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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
Virginia Hubbard,
 Waller E. BriCe,
 Married Yesterday

In an informal ceremony per- formed at 12:15 am. Monday, Miss Virginia Hubbard of Juneau was married to Staff Sgt. Walter E. Brice of Chilkoot Barracks.
 The bride is the sister of Lee Hubbard of this city and MT. and Mrs. Hubbard were the only at tendants during the ceremony. Sgt. Brice had come from Chilkoot Bar racks for the weekend and left to return to his post early Monday morning.
 i The bride wore traditional white, d white dress and hat and match ing flowers. Mrs. Lee Hubbard wore blue.
 The Rev. w. H. Matthews, Jr. performed the ceremony in the Methodist Parsonage and only rela- tiyes attended
 Mrs. Brice is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. w. Hubbard of Liberal, Kansas and Sgt. Brice's mother lives in Washington, D. c. He has two brothers in Ketchikan, Kingdom and Eugene Brice. Sgt. Brice formerly was in the office Of the Bureau of Public Roads ;n Juneau before going into the ser- vice.
 Mrs. Brice is employed at the First National Bank. She is now making her home in the Juneau Eofp1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
TOUT OF FOG" AT TWENTIETH
 AGAIN TONIGHT
John Garfield, Ida Lupina Share Top Honors in
 Dramatic Film

Showing again tonight at the goth Century Theatre here is the film out of the Fog" starring John Garfield and Ida Lupino.
 The picture opened at the 2Oth Century Sunday and brings an ex- cellent supporting cast to play with the dramatic star. John Garfield who has made success after success in such pictures as "The Sea Wolf, Dust Be My Destiny and "Ol Mice and Men"
 Ida Lupino, another rising young star, gives a fine performance op' posite Garfield. In the supporting cast are Thomas Mitchell, Eddie Albert, and George Tobias.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
NAVAL BILL ASKS 1400
 WAR SHIPS
House Com mittee Ap- proves S8,0O0, 100000
 Program for Fleet

WASHINGTON, June l6 - Ar $8,055, 100000 ship con structio o T measure in an unprecedented pro- gram designed ultimately to double the size of the U. S. Fleet has beer approved by the House Naval Com mittee.
 The measure, demonstrating tho Navy's increased emphasis on plane carriers pointedly omits any pro- vision for new battleships and pro- vides for more than 1400 ships oi all types, including more than 400 combat craft of the carrier, cruiser and destroyer categories.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
CARL HUPP IN JUNEAU
 OVER LAST WEEKEND

Carl Hupp. former Juneau resi- dent, who is serving with the U. S. Army, spent the weekend in Ju- neau visiting his wife and friends. He returned to Chilkoot Barracks yesterday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
GERMANS CLAIM
 CROSSING D0NEI

BERLIN, June 16 Front-line dispatches today say that the Ger mans have expanded a bridgehead which has won across the Donets River in the Kharkov area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
SHELDON MAKING
 FAIRBANKS TRIP

R. E. Sheldon. Director of the Unemployment Compensation Con- mission, has gone to Fairbanks and other Interior cities for a ten-day trip on official business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
CITY TRUCKS TO DELIVER SAND
 HERE TOMORROW

Juneau residents who have not yet stocked up on sand, a vital ma- terial in fighting incendiary bombs, will have an opportunity to do so tomorrow.
 If you want city trucks to unload sand in front of your homes to- morrow, place bucket, box, or some other receptacle on the curb and city workmen will fill them foc you.
 Store the sand in dry place so that it will dry out as soon as possible. Wet sand, when used on incendiary bombs, has little effect in controlling the bombs action.
 Yunnan, one of the largest prov inces of China, has an area about twice that of New England
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16

NTRONG talk? You bet it is-because it's based 0 on strong facts. Time and time again we've seen examples of Diesel engine life that has actu- ally been DOUBLED by the use of RPM DELO. Now, when strategic materials are short and delays can be fatal, it's more important than ever to keep your Diesel power running as long possible. We know of no other lubricating oil that has approached the records that RPM DELO has set for increasing engine life eliminating ring-sticking, bearing corrosion and sludge trou- ble. Let us show you what RPM DELO can do for your Diesels!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16
MRS. FRED HENNING
 TO HAVE OPERATION

Mrs. Fred Henning has entered St. Ann's Hospital for an appen- dectomy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-16

A temple near Running, the capital of Yunnan Province, China, is made entirely of bronze.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
CONTRACT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
Board Of Trustees Of the Moss
Point City Schools will al their
regular meeting on Monday. Aug
uSt ;, 1892. let contract for trans
porting those coiored pupils en-
titled 70 transportation residing
IN the area Of the international
papermill to the Magnolia School
and return for the session 1892 43
Of the public schools Of saie city
Bids viii be received for one or
two years
Specifications governing said
contract are On file with Q. II.
Martin. secretary Of the School
Board
There will b approximately Is
pupils All bids are required 20
be sealed and accompanied BY
cash OF q certified check il the
SUM Of $500. and filed with the
secretary on OF before S p III on
August 3, 1852
Bond viii De required Of the
eontEactor aud tfse Beard Of Trus
tees reserves the right 10 reject
any and ali bids
J. A CTRLOT
President
o H MARTIN
Tie. TT. - 7-sl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
Weekly Sunday School Lesson

yes .ne esrsh m4s drles ~ and
c. ~sznnan8ed NDsa ard his
Ifasu5fv o. come forth Noahs FIRST
* Nas e. bAlid ar altar 70 Tar
Lao aaabiless e osses uaarskx Tor
hm e. vesance. and tha Is ire
lhrss aue TIE wafd altar appears
In ne Bible ssshough Can and
An offered sacrifices you re-
fxan a sacrifice was uffere4
nna i PLEASED the Lord ~ho sid
n IL heart ] WlIl not aRain
car ur ground ans more Tor
ma sake for the imagination 81
ma S heart Is evil from rs youth
nelshef wia ] again gnsole any
mars every thing living s. ] have
dor
Adam ths first man was GREAT
& good but with 3 free Win by
whleh he yielded 70 temptation
ana fell So his descendants were
seNiI from their youth. By inner
lfanoe
Co blessed Noah and ms sons
ann tol6 them To Be fruitful and
multiply and Feplenish the earth
Ard tha fear Of you and the
dread o. you shall BE- upon every
teaet 81 ise earth. and upon every
foai % the ar. upon al that NOV
eih upon she earth, and upan All
the fishes q the ses into y0nr
hand arr they delivered
Evegy living thing was given
70 iran fDg food, but he waS not 10.
eai anything unless he first killed
III Also. Whose sf1eddeih mans
blood b. ma shall MS blood be
shea for m the image Of God
mace He man" This Is the first
Time 81 the Bible that the Lord Is
mentioned as laying down laws
iof mar 20 follow
Gad then said This IS the
token Of the covenant which I
make between Ne and you and
|eeeTY living creature that i with
you for perpetual generations
7 do sci NY bow in the cloud
and II shall be for q token Of .
|cvenani between Me and the
earth And il shall come to pass.
when ] bring . cloud over The
earth. that the bow shall be seen
IN the cloud
And ] viii remember NJ cove
uant
The word rainbow Is not found
N the Old Testament tut sppears
twice IN the New Even todas
everyone looks eagerly far 4 rain
bow when the sun shines while it
rains and reioices in the sight.
Even Noah. who had al these
dressings bestowed upon him. was
not quite perfect however. as az
the end Of our lesson we find that
ne became drunk with wine and
~disgraced himself
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
Legal Notices

TO THE PUBLIC AND TO TIL
TAXPAYERS OF jackson

IL Ink PUBLIC AND To THE
TAXPAYERS or JACKSON
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
You are hereby notified that
sne personal property assessment
roll Of the above named county.
Tn Nhe year 1879 and TIE real
property assessment roll of the
shove named county for the wears
lnzx and ie4s have been equal
i1eu mccDfding 10 Law. and that
SAID rolls are ready for inspection
and examination. and that any
objections to said rolls. or any as
sessTneni therein contained. shall
be made IL writing and filed with
the clerk Of the Board Of Super
ulsofK Of xatd county. on or before
the lzt Mcnday. the 3ra DAY Of
august 1872. 81 ms office in the
Courthouse Of said county. and
thai al assessments 70 which no
objections arr then and there
made viii be finally approved by
sad Board Of Supervisors. and
thai al assessments % which Oh
iectlnns are made. and which may
he corrected and properly delefm
inad ~ said Beard will Dc made
final ~ said Beard Of Supervis
arx. ard that said rolls and the as
sezzzzaents c~ontained therein viii
be approved BY said Board Of Sd
pere1sorzs and that.
= This Board viii Be II ses
sian. Tor the purpose Of hearing
obiecfioFlS t. the said assessments
which may b. filed at the court
houze IA the Civ Of Pascaeoula
said County and State. G n the ard
dav af August. 1912 and.
THIS Beard Of Supervis-
ors wiii remain il session from
das - dav until all objections.
iawzalse filed shall have been
disposed al and al proper cor
made IL the said roll.
Witness fhe signature and seal
u SD Board Of Supervisors this
fhe 18th daT q JuIy. 1872
THE BOARD OF SEPERVIS
0nS OF JACKSON COUNTY.
y = W BuRNHAM
p FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
Ordered and adjudged this
july I6lh. 1872
K W BURaHAM
II. q. : =. 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
VALUATION NOTICE


ln the chanccg Coagt 9. 1aek
san County. MISSISSIPPI
Ne eeeo
n the Matter az fhe NaIdzuon
al A2ob00le1 IHIRTX THoGs
AND DOLLARS OF SCHOOL
BONDS or NANCLEA#E CON
S0LFUATED SCHOOL DIS
TRICT OF JACKSON COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI issued for TIE psT
pase az constructing school autla
ms and teaeAers nuTue equip.
ping said school hu5AdangA and
teachers h5n1e6 ard purchasing
land upon Whaeh q ereet said
school buildings and teachers
homes as described n TIE reSolu
ton. order and PROCEEDINGS q tnn
Beard az Supervisors 81 sasa
County adopted ana approved az
TIE regular Jags. 1872 meeting 81
the Board
To the Tax Payers q the Van
ciesve Consolidated School Dss
trict o. jackson County. Missis
NOTICE
You are hereby notified THAT the
matter 81 the Valuation 81 the
above mentioned Bonds wlA come
On for hearing before ire chan
eeliof II the Court House al Jack
son County. Mississippi IN the
Isl day Of August 1872 on O.
before which date. objections Il
any, must b flied
FRED TAlLOR.
.chancery Clerk 81 jackson CoEn
Is. 90. = 81.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
KREoLE BAPTIST CHURCH

IS a M-Sunday school Mrs
John haarala superintendent
100 A & and 7s30 ? A.
Worship service
$50 p M-B 7 L.
TUESDAY
40 P Nv NJ. L. and sun
heam Band
TO p M-Sunday sehoo.
teachers and officers meeting
"Wednesday
Is P M-aiid--eek prayer
&zNHnEA
We invite 80 10 worship aith
rs n cur SefKlcca
Rev JEWEL GOLDMAN.
Pasta.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
METHODIST CHURCH

Corner 0upaut avenue and
South azaEuala street
SUNDAY. July 2s
g1sH0 a n church school
1Is0e a r.. morning worship
Us II AZ. Youth Fellowship.
NsaEhah Sfnith rf0agam scatter.
EaN n M evening &o9ahin
MunaAs aule H.
aN f. 81 Sasah Bennett CIR
che mes-ts win Mr3 II e Busby,
Jackson aVenMs
.TaaaaaV. 1ulv 2I~
80 p NJ Circle Ne 8
WEDNESDAYS. JUS 49,
IS = M msaNeek PRAYER ser
wee
AS p NJ. CHOIR rehearsal IA
nana Fassn director
fees3 slsitaf Is ar naDoFed
guest n xnu are Withoai 0
CHURCH honss Gems and 3ofshir
NlH ux
T. " Ul.mER.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24

Nz an besth Inclusive
NNW en- AuR1Et !. issx
SEES 4 IS hu4h iFxsaAive
f54QM en- AagSsxt 4 1874
N@ - both 1gasive
Sfm On AaKusz ]. 1855
% &c fe Il both fncAuziva
xfSNM on AueuEs l. 1915
N& - &c e both u88we
M or AuRxzzt Il 1917
&u ie e 81 both Inclusive
S144M CT august 4 1855
N@ n - q hoth tnxluxive
SIS WW on August 4 1913
Nos q C. - both Inclusive
~ % On August ]. fe50
No Is 70 e. both Inclusive.
SfS0W or August /. 1881
Nos ~ % 81, bofh inclusive.
&isUm On August i 1881
Nos 81 e 81 both inclusive.
SIs0o0 ar August l. 1853
Nos "A 20 ss both Inclusive
&iS0W On August ]. 1864
Nos Sc C IS, both inclusive.
$500 90 on August i, 1855
Nos 20 10 - both inclusive.
xl8W@ on August /. 1856
Nos IS 60 IS both inclusive
flS9W on August !. 1867
Nos - tn "a both inclusive,
xlAB4m on August !. 1858
Nos - 20 81. both inrinsive,
ISooW on August I, 1858
EpA So 70 81. both Inclusive.
Sfs8o0o on August /. 1850
Nos S. 20 s.. both inclusive.
8i5a8m on August !, 1851
Nos So % 81. both inclusive,
$500 % on August /. 1852
Bidders Nall name interest rate
il bids flied Said BonGs vii be
sold 70 the highest bidder for not
less than par and accrued interest
10 date 81 delivery The Board
reserves the right 10 reject any
and ali bids.
a certified or cashiers check
IN the amount OF $i50000 must
accompany each bad. such check
10 be drawn payable to the Treas
ury OF Jackson County. Missis-
sippL
These Bonds viii be validated
By Decree OF the Chancery Court
Of jackson County. Mississippi.
and approved rs 20 validity by
some nationally recognized bond
attorney. The expense 81 iSsu
ance. valuation. approval as to.
validity and printing said Bonds
viii be borne BY the school dis.
frsca for Which SAID Bonds are
issued
Dated III Pascagoula. MlsxiEsip-
pi. this 7th day Of July, a D.,
1882
Il. s. FRED TAYLOR
CLERK OF THE BOARD or
SUPERVISORS OF JACKSON
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Tz1 TIT, 7 =. 1sl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24

. lifetime and TIE cost i surpxis-
ingiy low. Concrete farm JOBS re-
CURE 9 minimum Of erffieaf uar
materials. fou can do the uork
yourself. Or your cement dealer
VI PM you In loaeh with esneTsls
contractors
Write for free booklet q feed
ing floors ard baFnyaf6 Save
ments, o. other lasting eeaasls
improvements.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
TIE LATTER DAY SAINTS
utah Mormon ChaHeh8

Meets on Tuesday 81 - F 81.
eaeH week = Ilis Tylsf street
Faseaeouia
Meets every Ihursdaf = sll
= = ar hosae q = T pagr
River Ko1c
Sunday ahaal evefz suudag
q 1000 A = Sundax eaen.rg
arklces az $40 p NJ Esth .,
hnzza q p 7 EaEh
aNamps
tt NELSON.
DEL1EHT S rAaKER.
E1aeu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24

CONCRETE BARNARD
helps you r0iss more beef
with less feed and lcbor

Nfh the United Nations appeal
ING 70 American farmers 70 raise
more beef and pork, many farmers
ere paUiRe their feed iofe uifh
e0afFefe. This saves feed and
zbor-leaves more feed Iaf pigs
Glowing cattle saves manure.
Authorizes 50 3 conueis feed
. S worth 81 3 head Per rezr IN
4Feef savings.
4 eoncsets pavement III last
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
ASSEMBLY or GOD

co n PeneANaaha Street
TW Friendly Church with .
Wesrama
Cur BeRlaiur Services
Sunday Wheai. loaa0 A ~
informing Worship 1916 4 81
Ksangeltslse Service & r N
PRAYER Meeting Wednesday
i s. + ~
20 ispee 81 yoa not attending
church etaM here we extend a
special invitaaon h. visit CTR
Sunday School Bring yoaf fam
Is ard meet with us ~ lise usual
hour
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24

Young Peoples Meeting. Tues
day. 73o p. a.
Prayer Meeting - "Wednesday,
80 r ~
Rev T. " DAVIS and WIFE
Pastors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
LUTHERAN

ChaSz Luihefan Chlrch
81 Ssaih Paeo8la street
sunday Jas 25th Eenth
Sunday after Trinity
sc a d saa4g a Ar
Willard Defanaa St2 u#efl
en- hiss Catherine Bras aean
~ sson = and Sanae
80 A. n EIaa Glasses
100 p n DIVINE aesazae MEEs
HIM Melene eFaanisE
lessaa Romans q. els Gospel
Iezaa Nsfk - s. asfasu-
sRoau in TIE kaasdou = goa
So p - education Ieeturc
zns discuss 81 tops A0ai
Christianity
Hednea1aF Jus At HsHears
e e fae chaIE = 1-U = =
8ez FREDERICK 4 9KAEF
ElHr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
PasCauOula Church News
rFcvNrH AND CHURCH OFFICERS.

NOTICE TO CERCyKrE AMI CHURCH OFFICERS
The Chrontcle-StaF and Advertiser Is aes8ruls u keep
snn STANDING on tins naHN. under tha head 81 Church News
q complete ard cnFrees alreetoTy Is al the churches ~ our
area. hours al services special meetings ard other wattera
Of interesta e. our church peuple e make THIS directors COM
plete Il IS necessary fhat wp Hes copy Tor changes 81 the
hons 81 service nos later fhan ernrv Wednesday afternoon,
q Ne wish Il publish this direetofy b. The Friday issue IS
car paper. s. please help AS 80 keep Ire list rorrect, ~ send
ms In ycus copy evefy wreck e "Wednesday afternoon -
tie 1aiezN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24

GODS DRAMATIC deexan e
destroy the life IL had ernaaed on
gae earth a tse sahlect af TIE s
aln a4ay ns - Geo eans
men uha oagea thr LnFd wern
maklug marriages win uurn3n
wha although bcautifal, wexe not
good wolren Things went fr0sn
had T. Wufss Until th0 Lord naw
thai tire Wtrkedntsss 0f uzn was
great ia IRE earth and ihat every.
imagination 81 The thoughts Of hn
heart Wak unly evil continually.
Then the LORD Tepensed that ne
bad uaade man and was Ersevea
He uecuaeG tc destroy tsls cfrs.
iafe and every other living hing
upan the earth Hut there wan one
nsau @hom Ese would not destroy
and tis same was Nuah He had
5 Wife and three Sons Shem
Ham and Japhet These sons were
also married and had children
Noah was q Just man and per
fest God SAID to Noah. Tke end
81 81 flesh Is cuzre befo8e me Tor
TIE earth Is filled with si0lence
through them and behold ] wgn
destroy them eith the earlh
lie told Noah % build an ara a.
gopher wood ard directed him
hos g. build Il giving dimaraxiunx
- that Il Is thought the finished
ARK was SIS feet long. Ek feet
aide with 3 carrying capacity ct
14il.7lB tors. as nearly g can
be estimated
Roah obeys The Lora
There was u be . window In
the ark So thai Noah ard ~ pen
pie could see up but nof dnwn
and he was 70 take two Of every
living thing beasts. birds. creep.
ms things. - that when The floods
ueceded the earth could BE- made
pienteous again Noah DID al the
things as ne was commanded and
then Il started 10 rain ana for 20
DAYS and - nights there WAS q
continual downpour. TIE ark
hoated upon the top Of the flood
caused By these rains. for even
the highest mountains were cgu-
erred with wateF.
For $50 DAYS the water stayed
upon the earth. and than Cod
caused , great wind 10 blow 10
dry up the water The ark was
found resting On the i7th day q
the TIN nloHth-Nhich would BE-
0ctobeF-upon Mount Ararak il.
In the following yann
ary the TOPS Of the mountains
were seen. and Noah sent forth q
then 3 dove. TIE dove
could not find ; place to perch
and came back. and after smother
seven days Noah sent the dove
out again. and she returned with.
ar olive leaf N her mouth. Noah
knew then that the waters had a.
lnass subsidized After another
seven Days he again sent .he dove
cut and she did nos come back.
After s7e DAYS . little over .
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
ouH n Or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Nlasse< Geo SEQ and
1aW A. M
Weekday Aiosses $50 and eco
a d
Confessions Saturdays tn g,
and : t. 8 p. 81 Ewes q least
L. : Ia G = Is
Aelagfous lHssgartson Satnr-
days go a Is Sundays aftrs
meoed Mas Newman clzb Tor
Nigh Schooi On SUNDAYS afier
cund Mas
DeToliurzs kavena e. Our
LADY uf Perpetual Help en- sun
dss e. TOO 2 e
Meetings { = G. On Mondays
II 10 r. ~ Altar SeeIat9 or
FEra Tuesday 1t 100 r II @.
l. = Aiun4ml ca FIRST Thursday
Is p ii Holy Marie Society
cn SECOND Sunday afaex FIRST
Aaa
Res. p ! CAREY,
nazior. phone Isl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST CHURcH

1000 A N-Sundsy School.
ixee Hin superintendent
AIe0 a M-Murning worship
saHxlcp on saeaua Sundays
rs p M-Evening Worship
sez#lee On second Sundays
80 p M-Mid-week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
SO p M-W0mens Mission
AIRY Society meeting on Monday
after the seeana Sunday Of each
month
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
NOTICE OF SALE or BONDS

Notes s hereby glven thai
lied bids vii b. received BY
the Board a Supervisors q Jack
"a County. Mississippi up - the
h5ar q 1906 = ~ On TIE third
dae - August lsfz f0f the pur
ehase q Thirty Thousand Dol
sn 3so000Ul. School Bonds o.
te Naneleaxe C~onsolaatcd
SehaoI District q the jackson
Caanfs. Mississippi said Binds 20
b aasad August i le41 Il b ia
aeaazn.rntion e $4,000. = be
namberea ons - 10 skis ge9l.
a3lH inclusive. = bear interest 81
lie later = b. fixed = this.
I'D not Il exeeed SIX Pc cen
4m f649 per annum. Interest
aaeahfe een1i annually "a the
aH.f dav ~ February and TIE FIRST
as u August e each year. ana
aaeaoie = lae Office . The
Natsonzi 5aHk u tas City.
q - YORK. Safe y AeH York
aaa be nayahle 10 their numerical
aa q ne principal amounts -
aags4 to-Hil
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

1aW p N-Sundss Seh0oi.
MIs Hannah sfefk, alpeflulsnd-
enI
so p M-Worship Service
% tie secaud and fourth sun
aas#
80 r M-Mtd-week prayer
meeting ezeH Thursday evening
+ PAYNE.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
Moss Point Church
News

H
sanaavsanaav SaassL % %
a ~ Fl LMram aapefiuten1
ert GN4gse TW II II
WoEship SERVICES 100 4 ~
- ~ AZ
NanGaFM afnnHK Saeety ~
Christian Service every other
ManasF ~ tn manth
WessnnsaaV Prayer NESTING
e 81 q ~
nxx J NJ PAYNE
nassnr
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ST pIERREs
81 JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Coznez Pine and Lage OK streets.
EAEcaFoala
Sunday BegW4eEs-
71a-Holg communion aad ser
Tnau.
aasaA-@zEaaw SCHOOL
II MMornlng PRAYER and Ser
ua1 EperKuaa AalcunaN
Nonday-aSo 4 n yea aFe in
vlaec - tune - SAtsen NGCM.
12sa k~llocyeAe8 The ueetas speak,
every Aonaas . af1is haaE
Hey. FRIEDRICH S REsCm.
Rector.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24

H~eezession Rean T. S MARITIME
BuIkinE
n14y-
a4x a M Sunday ~ II.
= Rse superintendent
GtW A H. morning
-
M p N Rapsis Tf#ntng
Uns0n Miss Ja1anlfa St d
rNcE1-
100 p n EeenlnE Worship
seze4n2
IsEFav
30 n M Prayer rsane
Re- d y WATTS
af
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-24
KREoLE CHURCH OF GOD

sunday SenoaI-lO-W 4 II
worship Ssnaee-Sanazx TO
s =
SPECIAL Mothers Service sun
d. nlght
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday. M4aS ST.
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