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ASSEMBLY or COP


COZ North pascag0ula street.
Phone eg1-J
Sunday
1000 A. N. Sunday =Aeni q
class tot every aeels MF. Lueien
Hart. superintendent
100 A III, Morning worship
service. Sermon by Tire pastor
$50 +. ~. chriats Ambasss-
doris meet A service for the
young people.
7s30 r. n, Evaneeiistir service
Seszaaa BY the pastor.
Tuesday
7s50 P. M. Cottage prayer
meeting IN various homes IN TIE
city
Wednesday
1000 A NJ. Ladies' cottage
prayer meeting
Thursday
TO = Ne. Prayer meeting II
THE church
Welcome 10 ail services
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor
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Gun LADY or .

Masses an Sunday. 60. so.
tn8D arr.
Masses % weekdays. So. go
an.
Confessions On Saturdays 4U.
Go. 5a08. 500 pm
Holy Honf ca Sunday. 10 pm
hosena 80 Tuesday. 30 pm
Knlagt1aa instruction "a Sun
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p J CARLY.
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1T. MARTIN
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WATTS MENoHIAL BAPTIST

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CHURCH
Market ST.. ahort assisnee north
Of Lincoln Ave
Sunday
90 am. Sunday School = b
Crane Sapt
IlW am morning worship
service.
7aW pm Training Union.
RslpA s. Young director
so pm evening aarship 8F
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80 pm. Teachers niesEzE
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thursday
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81 john WafsE eireefas
JOHN p BEANTLEH
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B nApTIsf cAuRcH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Ger Porter and \ Pssraen8ls s.
sSsnaas
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II a Ma4ktaaa dafecssF
30 8 IN, evening worship
"Wednesday
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aef5 meeting.
400 = m. midsweek prayer
ara praise service.
Friday
7sD p H.. choir rtbeasSai
We aelcosne 81 visitors 70 azf
se4vlces Especially arr - Klaa
q have tfe sefNice msn worship
with us
l. 4 GREEN THU.
Pastor
Il a MAkSTON.
Ed Director
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or GOD

Market s. and Z Convent
Sunday
1000 , M Sunday school
100 q N. regular service
80 3 n, evening service.
Wednesday
TO 3 N. prayer meeting
n + HENDERSON.
Pastor
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Unity BAPTIST cHURcH

Bayou Ca4uffe
Sunday
1000 a IA. Sunday school
II 90 a. ri worship service
TO D n prayer period. Ford
Parker. header
tbs b n worship eeFelee
Thursasy
TOO p m4 prayer service eud
Bibie study Thfk service i com
sng IL mean much Ia ma heee oi
many Wonsf 500 tosn ~
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

CHURCH
80 Canty Street
Sunday
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1900 8 Is nsbie e tist
nlafse
GtaH 4 ~. morning Mip,
subject. Scattered Sheep
40 n. Uniaa sunday
school 1911 Adm Schssy aptnaa
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League. 81 Ire man4
gM . m. evening Nofup
subject Tire Hspr HaFve
Monday
500 p m Circle No J with
Mrs Relneckc Cirele M : with
Mrs. Wingisem
9sn . d choir pEsctlse -
the church
TUESDAY
ESQ p N. Roy Seoul Troop
wPA baAdae
Wednesday
TO p n Md week prayer
meeting
J { CRANE DID
Pastor
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EscATAwpA BApTfaT
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80 Soash FaaeaRgla sfFeet
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500 s n - wssE prayer
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~
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CHURCH
Belaire and r Laacoln
Daily
6s00z6 30 q n. morning prayer.
SUNDAY
1000 s N. Church School
100 8 NJ morning worship.
800 , M. Beard q Stewards
eco . m.. Youth Fellowship,
WSCS. Wesley Brotherhood
Too p m, evening worship
Tuesday
40 =. IN. xoath play time
Gs0 p m cottage prayer ser
Nices
"Wednesday
TO , So. special session Quar-
tefly Conference. sermon - }.
= camptell. District Sapnin-
tsndenf
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80 a NJ. BsA Troop ~
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Pastor
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PascaaOula Church News
rice TO cLEnGYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS.

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BAPTIST CHURCH
RPEncEn nENoHIAL

Bayou Casoffe ConsuunIEy
Sunday School 1000 art.
Louis Llnder. superintendent
Morning Service. 100 am
second and fourth Sundays
Young Peoples Meeting. TOO
pm
Evening Service. : % pm
Prayer SefeHs every thursday
Res. JEWELL GO1<x0M.
Pastor
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ORANGE CnoVN
METHoDisT CHURCH
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n~Eun0AMfxED CHURCH OF
LATTEn a SAINTS
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Sunday. J T. Bafiow. Nnpessiaor
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MldsNeek prayer ksFvses. -
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LcasaI on Market Street Hsaf
ne super Fnd MsFka
Al ZaDEz Singers 80 ftIszz
n asih T. - ne aset sanaaf
No. Z H447 u HrfaHa tn
Gospel anE5aa
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EscATAwpA hErIsoDisT
CHURCH

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8ss A. ~. SUNDAY ueaaaI
alW "A ~. Mefning worship
40 ~ sseasnH Muekap
NM n - Wednesday rid
paYss eefxs<e
llxx = = WKST.
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CHURCH OF GOD
Kfeo6e. Miss
SUNDAY
1000 4 ~. s1nd4F aassA
sN = m spFial NsAyef Msf3hs
o. asf tsgss - the services
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Schedule e S~efxaees
30 A Munaay mhsoA
101 A. MMarnsne sefatnn
en- ~ Tr3snsaR Nataa
7M y EvanTeisssae Mes
90 r N. Wednesday pnnYer
meefEnH
ne puhlr d eaFsi4lir meisea
t8 WuF1hlp Nsth AS
MONTE A DAVIS
pe=sns
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uer II Delnaaa Avenue ans Fred
eric Street
1000 an. Bible cinase3
IL % am. Preaching ard Com.
muulun
auo pm evening aFyies
The pubic il cordially invited
" A
Minister.
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FIRST BkpTIsT CHURCH
Moss rnlnt
Preaching. Sundays - II A ~
and go p n
Sunday School 81 inW n ~
Training unaun Il ! % = e
MidNeek Services "Wednesday
AZ GO n. n.
You are cordially Invited - ~
tend
REV. J. = paaiufs
REV. BILL bEAN
Aax<iaie ransor
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12

president of the Senate, speake,
Oh the House and other Offices
John Knox Beasley of N. G
State college, president of tho &C.
sembly, will preside over the omen.
ing after which Secretary of State
inad Eure, honorary parliamentary
ian OF the assembly, will address
a JOINT session of both houses in
the house chamber.
Following the joint meeting both
houses will convene for consider
alton of resolutions presented bv
delegates from the states col
leges. A banquet will be held for
delegates at p. m. A session will
be held at 8 p. m.
Governor Broughton will address
the assembly at a joint meeting of
both houses at 10 a. M, Saturday
Edwin H. Paget, member of
the faculty at N. C. State college.
IS director and founder of the
assembly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
Minstrel Show Will
Feature New Hi Mate
Presentation In City

One of the features of Hi-Mate
will be the Mammoth Dixie Minis
trel show With Louis E. Keith as
the interlicutor and ably assist
ed by Red Reg; ste1. Roy Sand
lin, Dick Williams, Frank Reissner,
Knute Livesay, Dor Hyatt and j.
Weaver Kirkpatrick a5 end men.
B. F. Williams arG Roy Smith
will re featured in Minstrel bal
lads. The Piece Work Counters Glee
club, under the direction of Pat
Alderman, will render several Choir
al numbers.
by The Light OF The Silvery
Moon,' will feature lsobell Wood
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
Lebanese Governments
Heads Held By French

CAIRO, Nov. II. -(H- Shooting
b. olze cut in Lebanon today after
represG natives of the French Com
rnittee of National Liberation de-
clared martial law, imposed a
strict curfew, and arrested the
Arab states president, Premier
and other governmental leaders in
dispute over the country's asser-
tons of independence.
Sir Edward Spears, British min
iste-, of Lebanon and Syria. pro-
tested in the name of the British
government "as guarantors of Le-
oanese independence" to Jean Hell
ECU, French committee representa-
tive in the Levant. There were
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
Do You Want A
Real Medicine
For That Cough
or Bronchial Irritation
Caused by a Cold

You'll know you've got hold of the
right thing when you take your first
dose of Bron- chu-lne Emulsion.
It's no insipid sweet suhgary concoc-
ton but it's one with real kick. AS
matter of fact it feels great going down
gives instant relief-soothes hacking
cough almost while you are swallowing
it.
Unmistakable satisfaction is a guar
anteed or money back. so get bot
tie of on-chu-line today from-a-or
any progressive druggist.
Brooklyn Pharmacy-Futrelle'S Phar-
macy-Lane's Market st. Pharmacy.
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agent in charge of FBI, Charlotte.
Mayor Bruce B. Cameron will
be the guest speaker for the &C.
caSion.
The principal topic for discus
sion will be Description and In
formation Data Relating to Fugi-
tives in North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
SEVEN ACT SHOW

Soldiers Serenade" was the
seven-act show presented Thurs
day evening at Fort Fisher in the
post recreational hall under the
direction of Jimmy Jet.
The acts of the show were Bill
lie Burton, blues singer: Charlie
Smith. 10-year old Negro Taper:
Loop MCGOWAN, violinist formerly
with Paul Whiteman and Jan Gar
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
FBI Conference Will
Open Here Next Week

1t was announced Thursday that
a Federal Bureau of investigation
conference will be held mere next
Tuesday afternoon. at 2 p. m. in
the Second and Orange USO club.
for all enforcement officers and
auxiliary policemen in this area.
The conference will be conduct
ed by Edward Scheidt special
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12

A radiant diamond set
in a background of rich,
luStrous onyx.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
STUDENTS MEET
FOR ASSEMBLY
Annual Party Conference
Will Get Underway In
State Capitol

RALEIGH, Nov. II. -(P- Stu
,entc from all sections of the state
I'm come here tomorrow for the
. ~ annual North Carolina Stu
JOINT Legislative Assembly, which
"onyones in the State Capitol at
official opening of the assembly
iii be preceded by caucus at
o'clock, when members of the
nemoorat;c and Republican parties
viii select their candidates for
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12

A practically endless
variety to choose from.
Many matched with la
pei pins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12

bury. Juanita Phillips, Virginia
Quinn, and Irene Vendig.
Hi-Mate will be presented at
the New Hanover High school next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings for the benefit of the
Shipyard Recreation fund.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
First Killing Frost
Reported On Thursday

Weatherman Paul Hess announc-
ed Thursday that Jack Frost
launched his first killing attack on
vegetation in this area early Thurs
day morning, and that the results
of his handiwork were much In evil
de-ce.
Mr.. Hess reported that the tenn
perature fell to 33 degrees.
The first frost on record this sea
son occurred Octobed 10, he reveal
ed. but there was no damage.
With the exception OF the bite IN
the air, Arnistice Day officials
pronounced Thursday an ideal day
for their celebration
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
PLASTIC USE DESCRIBED

NEW YORK, Nov. II Up The
use of plastics to mask disfiguring
scars while battle victims are I'M
dergoing corrective surgery is des-
cribed in the current issue OF
Modern P1astics, trade magazine,
which says the method still be-
ing, developed = stems from mo-
ton picture makeup experience.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
RATIONER NEEDS RATIONs

CAMP PICKET, Va.-tRELieut.
John Naeher finds himself in a
pretty embarrassing situation.
He's in charge Of the Camp Pick
EFT post ration board, but he
r. ~ gasoline for his own
automobile. &
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12

Der: 1--WE dance by six young peo-
pie: Pvt. Joe Milano, Italian RI.
dio star from New York; Jimmy
Jet, Plantation Club star.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Painless Childbirth
Reported Achieved by
New Anesthesia
Sofe Method for Mother
And Child Declared
100 Pct. Effective
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Corfortable
and painless childbirth, safe for both
mother and child. is provided by a
new type of spinal anesthesia, the
journal of the American Medical
Association announced today.
Physicians who have used it de-
scribed it as the best method yet
devised 100 per cent effective"
perfect painless childbirth" and
apparently "the last word in OBJ
stetric analgesia."
Both the physicians who developed
1t and the ANA journal cautioned,
however. that the method should be
used only in hospitals and only by
doctors specially trained in this
particular technique, and that there
are certain types of cases in which
1t should not be used.
The new method-in use less than
q year-was developed by DR.. Robert
A. Hingson and DR.. Waldo B. Ed
wards, both officers of the United
States Public Health Service, sta
toned at the Marine Hospital at
Stapleton on Staten Island, New
York.
The technique is called "con-
tinuous caudal analgesia" and in
wolves injection of a solution of
netycaine, a cocaine substitute, into
the cauda, which is at the lower tip
Of the spine.
A special apparatus devised by the
physicians is used and the injections
are given every 80 or 40 minutes
throughout the entire course of
labor.
The pain-killing drug bathes the
nerves at the end of the spine, but
does not enter the membranes COW
sring the spinal canal, with the re-
suit that the anesthesia does not
cause loss of consciousness or him
der muscular movements which
have part in voluntary delivery of
the baby.
Altogether some 589 wemen have
been delivered of babies by this
method without maternal mortality
and with but three instances in
which infants died-these without
reference to the method of anal
cesia that was employed" the ANA
Journal said.
DR.. John S. Lundy OF the Mayo
Clinic, Rochester, MINI, reported,
we have used continuous caudal
analgesia about so times and I
think it is fine. 1t has also been
used successfully in Brook Gen.
eral Hospital, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas; Walter Reed Hospital, Wash
ington, D. c., and many other
places
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Clio Unit Asks More Meat
For Baltimore Workers

An appeal for more adequate
supply of meat for war workers In
the Baltimore area has been directed
to Secretary of Agriculture Wickard
and Price Administrator Prentiss
VI. Brown, the Maryland-District
cf Columbia Industrial Union Coun-
Gil announced today.
Sidney r. Katz. secretary treas
urer of the council, has written
OPA that the production pro-
gram requires not only the i'm
mediate rationing of meat and other
vital foods but the granting of
oriorities on those foods to war
workers"
He said a meat shortage existed
In the vicinity of the Glenn L.
Martin airplane plant. War workers
there are unable to procure even
the 2lh -pound-a-week ration sug-
gested by OPA, Mr.. Katz said.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Clarence Hunnicutt Dies;
Lifelong Resident Of D. {.

Clarence Hunnicutt, 68, sales
.leark for many years, died Mon
Jay night at Sibley Hospital. The
Rev. Edwin B. Harris of the Good
Shepherd Episcopal Church will
conduct services at pm. tomor-
row at the home, 821 Emerson street
NV. followed by burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Hunnicutt was employed at
the Raleigh Haberdashery for more
than Is years. A native and life
long resident of this city, he was
member of Acacia Lodge No l8,
r. A. A. NJ, and Columbia Com
mandery No. 8, Knights Templar
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Josephine Hunnicutt; son, Lloyd
j., and a grandson.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Sister EIfreda Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Requiem mass will be held at 9
am. tomorrow at Holy Trinity
Church for Sister Elfreda, night
superintendent of Georgetown Hos
rital, who died Monday. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Sister Elfreda died in the hos
oital where for % years she went
from sick room to sick room, tend
Ing patients.
She was well known to many
newspapermen, who had to call at
all hours of the night for informa-
ton on accident cases brought to
Georgetown.
Sister Elfreda, born in Ireland,
anne to this country with her par
.nts. settling in Somerville, Mass.
She Joined the sisterhood in 1901.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

JUST FUK YUU! NAME PEA1 1E CHPE3k1N HHNUBHG
Identify this bag Have your the metal disk
Soft capekn shed into dressy bag with Upper ZOO
navy black tan and tobacco Initials
Evening star., 1943-01-20
sPEcIAL LEG.FLATTERING Isle MESH HOSIERY
THE pALAls ROYAL FIRST FLOOR

Needepoin mesh Isle stockings walking mileage
fashioned with atterng rs
wear Glorious and victorious Sizes 8a to 10a Reg 35 Pr
FLooR
Evening star., 1943-01-20

Beautiful 1000 wool coats, craftsmen tailored lux
uriously trimmed with fattering furs of blue-dyed
fox sabledyed SQUIRREL Persian lamb sabe-dyed
ringta and tipped skunk Black service blue, elm
leaf green druid brown or beaver brown-sizes IL to
TO- 35z to 43H, 38 to A. This is the time to choose
YOUR coat for now and 1914 at worthwhile savings!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-19
U. S. POST OFFICES
HAVE UNUSUAL RECORD

Washington - The post office
department closed the 1913 fiscal
year (June 30) with a deficit of
what is said was S3,543,122, the
smallest in "a years.
The 1912 deficit amounted to
S11, 825,185, which. had been the
smallest since 1919.
In announcing the 1913 deficit
this week, Postmaster General
Walker said these factors COM
bined to prevent a profit: Postage
free mail from government de-
partments was heavy because of
war requirements, adding to costs
but producing no revenue; more
than 100000 pieces of mail were
handled postage free for members
of the armed forces; and salary
increases enacted by congress
added substantially to expendi-
lures.
Revenues in the 1913 fiscal year
totaled 1851 ,059,69O an increase Of
$101, PAP, 1879 over 1912. The in
crease almost equalled the entire
revenues for 1900. Expenditures
amounted to $964,6O2,812, an in
crease of $92,96O,135.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-19
UNCLE SAM is NOW
NO. L SCHOOL TEACHER

Washington - Uncle Sam has
become the worlds No. l school
master, with prospects that one
out of every ten American Ad-
ults will be in his educational
training classes for servicemen by
the end of 1913.
The pupils range from litter
ates to the highest type of special
lists, the office of war information
(OWI) said in a report on ''Edu-
cation in the Armed Forces"
While the scope of the educa-
tional program covers everything
from teaching "the three RS" to
running a military government in
occupied enemy territory, is in
the speciality field the services
have had to do their big job. In
the army alone there are $50 diff
ferent specialized jobs to fill.
The navy maintains $50 different
schools for technical training.