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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28
.DaDS Relate Fantastic
Yarn OH West Coast Raid
81 Survivors
Reach Brazil

RECIFE, Brazil, May Is
(P)-The arrival of the Ar
gentine steamer Rio Iguazu
today with So survivors of the
tOrpedOed British ship Barr
dale knocked one of the prin-
cipal props from under the
week-old Italian claim to
have. tornedOed and sunk a
United Sta Is battleship of the
Maryland class. The Rome
radio for several days had
been broadcasting statements
that the survivors picked up
by the Rio Iguazu were from
the United States battleship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28
Command Ends

NEW DELHI, India, May 28
-(P)-General Harold X. G..
Alexander issued a special order
of the day today saying "my
command of the British Imperi-
all armed forces in Burma has
come to an end with the with
drawal of the army from that
country"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28
U-Boat Sunk?

LONDON, May 28- (P) --
Reuters, British News agency,
reported today that an Axis sub
marine was believed to have
been destroyed yesterday off
st. Lucia, British West Indies,
after a second submarine attack
on the damaged u. S. Destroy
er Blakeley in the Caribbean.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28
Bridges Decision

WASHINGTON, May 20 --
CUP)-AttOrney G n e
Francis Biddle is expected to
announce today whether he will
order the deportation of Harry
r. Bridges, 40, Australian-born
Pacific coast CIO leader, or can
Gel the proceedings against
him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28
Chooses Course

WASHINGTON, May % --
(UP)-JOhn l.. Lewis, stormy
figure of American labor for 20
years, has definitely decided to
lead his United Mine Workers
on an independent course, a
close associate said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28

The effect will be to prevent
workers from changing from
one plant to another without ap-
prevail of the government q.
ency.
A spokesman for the man.
power commission said labor
"pirating" through Offers q
higher pay had become - wSde-
spread, especially in the aircraft
industry, that it interfered With
war production.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28
j. ). freezes
War Plant Jobs
Rules Aimed
at Piroting

WASHINGTON, May 2e-1
Hundreds of thousands Of -
sential workers are forbidden -
change Jobs in war INDUSTRIES
under government orders hoine
drawn up today to stop pirate
ing Of skilled men by rival
manufacturers.
Orders being prepared by tn
war manpower commission for
immediate issuance make tho
United States employment ser-
vice the sole hiring agency for
critical skills in critical areas"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28

MUSHROOM, Mi b., May
% - R - Clio leaders q
Michigan locked askance =.
day ut the decision Of ~
War Manpower Conamiss3sa
to freeze essential war work
ers to their jobs. expressing
fear that some workers WouA
suffer unless wages were SAL
ilixed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-28

Importiol Coverose
of All Local News
Evening star., 1942-07-19

To be SIRE Of complete daintiness,
battle Wifb Palmolive. THE one beauty
soap made Uitb Oipe and Palm Oils.
Make no mistake, the girl with that
young, glowing, ''fresh-tubbed-look" has
winning way with men. Bombarded
with compliments, showered with dates
=. she is the envy of other women.
Thus, your daily beauty bath becomes
vital to your charm. But, your body-skin
is almost as delicate as baby's! You must
choose your soap with utmost care
In making your choice, consider these
facts When the Dionnc . Quintuplctswcrc
Evening star., 1942-07-19

born, Dr. Dafoe prescribed olive oil for
their extra-sensitive skin When the time
came for soap and water baths, it was
only natural for the Doctor to choose
Palmolive. For, Palmolive alone, among
all leading soaps, is made with Olive and
Palm Oils natures finest beauty oils.
And, today, after seven years of Palmolive
beauty-baths, the Quins have healthy,
naturally lovely skin.
Surely, Palmolive's gentlencss is one
reason that it's the worlds largest-selling
beauty soap! Surely, you can trust such
a soap to help you keep that Schoolgirl
Complexion All Overr'
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

timiento inconfesable, de envi-
dia, DE- rencorcillo contra el com
pahero afortunado, de triSteza
ante el bien de los otros...
No, no era ESQ.,.
No era NADIA de ESQ.
AL e~ontrario; era un dolor no.
be, cast dulce, de tan bueno, un
dOlor humane, un dolor de hon.
brecito, de alma madurada pre-
maturamente por la deSgracia
y la adversidad.. Y que 81 padre
Dick resumi6 en- estas palabras,
murmuradaS en- voz baja. apo
yandose contra la puerta, lejos
del grupo apaSionado V deliran-
te que rodeaba a Tony en- aque-
los momentos de indescriptible
emoci6n:
ii Pobre de mi, pobre de MI,
TONY tambien tiene padres, ia
milia, Seres queridos sobre la tie
IRA, un hombre bueno Y una mu
jeE hermosa y dulce, que nora-
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

los ccmercioS de la Gale de Fer
nandO, a vsr ST..
Tony miro a la marquesa, es-
psrando su contestaci6n.
Dick miraba a su vez a la
gran dana con unos ojos iris
les cuya tristeza escapaba a to-
40 81 mUndo en- estos INSTANCES
de dicha y 1olor e~neontrados.
\ Ia mar22e a acab6 por con-
testar,
Mira. ST.. cast crso que Sc
ra 10 mejor, que baje ell niho....
emo os parcel. dice 81 re-
fran que mss ven cuatro oios
que no dos. Y 70 tengo tanta
intranquilidad!..
Maria de la Cruz intervino:
isl, YES YES, hijo mio!...
! Quiza I'll tengas mas slsrte oue
mi marido y que el marques.
Los ninos sen los favoritos de
Dios!... iAIda!
-iYo vOy cOutigO medic
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

jaremoS todoS al comedor jun
tos.
Pero Dick, per cuya mentc
hacia I'm ratio que cruzaban
mil ideas eXtranas e imperio-
sas, repuso en- otro tono. son
riendo con dulzura:
No, 20 no me queio aqui
sonora marquesa; voy a salir.
con su permiso, un instante.
@tQue vas a salir?,.. AIDE
mas, va os terencs dicho. hijos
mics, que no nos ,lam6is "sen9-
IA marqueSa' nj "ssnor mar
Ques". Doha Moves.
ii Perd6n, dona Nieu,s; per-
@6neme listed!
va estas perdonado. ~ q
d6nde quieres in?
-Es que he psnsaio que qui-
"a ercuen.re las hca las De c.
liza vclviando 9 Ia perfumeria In
gieSG. Adomas. n.nca estara de
score que ms de otra vuelta por
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
ESPERASE QUk Il BENEFIT
Go DE Ia MARINA DELE
UNA CTILIDAD DE $500

e. Sr. Q1inlan, designate por
George Howell para iirigir Ia
organization del partido 4e Pc
lota a beneficio Dc, Fondo de Au
x.lio de Ia Marina, manifesto a.
er que ingresaron va en- Gaia
$1,000 Y que Sc espera un rendi
uiento total de $500.
Las sociedades Y logias lati-
mas entregaron aun sus cuen-
Is. por haber nombrado hume
.rgsas comisiones; pero 10 haran
en- esta semana.
Result6 el desafio un compile
TO exito. y sc estableci6 una mar
ca de espectadores para la Flo
rida, con la exception del juego
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

ban por 81, que lie echaban de
menos, que le buscaban. "A mi
nadie me quiere, nadie me bus
ca nadie me echa de menos en-
toda la rdondez de la tierral...
70 estoy solo bien solo,. 70
no tengo familia, nj padre, nj
madre, nj un hermano, nj siquie
ra el amor de esa chiquilla a Ia
que yo adoraba tanto... de-. mi
Norma! .iPobre de mi...!
Dick iba a llorar.
Las lagrimas pugnaban por
brotar de sus ojos dulces.
Iba a ofrecer a todos estos Sc
hores, a los marqueses, a los que
resultaban los padres de Tony, a
Tony mismo. que l.oraba de ale
gria entire tantos brazos, ell es-
pectaculo de su dolor y su mi
Seria.
Pero Dick estrangul6 IN so
Eozo, hacienda un gran esfuer-
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

Tony.
mo, no, til no!-opuso vi
Vamente Dick; til, no, Tony.
Como. iPor que?...
-Porque til debes estar aho-
"a con tus PADRES. Nj ellos tie
deJarian sa,ir... YES, YES con e.
Hos t..
Maria d, las Moves, que ha-
bia DIDO la conversation de los
dos ninos, sc abalanz6 sobre
Dick y lie cubr!6 de besos. muir
muranjo:
-iGrLcias, paqueno, graeiasl
Laego cogi6 a su hiio de la
mano, Y tirando de 81, invitan-
do tambi6n a su esposo a que la
siguiera, ahadi6:
isl, Miguelito Sc viene con
nigo, cen nosotros!... Isl vie
-as, A.g1el, 81 efscto cue me ha-
e oi..e lamar Tony!... tAh,
que horror!... iNo lie aameis a.
Sill. IFS MiguaitO, mi MiSOe-
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. 324
TONIC rERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

raba, en- un arrebato de 6xtasis:
IA, Maria, Maria!... ;Vuestro
hiJo, vuestro pequeno.... Ven
aca!.. Ven a mis- brazos tam
bien! L.. Isl, es 81, es ELL; mien
tras los marqueses de Rio Verde
Sc abalanzaban. tambi6n. asom-
bradisimos, y el matrimonio
Rillard asistia a Ia escena mudo
de espanto, con las manos cru
zadas y cambiando entire 81 pa
aabras temerosas Y asustadas,
en- voz baja... i;Dick. el pObre
Dick Sc sentia morir de dolor!l!
Pero era un dolor que no man
chaba nj Ia mas leve sombra de
bajeza, nj I'm adarme de un sem
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
PAUL WAIVER ESPERA LIE
GAR A LOS 1900 "JILCTES"

New York, jnio Paul Wa
ner. un pslotero Qre pesa 153 IL
bras, las mismas que p5<a0a
cuarjo ingres6 en- los Piratas.
IN 1926, anhala hegar a .os 5000
jilotes' y espera podsr hacar.o
en- q torneo de P.ttsbUrg, psro
.jugando e, como 10 haze actual
mante, Dc los Braves de Boston.
WaLsr ,usnt2 al presente con
29e3 hits" Y i faltan II para
liagar a .os 5000.
Lagaron a les coo e~arsu
ticos," en- 81 cargera "si bol
ro." los celebres jugad2ras t.
Cobb, iris Speaker. Eddie Co.
Inns. Cap Arson, Larry Lajci
Y Hans Warner.
Waner 70 Jug eon soreiua-
los, pero usa artipsrras, para
leer, des5e que era n.n0
Trat6 de usar los "cistales"
para jugar. pero no le dieron re-
sultado.
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er del Brooklyn, 315, = Dixie
Wa.<er, Brcc,iyn, 314.
C1atro catcher figuran entire
los princes baealo. Is, Paa ps.
Lom5s5i, Lanmano Owsl.
Dolrh Camilli, IA primara del
Brooklyn, es el jsfe De los "jon-
roneros' en- ia L:ga, con un total
de echo. lie sigucn. .192tsd-
en- si-'e csda uno, NJ Cit, VII
lard Marshal y Frank u, Cor
mick.
Frc.lan Fer~an ez e e. c,a
ha bataa1o mas hits, 80; Edd.-
Joos 81 mayor rimaro 5a "tu-
3ey". Is, Y Slaughter IA mayor
canta1si De tribes 5.
Stan Musial, de les Cardsna-
les, t;ene ano ado &! m9y,r nj
nero d. ~carreras, con s., una
r-a NJ OF.
JOHNNY Mig v W1larri Mar
sssl imruls IS Y 81 c2rra-
c, r-espcctivamente.
Eddie Male,. los 7~a~os,
r 7 ma~cI n-mero e asses
echo.
Larry French ? a csbsz2 de
los ianz9dores, con y..to..as '
t"rroto
Curt DAVIS I-va &c .--2d25
siete victorias y cen Una -ola
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
LIGA AMERICANA

Toes los Clubs descansa-
ron aver.
La ros:ci6n d. las noyenas Is
a que va a continuation: New
York, 81 victorias Y II derro-
as. promedio de 738. Detroit,
26 victorias Y % derrotas, pro-
medic de 542, Boston, % victo-
rias Y 20 derrotas, %promedio ds
rs. Cleveland, "a ganados y
IL perdidos, 533 puntos. s..
Louis. % ganados Y "a perdi-
dos. 489, Chic2go, Is y &c, 400.
Washington. II Y &c, 395. Phi
.adephia. 10, Y 30, 388.
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
BCNHM 40 HA SIDO AUN
D~ERROTADO

New York, JUNO 2.-En la Ii
ga Americana solo hay dos pit
cheers que aun no han sido de-
rrotados, Ernie Bonham, de los
Yankees, con 7 victorias Y MIN
guna derrota, Y Joe Haynes, de
les Medals Blancas, con cinco
triunfos Y ningan contratiempo.
Tommy Bridges, el veterano
de los Tigres, ostenta seis victo
rias Y una derrOta, 10 mismo que
Spud Chandler, de los Yankees
Eden Auksr. de los Browns.
cuenta con siete triunfos, pero
le derrotaron dos wees.
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

TO- porque Tony Sc aeercaba a
81.
El marques de Rio Verde y
Pedro Sc acababan de marchar a
guir buscando a Celita.
! Tony, cuyos padres le ACADIA
can de libertar de sus brazos. Sc
acerc5 a Dick, murmurando con
contento infinite:
-tTd, VS., Dick, que mila-
gro2~ Mis- padres!... iAh!..
-iOh, I'll no sabes 10 que me
allegro, Tony queridol...
va 10 Sc, Dick. Y ahora
vamos con mis- padres a su al
coba. 5Tu vienes tambien. YER
dad?. Van a iisponerse para 81
ccmedor..
La marqussa intervino. acer-
canoose a los dos muchachos
No, Miguelito! Dick que
"a aqui con nOsotrOs. Luego ba-
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
OEP021E
VENDTDO JIMMY FOXX \
LOS CUBS DE CHICAGO

Boston, JUNO 2.-LOs ssrvi-
clos del vet5raro in.c.slisca Jim
my Foxx, uno de los meiorzs ba-
teadores derechcs de Ia pe'ota
organize Ia, Sc traspasaron ay=r
par los Medias Rojas de Boston
al Chicago-Cubs, novena que d.
rige su amigo Jimmy Wilson.
Todcs los clubs" de la l.ga A
meyicana aL.naron sus servi-
clos, aurQve Is fu.ron ofreci-
rs 5ajo las reglss del "circui-
to-.
f. a5o pasado So vic que te-
MIA sus dias con.sdcs en- 81 Bos-
ton, cusndo e. dueno del team"
Tom Yawksy, trat6 de obtener
para e., sin conseguirio, la direc
ci6n de los Indies de Cleveland.
Recientemen.e, en- una prac-
tica al bate, sufri6 Jimmy la
fracture de una costilla Y Con-
ME Mack, que deseaba adquirir-
10, Gamble de parecer.
Wilson calcula que Fox dara
a su novena la pC.encia en- pa
tear" Qe necesita.
En- les amos 1921. 1888 y
1888 Sc Ie declare el pelotero
mas valioso de 81 liga.
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
LIGA NACICNAL

No habia juegos senalados pa
"a aver.
La posici6n de las novenas en-
este circuito es la siguiente:
Brooklyn. 80 ganados. Is PER
didos Y I'll de pronedio. St.
Louis, p ganados, IS perdidos
Y 581 de promedio. Boston, "a
ganados, % perdidos Y 522 de
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

De las Estreilas, en- 1910. al cual
as;s.ieron 1900 fanatics.
Como saben nuestros lectores.
as "estrelas" dc Ibor City d.
TroJaTon & domingo q las &c L
Costa CesSe, proo&ndose q1e los
nejores ~relotaros &c Tampa jut
gan en- 4 Liga Intersocial.
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

pronedio. New York. % Y %,
con 30 puntos. Cincinnati. %
Y %. 500. Chicago. q Y "a, 467.
Pittsburgh, 19 y q, 413. Phila-
delphia, II 3 80, 394.
La gaceta., 1942-06-02
ia HEr~|rA

Curpl,6 80 amos q pasado a.
cuT~,e 81 de2;mo sGptimo
O. .ae mayores.
los Braves juCaran nueve de
safios sntas De llegar a Pitts
br-E para -1tonces esPera Wa
n. -rs2 my cerca de los
.3,0cG.
La gaceta., 1942-06-02

20, porque Tony Sc aeercaba a
81.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
BAPTIST

Mrs T. a Hays entertained
the Juanits Byrd Circle ~ 20
home On Monday afternoon Mrs
& l. Bond presided owe the
business session A soclal hour
was enjoyed AZ which time the
hostess served sandwiches. cake
and ICED drinks
The Margaret Lackcy Circle en-
Ioyed > meeting on Monday after
no1n IN the home of Mrs J n.
Rape Mrs T l. DeLaxhmei pre-
sided over the business meeting
Mrs Allen Jones led the de-
vosional A social hour was en-
iosed and refreshments were
served
Circle Number Three was en-
tertained on Monday afternoon in
the home Of Mrs Tim Blades
Mrs. ". II Nelson presided over
the business meeting and Mra 4.
( LEY ied the devotional A
social hour was enjoyed ai which
tinae the hostess served refresh
meutz
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PRESBYTERIAN

Circle Number One me- At the
home q Mrs Stone Mclnnn on
Monday afternoon Mrs d Il Nc
Colium gave the devotional and
Mrs G a Graham led the pro-
gram. giving . talk on F~orgive
neS Members we're very I'D
70 have with them Mrs ! { Cal-.
noun q Mt Olive. Miss guest 81
Ms 9 a Graham. ana Mss.
Bessie CoWan a salsd eaarse
sish Al ieed drink was afeedf
during the social hour to the
twelve present
Circle Number Two met At the
home q Mrs n n Knapp ~
Monday afternoon Mrs Gregory.
\ 9od led the devotional A sheFf|
business meeting was he'd toll
bowed hy . social hour Al uhIrh
time the hostess served ice lam
and cake
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oafrfv b gkN hsxftest hs8aer Ger
eash a. fhe fusafn entranrr. tsunf
dasow - ue C1znfv CgaFs House
* gise GatN II PAacaRpai8, Mm
stxalppa. an Ment4y Juiy Ash,
ssEz mstlaln @Nai hoaFN ua Co.
bomfna described real estate 10
1aekan Eounst. Mssi@apY4 10
Mfl Muaatea il Sections IA ana
Township q SsAth Range ;
West
Is rthe
heK1nnlnx & ghe Southwest
earneT II Seefsap & To~nship .
Saugh. Range 5 West whigh pcini
woal5 D. tire N1sE~~zs v~=T -
Sectson *. Il said seetiun Was a
regular section themes running
East ) distance ~ thirty chains
thence running South . distances OF
twenfy sever chains and sixty
seven llaka. thence running West
q distance Of thirty chains
thel1re North 4 distance OF
twenty seven chains and sixty
seven links 20 the place Of be-
ginning. containing eighfy-thrce
lA11 scre3
Witness my hand THIS z day Of
June 1914
FRED TAYLOR
Special Commissioner
6 %. IS. 40. TIT
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Meeting Of Auris
Fender Circle
Monday Afternoon

The Aufis Pcnder Circle 4 lie
Flfst Baptist Church met in tie
Recreation Room % the e s
Maritime Building CO. loth fsz.et
On Iuiy . - Q 3 "a To- ue5s
regular mnnthiy Bible stuag "a
gram
TIE uaeetlng vas opened Wtth.
g prayer hy Mrs Wallae -
then tie circle chairman -.
Raymond 4 king. read taf "a
utss q tha last meeting n he
ahsenee Of the secretary. axnTa5aa
IaE Ne purpose Of the Zelms I'D
Il which fhe Circle cautnaat
= free Nil oneung wa 10
taken and the Circle aeesa +
turn TIE coiiccison Of SIS -
= IL $50 Wa Fgnd ua ths
DIVE GONG on After the -
aa session Mm Wallace pseea
IL piano Tor ihs Won.aa -
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

forever THUS oNafh 500 carxas
~ fhe dnnhe8ense 80 these sme
wesn Gea nd msae and prosid
81 fn - ah1nzzanfiy
Nc kaaa. Wagaan o. chlid Gan
hve without oheytnE reFtain
nuies unhapplness and suffer
lng. even death cunie 20 tn0@
who disuhex even earthly laws
Resist temptation Strive 70 1--we
ni~amaeieasly. doing what m right
Ia th4 eyes 81 man bat even
more ~ tn laws 81 God TIE
Fsthe1. If you woald really 1--we
For ItN soul that Mpneih, IL
SHALL die
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METHODIST

The three circles % the Wom
ans SOCIETY uf Christian Serx
ice Of the First Methodist Church
vii meet together at the church
Tuesday evening a. eight o'clock
where q special program On At
rlcan Missions will be presented
~ iha Harriet Farley Circle with
Miss ms Thompson u leader.
Tins meeting will take ths place
Of the regular program meeting
on the fourth Monday. Members
are asked 10 note the change and
atsend the meeting Tuesday even
ing A fun attendance Is urged
aud visitors will b. welcomed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10

sang Let me Lower Lights Be
burning. and af toe Close q the
uuH. tie nesting was turaed
ea t. Mrs J Il HARDY, the Bible
SEudg Chairman who explained
u E deVoui and understanding
mannef. ne answers 70 the cues
1Iuna = fEe lesson from Job 6
fhFauzh lob - IN the Bibie
- LofIIn CLOSED tine meeting
NIlh prayer and 81 ten O'Clock the
Circle departed Tor home
Uzaze - attendance were Mrs.
8. + Hardy. Mrs c l. WaIlare
=. 2 ? Loflln. Mrs n y PIKE.
- oeefI okl@bee Mrs J {
Esnl Mn = ~ Bates Mrs. x
= Atkins Mfz X n king and 3
-. 40 Helcome member. Mrs
= + Fope
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q a or
VICTORIES CHURCH

suniny Moss $50 aN and
iaW A ~
Weekday Ga ass $50
a. A.
Confess Saturdays { T. &.
and 2 % : p Il Ea IS Feast
DAYS 4 t. n
Religious Instruction sstuF
6ayx $50 A M Sundays after
necond Mass Newman cfab Tor
High aal 81 Sundays afteg
necund Mass
Devusaum NoeeEa 4 Cur
Lads o. Perpetual Help 81 san
day ~ 100 =. s.
Meetings {. = q Oh M0nday
81 TO p n Altar xeke ~
Fnxs TUESDAY 81 In 81 9
l. v Aiumni On first Thursday
a. 10 p ~ fiusy Nasa g
on second Sunday ailsF afss
Mass
Rev CARRY
paa1uT. pEtasse
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METHODIST CHURCH

sunday. May 81
10 a M-Churrh school. X A.
Owens. superintendent
II A M-MoFning Worship.
sermon b. Mr. W 7 Sparkman.
s. Miss Eugenia Eason. 0FKan
.nf
8 y M-Fiith Sunday Union
Meeting 81 the Presbyterian
Church sermon by Krv = A.
uIuaeg
Monday. june H.
80 = NJ. monthly business
meeting W s c S AZ the church
Wednesday. June -
Us p AZ. prayer service
Btl5 p NJ. CHOIR practice
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NOTICE OF c~oNsTABLE's
SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
OF Mississippi.
County Of Jackson
John A Green
vs.

~
County Of Jackson
John A Green
VS.
placide Walker
Judgment rendered Feb 9Th
1887 IN Justice Peace C0urts and
enrolled March 10th 1887.
Amount Of Judgment S472S
Int Sc from date
Justice Peace Court costs SIS
By virtue Of . writ Of execution
10 me directed BY W c Ravens.
Circuit Clerk Of jackson County,
Mississippi. on judgment enrolled
in his office on the 10th day Of
March a D., 1887. from a tudg-
ment obtained in. the Justice
Peace Court District No, 3, said
jackson County, Mississippi, on
the 9Th day Of February 1887. in
favor Of John A Green. Plaintiff,
and against plaeide Walker, de-
PENDANT / will. on Monday the
10th day Of July A D.. 1912. AZ
the front door Of the Court House
Of Jackson County, IN the City Of
pascagoula. Mississippi within le-
gal hours. sell al public cutlery, 20
the highest and best bidder for
cash. all the right title, interest
and claim the defendant Placide
Walker has IN and TO q certain
tract. piece OF parcel Of land in
Section Six. Township Eight
South. Range Five West in Jack
son County. Mississippi. and more
particularly described as:
Lot Three 60 Of Subdivision Of
George Washington Property in
the N A Dees Tract as recorded
IN Surveyors Record HDck D.
Page l3l on file IN Chancery
Clerks office. said jackson Coun-
". Mississippi
WITNESS my signature upon
this the 18th day Of June A. D.,
1872.
". r. STEPHENS
Constable Beat ;. jackson County.
Mississippi.
6-Is. 6s26. 7-3, Ito
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ST. JOHNS
EPTRcoPAL CHURCH

Conn Pms and lave 0ak street,
Pascagoaia
SUNDAY service
-hgig communion anl #eF
mon
fQs0D-NHuoaE ~
~1laeO-Mufuana PRAYER aad E
Fgtgu Epefsaa HHa
Monday 81 4 q saa Ere IN
vited ~ iuaa ~ Station MEaEA
1910 klioeyc 8hs Rector spea
every Mondae Il -. HaaE
Rev. FRIEDRICH $ KEseH
Rector
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METHODIST CHURCH,

EafUea Dupont avenue and south
fcaKnsiia street
Sunday. Juiy H.
1000 A A.. Church ehn8I
1tW a Al. Morning worship
us ~ NJ Youth Fellowship
ECO n n Evening worship
Monday. july t3
% y A.. " S E S meets
wlih Mrs & n nacot neaeh Blvd
Tuesday. Juiy H.
SEQ p ~ Wesley Brotherhood
Wednesday. luss Is
g y ~ Prayer service
SIS r. ~ eaoif practice
Rev + " uLMER
Pastor
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YaanE ps0piea Mreas9 Tan
aag. I'D y Nc
Prayer Meeting wriuaaaf
+ 81 e
Rsv Z " DAVIS and WIFE
Past
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule FOR the week
Sunday
as45 4 M-Church school,
100 a ~ Worship services
eco + NJ Youth Fellowship
Tm p M-W0shlp services
Monday
9e0 = M-McetinE Of " S {
S Circles May Cowan Ceeils
Daley
Tuesday
T3oP M-iiarnei Fairey Cir.
Gle
"Wednesday
20 = Mid week prayel
SERVICES
X L WALTON
Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Moss Point

preaching Sundays ct II a n
ard 8 o. = ~
SUNDAY school ~ 1000 A NJ
TrslHlna union II TOO p n
Mdweak Services Wednesday
It 0aa0 p n
Eafly Morning Prayer SeFekes
eaeh day 81 TOO O'clock i0 ihs
monsh of JUNE
Yoa are cordially invited b st
tend
REV BROCK Pastor
REV BILL BEAN.
AaAocaate raslnr