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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-18
avern Team
5queezes 5.4
Win 0verSe
SpeeioI PIoy Ends
with Boekfire, Let's
in Pair Of Runs

Bar SO, undefeated through
put both the regular softball
eason and the Blue Division
blayoffs, disposed of its most
erious rival, Sears Clowns, last
hight. Or at least, disposed of
hem temporarily. Sears team
may yet come up against the
avern outfit in the finals, ex-
pected on Monday.
For Sears team will meet the
winner of that engagement 60
ng on to face Bar SO.
One run decided last nights
flash, played at Covered Wagon,
n favor of Bar SO, 5-4. The
winners took a FL lead in the
irst frame and were never
headed though a closing rally
by Sears team threatened brief
". Willie May, first man up for
Sears, had doubled and scored
in Danny Sears bunt to give the
losers a brief lead, their only
bne of the game. But after Pete
Heller had singled and Mushy
Albrecht had gained a walk for
Bar SO, strategic play back
fired to give the winners two
runs and set the style for the
games.
PLAY BACKFIRES
With Heller on third and AL
brecht on first, catcher Sears
faxed. a throw to second and
Threw to the shortstop, intending
10 get a quick return to catch
Heller at the plate. But the
Throw went over Lorne Dubay's
head and two runs crossed the
plate.
Two more runs were added in
the third, after Lorway tripled
and stole home and on two con-
secutive singles, by Heller and
Albrecht. The winners final
tally-the margin of victory was
scored in the sixth when AL
brecht doubled and was driven
I'm by Arnie Hellner's single. In
the first half of the inning, an
error and single put frankie
Frank and Ray pete" Tromb-
Hey on for Sears and they scor-
ed on singles by Ralph Chap
man and Roger Forton. A sim
gle followed by three stolen bas-
|es allowed Lorne Dubay to score
the final run of the game, for
the losers, in the first of the
seventh.
Heller and Albrecht of Bar 50
were the only players on either
team to get two hits.
Sears $3.50. 100 002 ii 6 3
Bar So -. 202 001 Ks Z 2
Batteries: Bar 69-Leggett
and Kolozvari. Sears from
Ibley and Sears.
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SOftball
Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Bar SO 5, Sears 4.
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|Unt|eSanlueI
Draws Heavily
on Grid Stars
VirtuoIIy Every
College Hos Lost
At leost One Player
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN

NEW YORK, Aug. % - Up
When Col. Robert Neyland and
Maj. Wallace Wade were named
coaches of the all-Army football
team they were handed we'll
indexed list of 1900 soldier
gridders, all formerly in the star
category, from which to draw
their squad.
The Navy, Marine and Coast
Guard branches possibly have
attracted an equal number, max
ing $500 football headliners
now wearing uniforms of a diff
ferent sort.
Although there is no way of
determining it exactly, it is like
ly that 500 of those $500 would
be in school and getting their
bumps and bruises for dear OF
siwash this Fall instead of for
Uncle Sam if the world were at
peace.
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TWO LOSE CAPTAINS

An Associated Press survey
shows that virtually every col
lege contributed to the armed
services at least one gridder who
still was eligible to play and
that at least two top flight
schols-Fordham and Virginia.
handed over their captains-elect.
The Rams will have to do
without Jim Lansing, an end,
this Fall and Virginia will 60
along without Bill Smiling, a
rousing center.
Double graduations, one in the
Spring and the other in June,
left the U. S. Military Academy
and the u. S. Naval Academy
with little semblance of the elev-
ems they fielded in 1941. Grid
ders who were sophomores there
last season will be Seniors this
Fall.
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A e. w 101 003 O-5 ! l
L g. G 900 Dol 2-3 3 4
Batteries: A e. W-Sahrow
and Browne. l. g. G-O'Brien
and Harms.
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RED DIVISION
(PIayOffs)

LAST NIGHT s RESULT
Leander 8, Hillcrest 3.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
Final Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
A. & w. ), L. & G.. 3.
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

excess bus be filled with the
Spirit No person who IS an ha
bitusl drunksrd can truly - .
Christian. He may be the finest
Of men when Re ID sober Bot
when he Is under TIE inEuence
nf liquor BE- VIII not know what
he Is doing HIS baseT eelinES
wall Be upperuaust and how can
be be Chrnflake-a follower Of
the MASTER
Those who try 10 live like
Christ earnestly day by day. be-
ING kind. gentle 70 al about
them. loving, generous. honest,
need have no regrets and no fears
for their future Whstever cores
TO them they take-rejoicing in
the good. bearing coursgeously
the IL They are the type Of peo-
pie who make good friends, fine
neighbors desirable citizens Of
any community examples for the
young In them the Spirit Of God
reignx Their lives grow even
more ahundanily satisfying They
are the truly happy.
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Library Notes

Past Imperfect" by Ilka
Chase
Ilka Chase. an electric brunette.
has been called the MINK in mink
She combines wit with solid gold
glamour 50 successfully that she
stole the show in Clare Booths
The Women and went on TO
become 3 headline radio sttrac-
ton.
Nov in Past Imperfect" she
sets down the cockeyed personal
history which has made her one
of the half dozen authentie
American lady diletiantes in
the best renaissance sense of the
word. A raconteuse Of reputa-
ton. an actress OF charm and
vigor, . radio master OF ceremon
les with no peer IN her sex. she
caps her versatility BY proving
that she is . writer of incisive,
zestful prose. Miss Chase com
pleted her education at Ia. after
having been brushed briefly by
the faculties OF nine private
schools She was vaceinated as
e debutante at the Cosmopolitan
Club but IL didn't take. Ilka
Chase has been an actress since
her convent days. and an actress
she remains
One Of her ancestors is the
famous Quaker. John Woolman.
Her mother is the editor of
Vogue" But her own enthusiasm
IS fo the gratifying smattering Of
pirates among her fathers New
England forebearers - seafaring
men all
There Is little formality in this
self-profile and little regard for
The ikons either Of Broadway or
Park avenue. but there is an mn
mense amount Of wit and shrewd
observations book which offers
you the nearest thing to that rare
Metropolitan treat Luncheon
with Ilka Chase"
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Iuffafa Dupont avenue and South
pascagoula street
Sunday. June H.
1000 A NJ. church school. Roy
4 GiVens superintendent
I0so a n Organ Melodies
MEss Eagenia Eason. orEaulst
lao a a morning worship
SERMON as the pastor.
tbs Z IA Methodist Youth
Fellowship
$50 = A.. Organ Melodies
500 T n evening worship.
sermon bY the pastor.
Monday. june p
80 7 81 y S { S. meets in
circles
Tuesday june .
900 7 81. Beard uf Lay activi
Ties vii meet M their regular
meeting
"Wednesday June =
as = NJ mad week prayer
service
SIS = a. choir rehearsal
Cooperate The church Is q
fellowship ana requires team.
WQTk of uhe highest order There
40 raam in - leadership sor the
lene Wof ~ the free lanse".
The aafesl protection against
failure s never 10 attempt 10 Do
anything
I " uLMER
Ill
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METHODIST CHURCH,

Sunday. MAY 3l-
10 A. M-chureh school. r. A
Owens superintendent
II A. Morning Worship.
sarrson b. MF v T. Sparkman.
Sr, Miss Eugenia Eason, organ
isl
r M-Fifth Sunday Union
Meeting at the Presbyterian
Church: sermon by Rev. d NJ.
ulmer
Monday. June -.
2.30 r a., monthly business
meeting. v S c. s at the church.
Wednesday. June B.
7s45 p n. prayer service.
SIS y n. choir practice
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Legal Notices

" CELESTE % TT AIS
~
MRS ] c Riley, JR- It AIS
Nc e651
IN the EhanreryCoszrt Of Jack
son County State o. Mississippi
By xiftue 81 the authority vest
ed IN me BY 3 decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court u jackson County
Mississippi rendered in the above
styled cause on the lath day Of
June. 1917 az the June 1919 term
Of said Court I viii sell a. public
outcry to the highest bidder Ter
cash 81 the imam entrance}. front
door of the County Court Mouse
IN the City Ct Paseagouia- Mis-
sissippi. on Monday. July 10Th
1912 within legal hours. the fol
lowing described real estate in
jackson County. Mississippi to-
wit: situated IN Sections a. and
Is. Township 8 South. Range 5
West,
h ethe
Beginning 81 the Southwest
corner Of Section 6. Township 3
South. Range 5 West which point
would be the Northwest corner Of
Section II, II said section was 4
regular section. thence running
East I distance of thirty chains
thence running South . distance Of
twenty seven chains and sixty
seven links; thence running West
q distance of thirty chains
thence North 4 distance Of
twenty seven chains and sixty
seven links 20 the place Of be
ginning. containing eighty three
t33l acres.
Witness my hand this e Gay Of
June 1912
SEAL
FRED TAYLOR
Special Commissioner.
G 30, "a. ITO, TIT
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q LADY OF
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses eco SEQ and
loco a n
Weekday MoSzess $50 and 800
a M.
Confessions Saturdays 4 t. 6,
and : TO & ?. IS Ewes ~ Yeast
Days 1 g. 6 ?. II
Religious Instruction Saear-
days $50 a M. Sundays after
second Mas Newman clnb iof
High School on Sundays after
second Mas
Dexufioas kuvena f. Our
Lady Il Perpetual Help on Sun
day At zoo ?. NJ
Meetings. c y. O or Monday
Al 80 p a Altar Society on
First Tuesday Al 80 ?. M. q,
I L Alumni On first Thursday
Ct 7sso y n Hos Name Soeseiy
On second Sunday after FIRST
Mass
Re- ?. J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone III
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coNrRAcr noTrcE

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Trustees of the Moss
Point City Schools VIII at their
regular meeting on Friday, june
rs, ls42. let contract for trans
porting those white pupils emit
tied % transportation residing IN
the area Of the International Pa
permlll 10 the high school and re-
turn for the session 1929 of the
public schools of said city.
Specifications governing said
contract are on file with @. II.
Martin, secretary of the School
Board.
There will be approximately
Us pupils All bids are required
to be sealed and accompanied by
cash OF q certified check IN the
sum Of $500 and filed with the
secretary on OF before 5 p. NJ. on
June Is. 1912.
Bond will be required OF the
contractor and the Board Of Trus-
tees reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids
J. A. cIRLoT
President
o. Il. MARTIN
e-5. B-Ia. e-ls, 6-2s
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ST. JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Gamer Pine ann live Oak STREETS,
Pzac1Rouia
Sunday services
7a0-Hols communion and ser
mon
l0sa0-Sunaay school
l~lza-Aolnine prayer and aH
mon Suh5eet u Sermon Ean
tie Blind Lead Tire Blind 81
eTyDHe Ne.Eane
Monasy-s3 20 4 H. go ore IN
vited 70 tune n Station MGEM
lz40 kiiocseies TIE rector sp
every Monday ii TINS hour
Rev. FRIEDRICH S REseH.
Rector
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pEcAN METHonIsr cHuncH

2a00 p M-Sanaay Gchosl
Mtm Hannah Stofk. supefinaesad
eat
80 r MWuFxhip Service
on the second and fourth Sun.
dayE
TOO r Is Mid week pfaves.
meeting each Thursday evening.
J r PAYNE
po3lof
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Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees Of the Moss
Point City Schools will at their
regular meeting on Friday, June
26, 1912. let contract for transport
ing those colored pupils entitled 70
transportation residing in the area
of the international Paperrnill 70
the Magnolia school and return
for the session 1928 Of the pub
lie schools Of said city. Bids will
be received for one or two years.
Specifications governing said
contract are on file with O. H.
Martin. secretary of the school
Board
There will e approximately 3
pupils All bids are required to
be sealed and accompanies BY
cash or . certified check IN the
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METHODIST

A program meeting Of the
Woman'S Work OF Christian Serv-
ice was held in the ladies parior
Of the Methodist Church Of Moss
Point on Monday afternoon al
three-thirty. Mrs. John Ctrlot
led the program. the subject Of
which was China" Mrs. Cirlot
brought out . number Of points
Of interest 70 members Mem
bers will take q study course b
ginning Thursday afternoon a.
three thirty az the church and
On Friday afternoon at the same
hour. The title Of the book 10
- studied IS Christian Roots Of
Democracy"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

A business meeting OF the v
NJ L. was held at the First Bap-
list Church uf Mess Point. e.
Monday afternoon 1t three thirty
In the absence Of Mrs Cloyd
Harris. the president. Miss Willie
McInnis presided over the meet
ing After several business ma
ters were discussed the Union 3D.
journed 60 meet again az the
church on the fourth Monday IN
July.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

State Of MISSISSIPPI,
County Of Jackson
John A Green
rs
placide Walker.
Judgment rendered Feb ctr
1887 in Justice Peace Court, and
enrolled March 10th 1887.
Amount Of judgment ATIs
Int eT from date
Justice Peace Court costs 66S
BY virtue Of q writ Of execution
10 me directed by w. {. Haven&
Circuit Clerk Of jackson County.
Mississippi on Judgment enrolled
in his office on the 10th day q
March A D, 1897. from = judg-
ment obtained in the Justice
Peace Court District No. & said
Jackson County. Mississippi. on
the 9Th day Of February 1887. III
favor Of JOHN A Green. Plaintiff.
and against Piscide Walker. de-
PENDANT ! will. on Monday tiie
10th day Of July A. d, 1882. Al
the front door Of the Court House
Of jackson County. 10 the CITY Of
Pascagoula. Mississippi. within le-
gal hours, sell 81 public cutlery. 10
The highest and best bidder for
cash, ali the right. title. interest
and claim the defendant Piacide
Walker has in and 10 q certain
tract. piece or parcel Of land in
Section Six, Township Eight
South. Range Five West in Jack
son County. Mississippi and more
particularly described as:
Lot Three 90 of Subdivision Of
George Washington Property in
the M A. Dees Tract as recorded
in Surveyors Record Bnok 4,
Page l31 on file in ChanceKy
Clerks office, said Jackson Coun-
", Mississippi.
WITNESS my signature upon
this the 18th day Of June A D.
1872
". r. STEPHENS
Constable Beat 3. jackson County.
Mississippi.
6-ls. 626. 70, ITO
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST
Schedule for the week

Schedule for the week
Sunday
rs A M-Church school
100 A 3 Worship services
Co p M-Youth Fellowship.
7s0 p M-Wogship services
Monday
asU p Meeting q W S c.
IS Circles. May CoWan Ceeile
Daley.
Tuesday
30 p M-Hafriet Fancy Cir
Gle
"Wednesday
TO P M-Mid-week PFayef
HefH HEe&
+ L WALTON.
Pastor
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Notice is hereby given that q
contract for the furnishing Of al
Supplies for County as described
IN Schedule on file with the
Clerk OF Board of Supervisors.
for months of July, August and
September 1912. win be let to
the lowest bidder on MONDAY.
the 9th day of July. 1912.
All bids are required to be seal
ed and filed with the Clerk on or
before 10 o'clock A. NJ, on said
date. Bonds win be required of
Contractors as provided by law.
and the Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids filed.
BY order of the Board Of SUI
p~ervisurs. June l. l942.
K v. BuRNHAM
President
Il. 81
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk.
g-s. g-l2 e-Ig, 6-26
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FIRST p CHURCH
Moss Point

Preaching. Sundays at II A n,
and 100 p n
Sunday School At 1000 A n
Training Union at TOO r N
Midweek Services Wednesday
at 800 p 81
Early Morning Prayer Services
each day At TOO O'clock for the
month OF June
You are cordially invited 70 at
tend
REV ] F. BROCK, Pastor.
REV. BILL BEAN,
Associate Pastor.
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6uf n Fascagania Street
THE Friendly charch with /
Welcome
Our Regular Services.
sunday scheoi. luce A nj
Morning Worship 100 a NJ
EvanEeiislie Service. 80 p n.
Prayer kieeting. Wednesday
= 80 r 81
TO those If YOU not attending
church elsewhere we extend 4
special invitation 70 visit cur
Sunday School Bring your fam
- and meet with Us al the usual
hour.
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
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KREoLE BAPTIST CHURCH

Gas a M-Sunday school. HRS.
John HaaTala. superintendent
100 A. N. and 7.30 p NJ
Worshlp service
$50 p NIB T. u.
Tuesday
200 p. Nv M u. and Sun
beam Band
SEQ p M-Sundsy school
teachers and officers meeting.
"Wednesday
7s45 p M-Mid-sSeek prayer
services.
We invite YOU to worship with
us In our services.
Rev JEWEL GOLDMAN,
Pastor.
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EscATAwpA BAPTI
CHURCH

Sunday
loco A M-Sunday school.
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
100 A M-Morning worship
rs r M-Evenlng service
each LIST and 3rd Sunday.
Monday
T.30 p NV 81 I business
meeting
Wednesday
80 = M-Sundav school
council, general business.
\ c WfNDHAM.
PASTOR.
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Schedule Of Services
$50 A M-Sunday school
1890 A M-Moruing sermon
ESQ p. M-TraininE Union
T.30 p. M-Evangelistic Mes
sage
7su0 Y. NJ. WedneSday-Prayer
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
10 worship with us.
MONTE a DAVIS,
Pastor.
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Sunday Sehool-i0am a. 81
Worship Servioe-Sunday. To
p NJ
Special Mothers Service Sun
day night
Young Peoples Meeting Tues
day. 80 = n
Prayer Meeting - "Wednesday.
p NJ
Rev 7 " DAVIS and WIFE
Pastors.
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FIRST BAPTIST U R

Fa@agaaIa Mississippi
Hours = Services
fenaenE
Sunday
HAS = n SUNDAY school y.
=. Robinson superintendent
100 4 n morning worship
100 = n Baptist Training
Union Al J ~ Adams diree-
-
800 = b. Evening worship
Wednesday
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REoHcAHIZEp CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church School aa5 A MI.
L Barrow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service. II A M
First Sunday 81 each manih
xiDns League young pe0plel
Thomas. leader
Women's Meeting 7s0 p 1t.
every other Monday-Mrn. J l.
Barlow leadef
hid week Prayer Service. Too
+ ~. "Wednesday
Everyone cordially invited.
A n BARNES.
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS.
Reporter
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6 p n Prayer service
Friday
30 & M Choir rehearsal
LLOYD n Gotten. 8lreetor
A wafm aeAeons. IS extended
y1u 60 atfeua TIE services 81 our
church Especially sre We happy
to haVe fhe service THn worship
with u
J. GREEN. IN D.
Pastor
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yzf7u 81 $500 and filed with tAR
SECRETARY On OF before 5 Y n Oh
June &C. 1874
Bond wEu BE- required q thN
cantrsctor snd slze Beard ct Trux-
tres reserves TIE right 20 reject
any ard al BIDS
A CERLOT
preesanma
O II MARTIN
Secretary
s-s. STA SIS. e76
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Moss Point Church
News
KnEoL.E METHopfsT

S~ches3ule
sunday-Sunday School. 1900
"A M = II Lander. aHpeFintend-
ent League. TOO = d.
Worship Services. 100 a NJ.
49, so p n.
Monday Women's Society 81
Christian Service every other
Monday Of the month
Wednesday Prayer meeting
80 p n
Rev J IT PAYNE.
Pastor.
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST CHURCH

1000 A MZsundav School,
Lee Hill superintendent
100 A M-MornlnF worship
service on second Sundays
74b y. N Eveling Worship
service on second Sundays
7.30 p Mid week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
500 = M-Womens Mission
airy Society meeting on Monday
after the second Sunday of each
month
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
uaeeeannsf4


PaNeaF0ula
Lorated Ia shinyard acciiou on
Henry ayensse
Sunday
as5 a 81 Sunday sehnai a
y Crane. Superintendent
1Iam A b.. Morning Worship
Service
go P. 81. B 7 T. Hour.
FLOYD Stephenson director
Tsfs p. A.. Teachers and OF
ficeTx Meeting
WEDNESDAY
It's p. M-SonR Service
500 p. n Prayer Service.
Al visitors welcome We ex-
Tend 20 soa = hearty invitation
10 snEne ard worship uilh us
] l. MORGAN.
Pastor.
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UNION CHURCH

Eon-denominationaL. South
P~aseaeoula street Homer Miller.
superintendent Miss Lens A
Hat superintendent Primary De
paftment 3a00 = H. Sunday Scrv-
ices
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CHURCH OF COL

Fast Moss Point
1000 A M-Sunday school.
Joe Barrow. superintendent
loo A. 81 and 7.3o r NJ
Preaching service every Sunday.
500 p. NV l. b., each Sun
day. Cecil Mcdonald. leader.
300 r M-Prayef service
each Thursday
Rev. JOHN A. STUBBS,
Pastor
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ST. PTERREs
CHURCH
G.ufsa# hfH2

e.30-Morang Prayer and Ser
mon D. the rector. Tie second
Sunday " llse month the service
IS Hoy Communion and rIIzan.
hes. FREDERICK S KESGB,
Pasto
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Nowadays kids have to have a
pair Of new shoes every time the
moon changes We were about
seventeen before we found out
that they made shoes for children.
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CHURCH or TINE NAzAHENE

80 South pascsgoula Street
Sunday School es5 a NJ, If
Z Stevenson, president
Regular Worship Service, leo
a M.
Young Peoples Society T.n0
r NJ airs G d Caatleheny.
president
Eyangsliatie Service Tsf5 p n
l. S POLK.
Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
Baptist CHURCH

Bsvou Casotle
Sunday School al a45 4 n.
Louis Lander. superintendent
Presiding service every first
and fourth Sunday. NJ Ii09 a
IA and Tsa0 r. 81
Rev. a ~ WEIFuHD.
Pastor.
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FATHvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

! Nh Nv 1AEAA&A AtA0AAA-
Market Street
Sunday School II 1000 A n
G. " Iayaor, superintendent
Presiding service every EeEaud
and fourth Sunday ~ 100 A n.
snd go p 81
Prayer meeting Wednesday az
TOO r N.
Everyone welcome
4 d WEXFORD.
ps tor.
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Truth les al The bottom q the
well bui the mud singers never
dig quite that dep
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

kre0Ie MIS-
Meets II Fremens Hall
Bible Seaool 200 F M
Worship 500 P A.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
~ Canty eseet
Sunday June a.
Gas a NJ. Sunday neheta
1000 A * Bihln ciaske
1l0u A n morning worship.
What IS TRUTH
zoo p 81 Young People
League a. manse
500 p n. evening worship
Sermon Our Path II Gods
J. c CRANE d D,
Minister
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
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