELATED ALIBI

Berlin, announcing that ortiIlery bombordnent
will be substituted for the costly frontal assaults on
StoIinerod pointed that THE strategic objective
OF the German offensive namely the Voeo, was
reached years ago."
II The German spokesman did not mention that the
Noz hold on the VoIeo is tenuous so long os Russia
holds Stolinorod Nor did he explain away the foct
that Hitler suffers dangerous psychological defect
SO long os his utmost might has failed to subdue the
ylN named otter Josef StoIin
We nominote the Bottle of StoIaerod as this wars
5000 contribution to the list of decisive battles in
tistpry. The Bottle Of Britain was the first The
XII pot;;3 81 Gsmony will be the third.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-26
SUCKERS

On Sept. the White House press secretary, Mr..
Stephen Eory, reloyed to reporters special greeting
from the President: GOOD morning. suckers"
The reporters in news dispatches had quoted an
onynous responsible sources that there would be an
economic boss to direct the intimidation fight But
the Presidents message to Congress did not mention
such on authority.
& On Oct 3 President Roosevelt announced the
appointment Of Supreme Court Justice Byrnes eco
nomc director to head the naturalization campaign.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-26

But the plight Of the formers is the tragedy Of
the whole notion, and Of its armed forces, and Of its
allies and their armed forces For all Of the ontoxs
world has to depend, to considerable extent. upon
the United Stotes' production Of foodstuffs.
We do not know what solution will work. But we
do know thot workable solution hos to be evolved
between now and planting time next SPrin9-ond if
we wait until planting time, too many form workers
may be in uniform to permit the solution to work.
We hope that this matter will not be permitted to
lag along, as have many other critical problems,
until the best solution findobe will have lost much
Of it's effectiveness.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-26
IN THE FAMIL Y

IN THE FAMILY
WASHINGTON - Dick Todd,
Washington RedSkin fullback,
picked the right team. His
grandmother is a full-blooded
Cherokee.
The Valley settler., 1942-12-11

Last Saturday morning, sonnet iro
between two end three O'Clock, the
dairy barn and other BUILDINGS con-
nected with it: ceught fire and
burned with 6 complete loss O. the
buildings, Is DAIRY cows, 2 heifers
one hay shed, & Sronary with be-
tween two and three thousand bushels1
Of rain, 6 si1o, feed grinder fannI
Ing mill, mi TX machine and other
dairy equipment.
Mr.. Shelly estimated the loss BE-
tween 3l5, 600 and 3l8, 600, it was
partly covered by insurance
The fire was discovered by former
Deputy Marshall Vim. nouwens who
reused the son-tn- law and dau5 htor
Mr.. enc Mrs. Merle anders on. who aro
name gins the farm, and, who were a
sleep in the house short distance
from the fire.
lie understand that Mr.. Sheoly will
rebui Id the buildings ano repls.4e
the stock no equi pmcnt = yoss1t lie |
The fire was distinct loss to
the Community as well as to Mr.
Shelly, IS the dairy products ere
needed for community enterprises,
end, now, when Wsr Production Is so
essential it will be hard to replace
ss::::
INFANTILE PARALYSIS MEETING
Wednesday evening the local chcpt- i
er Of the Foundation met in the
lounge Of the Recreation Bulletins
!.bout dozen people attended, end
election Of Officers was hello with
the following elected:
President. ...... Mrs. Claire Stock
Vice Pres idcnt. .hrs. Goodrich
SGcrGt ary. Mrs. l.. SnOGt rass |
Treasurer. ....... Miss Dieckgrafe
The President onnounc ed that the
Committees to hanole the President IS
Rail- on Januery 3Oth, and the Narch |
Of LINES program, would be appoint &c |
as soon IS the Holidays are over.
Miss Ene dahl Of the Extension Ser
vice received 6 vote Of franks for
ani q MAHk IL
The Valley settler., 1942-12-11

-
De 2lhac 11.-1aA2.- --No-49-
E1'ERGENcY SUPPLIES LRRl.NGENENT
Ar. H. u, Smell, Alaska R.R.
official representing the Depart
ment Of the Int Tor, who has been
placed in checoo Of the program to
provide supplies to be used if an
emero ency makes it necessary to 90
SO oy the people Of the Territory,
wss { CO Her in Polm5r this week
whore he hal6 & conf orenco with
III n ger L. c. Stock Regarding stor-
eee FOR part Of the supplies that
wi II be sent to this part Of Llaske
VI. stock hiss been appointed Gust
odlsn for the supplies to be sent
TO the Wiley. These supplies can
Org be provtdod when No if an
emer1 encT eElsts &n6 then only to
deel4rs. Our COOP arctivo is in
cluded IN the list.
- :; ;;
INF? BoARD Los-s DECISION
The 1ocs1 Draft 9oore lost q case
brought against Mr.. Cook in the
District couio recently Tt WIGS
claimed that Cook had FILLED to
keep his Board nformcd IS to his
Whereabouts end hod failed to op-
tonaey |onn5lom pros ocuted the case.
ne hear that the local board is
quite peev6d over the out ONE and
that there moy be some resi- netions.
Evidently the Court felt that
marsh measures ere not desirable in
cases Of this kind or believed
Cooks contention that he had tried
to comply with eeulction wcs
true. The Lnchorcse Boz rd lost
SINH lar case recently nc are re-
porto6 to be very unhappy too,
about it.
i'>st5s', .,$$.l;s.Sssss
P. T. b. COMMUNITY XMLS
MEETING
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
Tabulka sehranych zapasIG
Mezinarodni Baseballove Liev
RUDY DUSEK A
BUDE v COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine 16. cervna
v kfizkovych zapasech pofa-
danych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed
Contosem Rudy Dusek, 22O ID.
z Omahy utka Sc s Lou Plum
mer, 236 ID. z Baltimore. Ia
pas tento urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky.
V nasledujicim zapase KITE
ry urcen ma dobu l hodiny a
neb jedne porazky 1cinkuji:
Fred Legs" Grobmier, 218 Id.
z Des Moines, Ia. VS.. Tommy
O'Toole, 224 Id. z Floridy.
Zvlastn1 atrakci Dude zapas
dvojic. Maurice LaChappelle,
1877 ID. z Francie a Abe You
rist, 221 ID. byvaly zapasnik
Ohio State University vs.. Mi
chael Leone, 215 lb. Ital z De-
troit a John Malas, 200 Id. REX
z Floridy.
Johnnie Long, 200 Id. z Flo
ridy VS.. Jim Austeri, 218 ID. z
New Yorku. Zapase tento ur-
cen ma dobu 80 minut aneb l
porazky.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
kroji mali vstup volny.
Zeny v pr1vodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze v "ringside'
sedadlech. Zacatek $3.50 P. M.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

Kapral statnl obrany, jenz
mel ma starosti v Havre de
Grace konec mostu pres Sus-
quehanna feku, usmrcen byl O.
sudnou nehodou v 1tery.
Kapral, Henry Joseph Vim
yard, 29lety z {. 815 E. Eager
ulice stfelen byl do zaludku.
Pc rane zemrel.
Kapral prohllzel casti mos
tn We 12:4O hodin pred p1lno-
CT. Nafidil prostemu vojaku,
29letemu George E. Spencer
re Ste Michaels, nabfti svoji
rucnici. Pr nabljen1 kohoutek
spustil a nabojem trefen a u
smrcen Vinyard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
STRELEN.

Padesatilety ocelarsky del
nix zatcen byl v patek a obza-
lovan, re tezce zranil vystfe-
lem muze, jehoz zenu pred ro-
KEN stfelil v hospod6 pred 2
roxy. Muzem tim je Joseph
Barson re S. Tolna ulice. Obeti
jeho stall sc Anthony Kalandios
z Barclay ulice. Manzelka mu-
re, jehoz v patek Barson sire
Ill, v hospode zamestnana byla
jake kelnerka. Barson strelil
il, kdyz rozmlouvala s jednim
muzem v hospode. Byl tehdy
zavfen ma rok do kaznice. Pro
pusten byl %. dubna 1941,
kdyz Sc dobre v kaznici choval
pc 10 mes1cG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
SPENDLfK VYNAT Z PLIC
PO 35 LETECH.

Otevreny bezpecnostni spen-
dix, ktery zaryl Sc do prave
strany prsou pred 35 roxy, Wy
nat byl v st. Joseph's nemoc-
nici z Pile cernosky, Fannie
LaPorte, We ctvrtek.
Pc 35 rokd trpela zajikavym
kaslem. V nemocnici, kan pfi-
nesena, zjistena byla X-ray pa
prsky pf1cina. Zena rozpome-
la sc, re kdyz byla 15letou div
kou, re spolkla spendlik, jenz
mela v 1stech, do nichz il mat
ka hodila, ponevac utekla z do
mu. Ku vyneti spendliku po-
tfebi bylo pdl hodinove opera
&c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
KARANTENA PSF v SEVER.
Nj CAST.

Statni veterinarian, DIR. Mark
Welsh naTfdil 3 meslcn1 karan-
tenu PSI We vets1 casti severnl
a severozapadnl pfilehajlc1 ku
Baltimore okresu. Karantena
pocala We ctvrtek.
Majitele PSI nesm1 nechati
psy behati venku leda v ohra-
nicne casti domG anebo kdyz
vedeny jsou ma sn1fe.
Nalezen byl pes, ktery trpel
vzteklinou. Pes posel "a 48 no
din, kdyz wat byl agentem do
Baltimore okresu spolecnosti.
Karantena trvati Dude cd
ctvrtku do II. Zarl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

Mitchell Martin, 9lety hoch
z Belair road, zranen byl auto
mobilem ma Chesmont avenue
a Belair road.
= Devatenact osob porane-
no bylo, kdyz kara Baltimore
Transit spolecnosti vyjela z ko-
lej1 pred Park Terminal a vra-
lila do zdi. Vsechny osoby
zraneny byly lehce. NejhIre
zranena byla Anna Nastri z N.
Charles ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
v PRO
KRADEZ.

Pro pokus vykrasti hospodu
v prvn1m blocku w. Biddle u
lice, odsouzeni byli v pondeli
diva: Francis R. Clark, 24lety z
E. Preston ulice, odsouzen ma
10 mes1c1 a Julian J. Ace z w.
Fayette ulice ma jeden rok do
kAznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
POPRAVEN

Frank Haywood, 32lety Ger
noch, popraven byl v patek ra-
no v Maryland kaznici. Odsou-
zen byl ku smrti, re napadl 18
letou d1vku z Washingtonu
bllzko College Parku ma Va
nocnf Den.
Cernoch pfinutil divku a je-
Jlho pr1vodce, vojaka z Fort
Meade jeti ma osam6le misto
silnicnf a tam utok proved.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
BANDITA G. MA


Jacob Koenigsberg byl sam
v obchodu, {. 1905 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, kdyz cernossky
mlady muz vessel ku pultu v
obchodu a porucil: "Dej mi, co
mas"
Koenigsberg dial mu cd 81
do SIS re skrfnky ma doutniky.
Cernoch ma to sci ku cash regi-
stru, vytahl z neho nekolik do
laru, vybehl, vyskocil ma bicy-
XII a ujel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
Radsni tornada.

V Guymon, Okla, bylo Uni
ceno pres 200 domG. Mesto
toto ma jen 1920 obyvatel. V
prvnfch zpravach sc udavalo,
re nikdo nebyl zabit. Vichri-
ce, ktera Sc neocekavane pTih-
nala ma mesto a okoli, strha-
la telefonicke spojen1 s ostat-
MIN svetem. AutOmobilisti,
kteTf pfijeli do Dalhart, Tex,
vypraveli, re drevena budova,
v nfz byla elektrarna, byla
znicena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

Anne Andrews z w. CARR
son avenue, prircena byla ma
hrada $500 "a odcizeni las
ky. Nahradu platiti musela
Bessie Demoglou re S. Rose
dale ulice, jez zalovana byla,
re pfipravila il O lasku name
lovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
MRTVOLA ZMIZELEHO HO.
SKA NALEZENA.

Benjamin Lewis, 2 a pGl ro-
ku starry hoch, jenz postradan
byl IA Hooper's ostrovu pc fa-
du dnf, pohrben byl v Dorches
ter Memorial Park. Mrtvolu
zmizeleho ditka nalezl Delman
Dean, lovec raku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
? BOJE MA ULICI.

Martin Holman, 55lety z {.
10 N. Port ulice, zemfel v ne
deli v Johns Hopkins nemocni-
ci, kan zraneny dopraven pc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
1000 VOJAkU Do
BALTIMORE.

"Victory Divise" skladajicf
Sc z 1900 vojakd odstehovala
Sc v pondeli a 1tery z Fort
George T. Meade do Balti-
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
W ROXY IA UHOZENf
POLICISTY.

Edward Howard, 27lety GER
noch, odsouzen byl ma diva ro-
ky do kaznice, re udeTil poll
cistu, Johna w. McKenna z u
stTednl STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

rvacce ma Chase ulici a Mont
gomery avenue. Pro Zranen1
jeho drzan jest 35lety Charles
Heard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
Spolkovy Vestnik Zabav
PREDBEzNA ORNAMENT

- Sdruzene Ceskoslovenske
Spolky budou poradati Cello
denn1 Velkolepou Pout v nede-
Ii, 26. cervence 1912 v Liberty
Parku ma Eastern Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

PROHIBICE zADANA.
We Westminster, Md, behem
conference Methodistske cir
kve zadano obnovenl prohibi-
&c We Spojenych Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Krasny dGm S obchodem v Be
lair Road casti "a bajecne lev
nou cenu. 0 podrobnosti HAS
tie Sc u: E. TABORSKY, 1918
N. Milton Avenue.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
RITrI1-R0BERTs

4 yery pretty wedding took place
Saturday evening ia Vancleave az
8 o'clock. when Miss Louise Roberts
% Vaneleave and paseaaoula be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Edgar Clark
Bittie 81 New Castle Virginia. The
impressive doabse ring ceremony
took place ID the home Of the
brides sister. Mrs r c Harris OF
Mt Pleasant with the Rev. G II.
Mcbride. pastor Of the Methodist
Church officiating
The Harris home WA aftractively
decorated with bridal wreath and
azahsaS These flowers together
with fern and southern smilax were
used to form N improvised altar,
before. which the ceremony was
performed Tai lighted taperS shred
a soft light over all lending TIM
pressiganes6 70 the occasion
Miss Roberts the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs r NJ Roberts OF Van
cleavu . stately blonde, was lovely
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Methodist Women
OF Pascag0ula
Have Meeting

B0th alfm ~ the Metl1oatsi
wauaene soxtefH az Christian
st met 81 aa P&esEsulA shafe
NafsaF Afternoon soH 8 nUssa
Mu Haast aKnaaenk pre-
sxins gpuinS aiT enNsam. Alss
y a Hnap uisyeg Tasks Iaae
r. nH Ha1 mta tbe mntslers s.sa
iua AFTER "a Nrs Timer frar IL
talfa chapter IS ker ia Siae
gn s few mlaaa uu slse great need
fat.an og aasgs ulk Nrnt u 81.
Ger Shat ae aanf aud ezsentaI
nae anouia b. eane She xse4
fhe aaFoaonal period ~ trading a.
appropriate psaFer-laRm go4caa b
g 88ss nacfsf
Tn minutes Of une previous b1sz-
ne nseelEs 4ere Feaa and ak
enc treasurer report ARA Hergine
treasurer announced s balance 81
sc q after q feR eheeks had ben
uaia ard after ron eau and das
pale the amount wa considerably
higher
I've ueu members uere lnfro-
aueeu Mmdsmr T. L BFAnteint
and s + Jafaa2 Mr. Timer and
Mr. Carrier werG elected delegate
81 fhe annual conferences * BROCK
haven 81 ine WsnsHn Dlaisiou 81
Society Ell Christian Service n ~
voted g3ot 90 hala tive u4uai may DAY
soeisl aac reception 6aa year on ac
count 81 conflicting oates and
Cfeeaea schedule
Mra G A. Carrier gave al aeea1Inf
~ a1e funds 0f ihe nanat Cem-
miitee and il ww decided to paf
chase M1e material frem n n
Halme az auee 20 BE- laid after
the nnw pcNs rad been placed ia
position
Afn Haeot urFed as nans wamen
as noalall attend the nutrition
classes held a. the hlea school Of
Tuesday from 800 % $50 ana
mauF promised Ia 10 70 Thr Ef-
ficcncy Aims Of the Society fos
the wear 1912 Nefe read - Mrs c
J Lander The flowers from the
Raster service wefe dlelaed. e h
senl 10 SICK aud soYfowlne mem
bers Of TIE church
Mr. X b MAHAFFEY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

NsA6asae fef FROM heaven "
sagusa 0aI Ha meanlas N2 Ehsi
FBe N rat esd sls1ne vmY 70 good
AND He Nmk q tne e4A err cEpCuaea
safhing shouid unrt Thrn
neaa give unto yua upwsF
q a du eFpeuts ano scgra
afe ossf aa ae power az rae w1e
MS ard ngsasaz 9asa b any Eseans
Hgrs aou Faith wosl.d keep faeu
safe Ba1 a4eg saaaiid mos reTlce
saaus THAR na1 BE- CLAD sat
goar uamm sse written IN heapan
as Master ssld
II that aaaF aesW Fefa S.
spirit ard sata ] t6aEak The Q
FstheF lord uf Heaven and eafta
gaat Tgsou hast hso aee faaaR
i1can tt wt and prgaent and hast
nss4lea f8em unto babes even So
fatfssk gof 80 il aenlad aoa1 -
1hf asnt
And He turned Him una HI
disciples ard said privately Blessed
are me eyes which see The thsng
tllaf Ye SEE
FoF tell sou that many prophets
sna kings have aesiFeg e ses nnoaF
thln Sc see and nase nut sear
them. and r. near those thEng
xhich Sc hear. and have nos heard
t.lem
Princes kings wealthy. learned
and cord people. would doubtless
haNe given everything They had %
hagt been w.sh jesus while lie was
on earth fp haye heard HIN speak
a. have received His message from
His aNn lips e16 70 have aoue
The work these &c chosen meu were
appointed "a 30 TaeY Were NOT rich
or well educated. but they we're
onest. sonInle folk aho understood
their Lord and were wiiilne 70 risk
ali 10 do His bidding
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

ia hez 2esa.sm dress of nssy bsns
cfs5s ensemble wth navy nsN and
whise a-cceanTsm ssa eugsase 81
nh.se gaFeensas Elf wAs given u
maFr.aee b her father she na1 as
her anig gtteaaaEE ha slzer Mtsa
NIaxie a0a&F4 81 Nanrieeve Mno
NpsN E bifer exsenl1ie VIII brown
aud NniEs aeee2orles aad a shoulder
cafsaRe 81 talzsu8n roees
Nr Hifile Nho Is nos II tr3iniEi6
az Keeshr FaeM bad So MS Only
attendants. tire brides protner-tn~
hu ; G Harris
F1lio4tng fie wedding ce7tmazs
3 reception was hello auich VA al
ieu1ed by onis a few relatives and
intimate friends A fnTee-tteYed
wedding cake stop q which stood
lhf traditional wedding keNp
rfarea me center al ttls dining
Able The cake waz CIT By the
bride ard sas SERVED with iced
fruis punch. ME r n Roberu
presided over the punch b0wl
Mr. Blt3le was reared Ia YAM
cleave. graduating from high school
mere and also from PerNasfQn
Junior College For the cast fwo and
b haR yeaTs sire has been q clerk
n the office Of Sheriff } Guy Kreh
ID Pascagoula and has been 4 pop
ulaF member Of the yoOnger set
Sine has been active n the XaGng
Wamen's Business Club 9f Pa@a~
goula and served formerly Is Is
treasurer.
Mr. Bittle Is the S0n 81 Mrs J Z
Neikirk OF Ncw Castle Virginia He
Is & graduate OF the New Castle
nigh school
The happy couple arr making
their home OF Lave Oak street
where they have taken an apart
ment
Among the aut-of-t0wn guests at
tending the wedding were Mr.. and
Mn. r. l. Roberts and son az Bel
1oni. Miss Miss Mamie v. Davis
and Miss Ann Davis OF Pittsburgh,
Pa Mr ana Mrs N p Davis 81
Harrisburg and Mr.. and AIRS.
yirE1 Gil Of rascagoula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
PEcAN aiYrnoDIs1 CHURCH

400 p. M-HBnaay School. Mias
Hannah Stofk. superintendent
ss0e r. M-Wgrship service O..
ne second and fourth Sundays.
TO r. M-kiid-week prayer
meeting each Thursday evening.
j. r. PAYNE. Pastor.
nsx8 A. MsanaaF school hirt.
John Haaraia. superintendent
1iam A NJ ard g.su F. M-WuF-
ship service
go p M T. q.
Tuesday
9s9op ?. NV M y ana Sunbeam
Band.
800 r. M-aanaay School Teach
ers and officers meeting
WeGs8endaN
745 p n Mia~week PRAYER serv-
ices.
We invite you 20 worship with
rs IL al our services
REV JEWEL GOLDMAN
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Presbyterian Church
Women Hold Sessions


clneAe Number Two met with Mrs
home II Mrs. u. II McColiam ~
Monday a~iternosal. Mira. NrColIssm
pfessead and aaye an outline of
the Special Message from the see
Rotary 81 Womans WORK Mrs. q.
A Graham gave = pFeEIeW Of 4ae
year that ues ahead through ~
Induction a baAins3 meeting was
held after the program followed Is
q social hour Tne hostess sersee
refreshments r. the ten members
present
Circle Number Two met fifth AIRS.
C. s Beardslee on Monday alter
noon Mrs Gregory weed led the
rrOgram and AIRS r. AZ Andre The
Bible study 4 pleasant social haur
wau enjoyed and refreshments weze
served 70 the eight members present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
MOSS POINT
MWzA M6Mf
MOSS rofxT

rnuf rixmanM 81 8 vital Chris
tlau Exensiefscz Is he sesfnon sab-
sRct iuf SUNDAY mofuina. January
1stll
Schedule Ter The Week
sunday
ass A ~ Church E1soai
IL 81 a A. worship sereircs
GOO r. NJ TontA FelioN8hsn
TOO r. n Wnfahlp services
Monday
90 r. 81 -MeetIun 81 " s. &.
Is cifclea MAY CgRan. CecAH
Daley
TaesaaF
sm p rs Harriet Farley ciren
wednesday
TOO r. M-Mid-Week Prayer
Services
n. l. WALTON. Pastor
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sunday Masses. TOO and 20
A n
WEEKDAY Mas Go A M
Confessions saturdays 4 tp G, and
Ttn1r AZ Ewes 81 FeaN Days 1 10
Gp III
Religious Instruction. SATURDAYS
$50 A ~ Sundays after second
Mass Newman Club Tor Tiixa School
ct Sundays after xrc0aa MAEs
DeFofiors& N0gHsia To Cur LADY Of
Perpeftaal Help On Tuesday az TO
p If Holy Hoar on Sunday Al
7saa z M.
Lez1tEn Deeut1onE: SUNDAYS ard
Tucnaays At TO p. III Fridays A.
500 and s.1o 2 n
AleetgaRx: c Y. @ 0n Mondays s.
7.3n r. n. Altar Sgrtety on FIRST
TUESDAY at . p NJ school League on
iues "Wednesday ~ TO p NJ. q.
L Z Alumnl ~ first Thursday A.
2 % r NJ Holy Name eoclety on
sccu9r Sunday after first Mas
Rev. T. j. CAREY.
Pastor. pil0ne 81
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Baptist WOmen's
Circles Meetings
Held At Moss Point

The Jnanila Byrd Circle me- In
tne hetne 81 Mrs Egnest sasauff of
MONDAY afternoon Following Tie
regular business meetIna a social
hoaf Nas fnAoYed at which time
the hasless served refreshments -
Mesdane J r nfocs. Z b. Bond.
, ? Dqdd A ] Schaa and G L
Afmasiead and Ais Adal5 Head
The Msrrarel Laekef Circle met
IN the nome a Msr T l. DeTash-
mes on Mouuaf aftefnooa 81 thnee
thirty Airs Lem Nelson chairman
presided over the bussae1 nteetsne
Reports from tie committees aefh
gi1ea b Nj x Y Durham
Plans we're mace Tor personal sess
Ice fes The month Mrs Nelson an
nonnesd 20 tar members mat TIE
box sent ~ the ofphanaee Tot Easl-
~ H&s kalued d fNFnl. a4en dol
liars aaa three cents 4 social noas
ass endowed 8 which time ths
hQzh served refreshments
CIRCLE THREE
Circle NumbeH THEE aas enter
tanned on Monday afternoon II
tae pretty new nome Of Nls r. r
henffa on panazleF street AR y.
n AeIzon IL presided over The
n1Hlness meeting Mr. 4 L Maz-
TOE saFE the Bible staas from tie
lSth chapter @ i CorHtasan2 Re
ports from fhe committees we're
gwen TIE chairman announced the
value = The Easler box an to taa
orphaaase a. 5~hlrrg-t=a dollars
tca1 naN members NJ 0ueaIaa
Brensa ATs Robert nanfro M
Clinton Hleo ana airs ; Wmaaa
were saleemea INTO the usw circle
a serial hour SIS enfnsea follow
inf the otHine# meeting a winch
ilme EaH hostess served refresh
menEs Il Mesaamaa = 5 HoEas
John I'M A 1 Monroe S z BIZ
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RoaeH nenffn Qaenton naenu aua
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CHURCH OF GOD
East afuss faiut

1000 a. M-Sdndav school doe
Barrow superintendent
iiaW A n and Tsao p NJ -
Preaching Service every Sunday.
Too = Nv / b. each Sunday.
Cecil Mcdonald. Leader
80 r M@PTayrf Service each
Thursday
Tie District Convention win be
held tsxinnine March -. through
March y with morning and nighi
services Our slate oRerseeF. b o
f~uHaerbuFk. and wife. vii be herr
WITH either state workers N thf
Auxlllnries. Special Music and slne-
irS. Everybody is welcome.
Rev. JOHN 4 sTuBBs
Pastor
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LUTHERAN

Christ Lutheran Church. sis South
PaSfagoaia street.
Suneay. April 4 onaklmodoeeni-
tf
Go A. M-Sunday school. Mt II.
n. Schultz superintendent. Ms
Catherine Brash. orEanlst. lesson.
mas
90 A M-HEhle Glasses
~Tht Disciples on the Way 70 EEH-
1000 a ~ Divine Service. Mis-
Hiima Melene. orRanist. Eplsile les
son ] John 5. z-i1. Gospel lesson
john - 1881. Sermon topic. BE
hold ! Stand Al ire Door ard
Knoek
Tnesday, April u Meeting OF the
LarizeS Aid Society al tie home ol
Mrs Il. II Cole AZ 3 ? -
Key. FREDERICK a GRAEF.
Pastor.