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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01
Pittsburgh Demands That Ad-
ditiOnal Dams Be Built For
Flood Control

In a recent issue Of the Pittsburgh
(Pa) Press an news editorial was
printed relative to the building of ad-
ditional food-control dams in this sec
ton Of the country-one along Cheat
River and the other toward the head
waters of the Youghiogheny River in
Garrett county. The article in full is
printed in The Republican below, as
follows:
In mapping plans for postwar en-
ployment, first thought, it appears,
turns to public construction.
Whether or not this type Of eXpen-
diture, which Immediately is linked to
the depression idea Of made work. is
being over-emphasized is something
for our higher flight planners to study
closely.
Certainly, public projects will have
an important place in the postwar
construction and reconstruction pro
gram, but these projects alone cannot
carry the ball
However that may be, there is no
type of public works which, in this
area at least, is must on any con-
struction program. And that is com
pleton Of the food control schedule.
Army engineers in Washington
have just proposed to Congress two
additional dams for the program al
ready under way along the Ohio river
watershed.
They propose a giant dam and res
ervoir on the Cheat River near Row.
lesburg, w. Va, and another project
well up the Youghiogheny near Crel-
lin, Md Both are tributaries of the
Monongahela-and hence contributors
to the flood waters which periodically
descend on the great industrial valleys
Of the Yough, the Monongahela and
the Ohio.
When the Pittsburgh district was
hit last December by the second worst
flood in recorded history, the total
loss was greatly diminished by flood
control dams already in operation. En-
gineers estimated the five completed
projects reduced the flood crest by
three feet.
This meant saving Of many mil
lions of dollars. 1t undoubtedly meant
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01
DEER PARK

A patriotic program was presented
at the Methodist young peoples meet
ing on Sunday evening. Miss Nyda
George was in charge. Preaching ser
vice followed with a sermon, THE
Christians Future by Rev. Garrett
Evans, pastor.
Revival services are in progress at
the Full Gospel church. Rev. G. S.
Ross, pastor is in charge.
Miss Lois Lee Paugh is visiting rel
atives at Morgantown, West Va.
Mrs Harry Thrasher will entertain
the WSCS this evening.
Miss Norma Uphold is visiting rel
atives in Terra Alta, W. Va.
Betty Lipscomb, Of Keyser, W. Va.
is visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
C. S. Refs, in Deer Park.
Miss Pauline Friend, Swanton, is a
guest Of Miss Rosemary Haines.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01

LIEUT.. ELIZABETH CATUCCI
Lieut.. Elizabeth Catucci, WAAC re-
cruitinq officer in this area at the
present time, will return to Oakland
next Tuesday for her final visit for
the time being.
A special drive for 10000 young
women for service in the Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps was conducted
throughout the nation in June and is
being extended for one week.
In the Cumberland area the re-
Spouse has been encouraging, but no
recruits have been obtained from
Garrett county thus far.
Other than Lieut.. Browning the
only other WAC from this area is
Auxiliary Vivian r. Paugh. who en-
rolled at Hagerstown recently and is
now at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. She has
written a letter to tell everyone that
life in the WAACS is fun. eve have
plenty to eat, lots Of rest, not saying
anything about how much drill we do
every day, which am crazy about.
The only thing | dislike is the
weather, but we, overcome that by
taking our salt tablets daily"
She is stationed with Company IS,
Dist Regiment, Bird WAAC Training
Center.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01

Mrs. H. c Hcsta.ler, Of near Oak
land, is visiting for several days
at Meyersdale, I a.
Miss Kathleen Field, in training for
a nurse at Gallinger hospital, Wash
ington, d. c., is visiting her parents,
MI and Mrs Earl Field.
Mrs. William D. Reese and daugh-
ter returned to their home here on
Tuesday evening from Charleston, W
Va, where they had spent a week OF
more.
Mrs. Pauline Scanned, Of Wash
ington, D. c., has come to Oakland for
her annual visit and is at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Emma Specht, Second
street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mayor and Town Council Of Oakland
will net he held until Monday, July
y, it was announced, as Monday, July
O. would be observed as a legal holl-
day.
2T,.s wnliar, II Johnson and Mrs
Pobn,+ PncLor+ ontortainod a+ +bo
home Of Mrs. johnson last Thursday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Julius c.
Rehhlngef' Jr' Bridge was the aver
SION
0T,s Na1son Nathan and two
dounb+ors 1radol;no and RIaro.ara+
bovo ,.o+,,r,od homo ,fto, b,vi,,,,
sno,4 two vool,s ,t 4bo bor,n If tho
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01
SPENCER AMP

SPENCE-KAMP Miss Hattie
Elizabeth Kamp, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Austin Kamp, Grantsville, and
James Spence, Jr., Meyersdale, Pa,
were married last Saturday morning,
June 25, at II o'clock.
The wedding took place on the lawn
Of the home of the brides parents
with the couple standing under an
arched trellis covered with clusters
Of pink roses.
The single ring ceremony was used
with the Rev. Ira S. Nom, pastor Of
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed
church, New Germany, officiating.
Miss Catherine Stark, Avilton, was
maid of honor, and Edward L. Donges,
brother-in-law OF the bridegroom, was
best man.
The bride was attired in a white
crepe dress, a large white picture hat
and wore corsage Of talisman roses
and babysbreath. The maid of honor
wore a beige crepe dress with white
accessories with a corsage of yellow
and pink roses.
Mrs. Spence is graduate of
Grantsville high school, class of 1910
She has been employed at the Kelly
Engineering company, Cumberland
Mr. Spence graduated from Meyers
dale high school in 1886 and is en-
ployed by the Kelly Engineering COM
pany.
Following the wedding, an informal
reception was given by the brides
mother. A three-tier wedding cake
was the centerpiece on the table After
the reception, the couple left for a
short honeymoon.
Attending the wedding were Mrs
Roy Seihl and daughter, Shirley, De-
troit, Mich. Mrs Edgar Benson and
Mrs. Rex Davis, Johnstown, Pa; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Plichard, Mrs. E. l..
Donges and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Spence, Meyersdale. Pa; Mrs. Ira S.
Nom, Salisbury, Pa; Walter Kamp,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kamp,
Ida J. Warwick, Donald kamp, Shir-
ley Ramp and Mrs. Austin Kamp,
Grantsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01

KITZMILLER-GL
Mildred Olive Glotfelty, daughter of
Mrs. Office Glotfelty, Westernport,
and William Hernon Kitzmiller, son
of Mrs Carrie Kitzmiller and the late
William Kitzmiller, of Elk Garden,
u. Va, were married Sunday evening,
June y. in the Methodist church at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01
MARRIED
RINGER.LEMIS = J


RINGER-LEWIS - Miss Glendine
Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Lewis, Of Corinth. W. Va, became the
bride Of Nh. Willard Ringer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam w Ringer, of near
Oakland, on Saturday, June 5th
The ceremony was performed by
Dr. A. B. Learner, pastor of the Luth-
eran Church.
The bride wore powder blue dress
with white accessories. The bride at
tended Terra Alta High school, while
the groom is graduate Of Oakland
High school, class OF 1885.
The couple at present are residing
with the groom's parents.
TIkE-DREES-Miss Lille Gather
inc Drees. daughter of Mrs. Dessa and
the late Henry Drees, Finzel, and Ray
7. Fike, son of Nh and Mrs. Ohio S.
Fike, Avilton, were married Saturday
morning, June 26, at the rectory of
st. Michaels Cathollc church, by the
Rev. Francis E. Montgomery, assist
ant pastor.
They were attended by Miss Eve
lena Drees, sister of the bride, and
William Harden, Frostburg.
The bride wore a street length gown
Of light blue crepe and a shoulder cor
sage Of red rosebuds. Her sister was
attired in yellow crepe and corsage
Of pink roseEGds.
Following the ceremony, recep-
ton was held at the brides home.
The bridegroom is engaged at farm
ing in Garrett county, and his bride
is employed at the Celanese plant
Cumberland!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-01

Two cars Of munitions train eX-
plodod in Colorado, showering shrap-
mel for Az hours.
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Pharisess Angorsd

THIS was too much logic for the
pharisees and they were outraged
that such as ne. = former beggar.
should presume Co teach them
Thou vast altogether born IN
Sins and dost thou teach u.s.
they asked herceiy. and they cast
nun nut
Jesus heard that the Pharisees
bad cast the man out and He
found MIN and said 10 him. ~Dost
thou believe on the Son ri God2
THE man answered ana asked.
Who Is He Lord. that | might
believe on Hmm
Jesus said. Thou mast seen
Him. and il IS He that talketh
with thee
Then the man answered Lord.
I believe And ne worshipped
Him
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METHODIST

TIE " S & S me- az TIE
church 90 Monday afternoon St
three thirtv AIRS II & over.
street led the program or Broth
crhaud
A fellowship suppeH aill be
heid # the Community House on
Friday evening Al Melhodists
and visiting Netnodisls afe mvIl
ed IL attend
On Monday Afternoon Fehuas
AIRY Is. 4 social meeting q the v.
S { 5 viii D. held N t1e Haufe
Of Aira II + Oversize All
members are urged r. atleud
Tuesday evening February is.
the Harriet Fairiey Circle VII
meet n the home Of NJ ! H.
Rivers All memheH sc IN
pised to attend
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Nn6 Aa&0&nT HHTN&S
oar Eeafts We're Young ana
Eas ~ CuFuea OTIS sknnes
and Rngis kmbreA
Casna Ota Sksnn alus
Eralv gsnsara eeFi abgosd
faeethef
Ewns CmBela ~ as
h&cts traslnie TIE uxy blae @re
attracts INT But r. wx after
all Cognalsa wfw csrne Down Wlth
a1essez and a great nsaHg coHr
Elseassans Enn an1 nf4ris
afnwn 3 man bal her iniensicn
aas unIv 80 be helpful ard when
she haf an English nnblealsn III
the faen K Wax unpreFnea4late1
and m sport Certainly TIE ship.
wreck Ras not the fault 81 eth
~ 81 them though Cornella has
always averrec thai TIE mere
fact q Emily being there help
I'd bring II about
Thes werc Young and foolish
and their hearts yer gay They
laughed at nearly everything hut
they GREED too 81 England and
the SIGHT at France the fafeI
Tower ard Joan II Arc They had
been hrought up 10 know about
such places and sure enough
they were true and Cotne3ia and
Emily were there 20 SCI them
They ulet some famous people
but we're not particularly noticed
% f5ern untll Emily aveFawen.
~ tca. ate the hshv ribbon around
sandwich and the celebrity
vatched ner n nae hynuotszed
Their clothes were dreadful
and unpredictable Cornelia drea
sed in = variety ct roles, ssv00p-
ing from fresh wholesome Amer
= girl 60 a sulfry Tiaeda Bara
aamp leaving ner family dared
aUg proud
The we're every Young Amer
can Eiri abroad on her first trip
They discovered and owned Ea
rope. OF such part Of 4 rs they
awkwafdiy canteFed over. and
lhpy edored almost everything
they encountered. Such things
a. thev did not adore. they hated
They would not nsze known
enough nor now 10 be bored
They would have lowed 10 be
considered worldly, but they were
not Of the world they we're on
top of It
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Baptist Hour
Service of First
Baptist Church

~ J Cyde TuFner pastor e
saw Fsrss Bapsat Chuseh 6Freu
bafu North Cmfulina asa b. tne
makn e. The Bapusf Hour las
uae acand ard thlfd SURF fn
February the general theme q
ais messages hcsnx Christian Re-
@gurrrs ii tsa Cfin1s 81 annrAzne
~ ~ S p Lowe ehaafrasn 81
l1e Ra4ie Caamtsiet 81 une
southern Baatsss Cune entaons
These programs are carF1ea ny m
independent network ct IS ste
iiaas 81 40 CwT SUNDAY morn
ngs Beautiful printed eaptes 81
each message = BE- had - writ
lng each time ~ Inc Baptist hoaf
II care u thc station over winch
y0n hear me programs
AfY Love further states that
Dr. Turner is one 81 the most
popular speakers among South
crn BaptiSts BEING m constant de
mand Is . speaker for assemblies
college, and church meetings
throughout the Nsuth
This IS y return engagement 81
Or Turner on The Baptist Hour,
the FIRST engagement being IN the
1871 SERIES
The Radio Committee reports
mat fan mail responses "a The
Baptist Hour programs opef tine
50 stations on the network moi.
cate that the audience Is trench
duus The programs are heard n
Mississippi over stations WSlI
snd WCsf also WSB WHAS and
WCM
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

ffa Mie He m M
nssNF 9i n
a8an nsd -
aE ~ hm f Paa
srs5 tneF ~ tne
fe
bah He 9
w ned
The a fhu asn haa he
receive ni8 ard BE-
toi1 tfefn safr as8 r5aH
nuf af God taus IT. hn
9TH rel ihr Sfh Ofh
ers ansung ugeY said Hos c4n
afan frat IS 4 Sinner d. SUCH
mfracl Again they asked ifle
gafnssr blind man. What
fhnu nf Hsmr tfaf H. opema fhine
syss
States Jesus Il Prophet
Sinanl the ran sftd lie rs 3
prophet not set realizing hoN
rnuch greater taan prophet
Jeslfs W The Phaasaess were
ilN aabeiieVina 80 ffieg asked
Hia parents Il rms poalr scr. who
81 sav 3as born biindz haU then
doth ne nuW s
His parents did mot want "a get
lnsn any irraihlc BAT answered.
We know thai ans IS maf sen and
that he Was bern hlsna hut IS
whaf means n n0w seeth. we
know nsf o. Whb opened his
eyes we know not he IS IT age
ask hin, BE- shall speak lnr him
self
S. aeaB they questioned the
man SAYING Give Gai the
praise we knoN that tlam m.sn
jesus IS q simmer
rs this tisue 4saa mar must have
lost patience with ftArn and
riskinE their anpieasure and pos
sibic accommodation from tire
church. he said Whether hc be
sinnef or M, I know not
thing L kuow that whereas ! was
blind see
phaEtseen Ask Again
Once more they asked Whist
did he "a thee hoW opened he
thine rseg THIS was too much
for the mans patience and he
answered 7 nave lold you Al
ready and ve did nni hear
WHEREVER would " hear 8 again
will We also ~ HIS disciples
Then taeV feviled MN AMI
sad. Thou art HIS disciples hut
we are Moses disciples We knows
that Gtd spake unto Moses as for
tins fellow we know not from
whence He IS
Why herein IS q marvellous
thing the man answered their
that " know NOT from whence
Re Is and ytf He hata opened
mime ewes NV we knaw that
God hesgeth not sinners. but If
any man be- q W%ufshipe4 OF Gud
and doefh Hiss viii hun He hear
eth
Since the world began was II
not heard that any man opened
the ewes 81 one that wss born
blind II this man Was not Of
God ne could de- nothing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

A ROYAL Service program was
1nld n the church on Monday
sftcrnoan by members al the
W N u Mrs G. G. SeldenSpia-
ncr led the program Christian
Witness Across Barriers Of Race
Mrs 4 c Elev. Mfs George Boy
eu and Mrs g L Bond read very
interesting chapters On tHis topic
Plans we're made for Al mission
studv te br hpld Tuesaay. Fchru-
3e IS ffum Ten until two All
members are urged 20 attend
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NEW WOES ron MOTORISTS

Oklahoma Citv-Its double uuu
ale for drivers Who tailed 20 get
their driving licenses ON time IN
Oklahoma City. Walter Johnson
commissioner Of public safety
says the delinqucnts will have 10
take . new driving test and sup
ply the gas 10 burn ia thier own
automobiles while taking a.
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A 1em rs - 81 1ahn
Hs MaN q MAR whseh
hSna ffoFa fsie bkffh
We aaFn tnaf af gaai serve There
mach discussion IL 5erusn
efn abeaf 'he wAys apa Nhese
torres - various problems ana
f1e Ieas I'D nat escaped thts
sur fioninr spirit 81 fhn tirseN
therefore, VIXEN ire aiArSpirs asa
8s usr they asked Master. wsa
aid SIN TINS RIA ~ hrs parrufs
taaf ~ Was born biind
Jcsas auswel was inst neither
thc man nof ms parents had
naea and eaused ilse affiictlan
H1t tfaf tnr works Of sfd should
auaar manifest in hgn
musf work tire works ~ Hira
tbsf sent Nc wntie II Is das
John reports Jesus as answering
thc uirhi cofnefh, when nu ma
san work As long Is I ana in The
w0ffa ] 8Hu TIE iiEnt uf fhF
world
Jesus Anoints Mans Eyes
Then Jesus spat On the ground
made clay % the knitlle and
anointed the eyes ~ fhe biH1a
man Nlth IA Go. vash IN fhf ppoi
Sileam He told tise man. So
He did and reserved his sight
When this naan went homo The
reignbofs gathered ahnut him.
avine IS not this be that sat ard
gaed7 They couldn't believe
thoif ewes lie answered them
idai II wss indeed Ae How
aefs thine eyes openpdz" they
kea When he told them they
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Hs N0rth N~HseaGoHtH street
phaae Gg1
SUNDAY
18W am Sunday school "a
.ca for eNeHK age
100 am Morning worship
service sermon by tae psstoI
80 pm. Christ Amhasa
des meet a service for rs
Young people
80 pm. EVanEelisiic service
SeHman - The paxtas
TUESDAY,
80 pm Cottage prayer meet
rs - vaHHaHs hoene 81 the eHfF
WEDNESDAY
- pm Ladie cottage pray
E meetuE
THURSDAY
80 pm PRAYER meeting - u1s
church
Please note that - "Wednesday
ulEht prayer meeting a. the
eaaHeh has been changed q
Thursday night We invite al aaf
workers auE visitor 81 the eHtg
and the entire public to attend
aaFflees heEH W pueaea -
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

aM = Il SUNDAY School.
Miss Hannah stork. snperinteud.
cnt
$40 Y Worship Service
on the sccund and fourth sun
days
20 T. Mtd~week prayer
meeting each Thursday evening
! T. PAYNE
Pastor
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n~EoHCARfZTD CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
ra~as.asrn AZ

Church school. ass5 A Nj.
l. Barlow supervisor
Sacrament Service. II a M
First Sunday Of each month
ZienH League young People,
Felix williams leader. 600 +. n
each Sunday.
Evening service. 8 O'Clock eaeli
SUNDAY
Women'a meeting. TOO r n
every other Nanday-Mfs. J l.
Barlow. lcadef
Mid week prayer Service. 400
r. N. Wednesday
Young Peoples Recreation 200
r. Al. each Friday
Everyone cordially invited
A n BARNEs
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS
Reporter
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
nArTlsT CHURCH

naFou Casatig Community
Sunday school. 1000 an
Louis Lindef. superintendent
Morning Service. l. 90 am.
sseuf1d and lonFth Sundays
Young People MeftinK. TOO
pm.
Evening Service. 10 pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
as 80 pm
We extend an invitation % ali
20 attend these services
J. S JENKINS,
pa9suF
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FEnST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
80 Canty ktsaet

FIHET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
- Canty ktfeet
Sunday
ee4s A a SUNDAY scNool
1000 a NJ. Bible esasSe At shs
ma6Se
HOO A M.. Morning worship.
Subject Ire Stewardship -.
Speech
$50 p NJ. Young People
League at the nssnse
TO r 4 Evening worship
Subject -O1m Father
Tuesday
20 P n Boy Scouts VIA
Building
Wednesuak-
7MP n. Prayef meeting sur
aax school lessnh preparation
} G CRANE Do
Minister.
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KREoLE CHURCH OF COR

Sunday school 1890 a n
Worship Sefviee-Sunday, 1sa
p. N
Special Mothers Service sun
dsy night
Young peaplsa Meeting Tue
day. 80 = Is
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday
$50 + NJ.
Rev r W DAVIS and WIFI
PASTOR
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CHURCH OF COL

CHURCH OF COL
East Muss Point
1000 a M-Sunaay school
Joe Barrow. superintendent
100 a n and TO r NJ
Preaching sefviee every SUNDAY
AGO r Ny l. Il. each sun
day Cecil Mcdonald ieadcr
8W p M-prayer servne
each Thursday
Rev JOHN A STUBS.
Pastor
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rnroLE Baptist .

SUNDAY
as a g. SssnaaT mA NJ
Ioign Haarala. Sslpern1fNrasnnt
100 A - and N y =
VI afp Service
IT'S r NJ Raptna Tnasnins
Nuhan
TUESDAY
~ r ~ y ~ & 1t clsnrca
WEDNESDAY
758P NJ 0fflcera ard Trac
crs Ment4ug
500 p ~ Midweek pFayar
Service
REv JEWELL G0LMhN.
Paxsof
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CHURCH or GOD

Inan A M-Sunday schoal.
ice Barrow superintendent
fIm a = and 10 = NJ
Preaching service every Sunday
aaaa = Ny T. 3 each san
las Cecil Mcdonald, leader
- r M-rtsyeF service eaeh
Thursday
Rev TON BROWN.
Pastor
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ORANGE cRovL
METHODIST cHURCn

10 50 A Sunday School.
Lee Hill superintendent
u % A n Morning worship
SERVICE on second Sundays
Ts4s y M-KpwninK Worship
scfviee on Second Sundays
30 r. n Sid week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
500 = M 0mena Mission
AIRY society meeting or Monday
after the SECOND Sunday of each
month
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LUTHERAN

Christ Laihersn Church
81 South Pascageula street
SUNDAY February -. Sixth
Sunday after Epiphany
Geo A s sunday school. NJ
Willard Deforrest. sapeuntend
ent Miss Catherine nfash organ
fst lesson The Coed Samau
tan
eco a = Bible elasscs
1000 a n Divine Senlee
Ms Hiimaa Melene aHeanlss En5s
lie lesson : Peter /. Ge q Cos
pc lesson NauheW +. Ia aef
mon Jesus Onlx
SUNDAY February 4 Special
Visitation service - T-30 = II.
Tsa Rcv Y II Hafnaf. al Mobile.
Nan conEaet ire service ard
bring an Hmn0rtsnf message and
information e. the eangreeaf an
MONDAY Hebuuafy IS Aaaii
Membership Class a tine church
4 80 p &
WEDNESDAY February g.. Choir
practice a 40 = M
Thursday Febnusu IS So
cal meeting % TIE Wallher
League - TIE honse 81 Mis- lin
"a Meiene II 1as0 = =
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 81 Mission
SUNDAY
Thought for the Week Cod
fofb8c thaf ! sfruua1 glory save n
Christ
Kev FHERERIcK a GRAEF
Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Presiding sundays 81 II a A.
ans asooP 81
sunday School az loon a VI
Training Union a. Z so r NJ
Mlaweck Services Weanesdaf
AZ o. F. IS
Nou are cordially invited a. IT
tend
REF J z BROCK. rastar
REV BILL BEAN
ANsnriate Pastor
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Moss Point Church
News
Enrol.r METHODIST

~ Htt
sfEfatsy Ahaal ~ ~
a * s. M Lander aaperntena
ent LaEar. TOO = ~
Services III 90 a ~
a8p ~
Miaa1aF Wosncna Soriety ~
Chr fgsn @oTVtec every other
Maaas ~ tlse month
Neincsdly Prayer meeting
30 r
Rev J = PAYNE
Pastor
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Recreation Roam. Federal f'tflN
HouetpN An;hurit9 Building
10th etrea1
SUNDAY
as A n. SUNDAY school
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100 a NJ morning wlsFahip
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Union
Thursday
7goP NJ prayer service
Rev ] . WATTS.
Pastor
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Schedule Of Service
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50 r. M-Evangelistic Mes-
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Too r NJ Wesinesdas-Praver
meeting
Tire public Is cordially invited
70 worship with as
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor
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Kerr Street pasraEo1la
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Masses On Sunday. eoo 400
1000 am
Masses On weekdays ESQ. 900
am
Confessions on Saturdays fsHHa.
6sH0. TOO 300 pm
Holy Hour On Sunday. Tan pm.
Nnxaria On Tuesday. 7sS0 pm
Religious instruction on sun
day Il as00. and Saturday a. $50
pm
Class IN Religion for IliEh
xhool stsldanu On SsEsdsY ~
80 am
Bapttssnx h. appointment
= J. CAREY.
pastnY
1T MARTIN.
Assistant Pastor.