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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-15
HINSDALE

Mrs. Mary Jones drove to Great
Falls Monday, taking her son, Pri-
vate Leslie Jones, that far on his
return trip to Hobbs Field, N. M
She was accompanied by Mrs
Blanche Smith and Barbara and
Doris Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy HoerSter, Mrs.
Sever Severson and Mrs. Margaret
Davenport were in Glasgow Monday
afternoon.
Nick Court is %stuccoing the front
of the Hinsdale Tribune office and
putting a white finish coat on the
entire building.
Jack Hutchins, Norman Burns
and David Schooner, who have
been attending the Spanish Point
Boy Scout camp near Williston, are
also attending the camp at Lake
Medigosha this week, according to
word received by Scoutmaster
James Rookie. Jack and Norman are
employed as junior officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Whitaker left
Tuesday for their home at Seattle,
after spending a week visiting
friends and diSposing of their farni-
ing property neal Hinsdale.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Britsch and
children Bonnie and Bonnie left
Monday morning for York, N. D.,
after a week end visit with Mr..
Britsch's sister. Mrs. Harvey Burns,
and family. They spent the past
several months at Everett, Wash,
and were returning to North Dakota
to help harvest the crops.
William Porteen and Gust Honga
drove to Opheim Saturday to get a
power grain binder.
MI. and Mrs. AXel Hansen and
Otto Hansen of CulbertSon were
week end guests of Mrs Hansen's
sister, Mrs. w. c. Waller, and fam
lily.
Mrs. H. T. Larsen returned Fri
day to her home at Minneapolis,
after spending a month visiting
Mrs. Roy Hillman Jr. and child
Mrs. Letitia ingalls, left Monday
for her home at Miles City, after
spending two weeks visiting her
niece, Mrs. John Hentz, and family.
Little Judy Carr returned to her
nome at Glasgow Saturday, after
1 visit with her aunts. Velma Hart
ey anu MID. Ildl OlO DlOWlli I'LL
grandfather, v. T. Hartley, and her
Incle, Harland Hartley.
Ms. E. F. Simmons and Mrs. Ella
were callers in Glasgow
afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Brown and baby have
,een visiting friends in Glasgow
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maffei and
Mrs. Bernard Sawaya and daugh-
er Colleen Patricia of Butte ar
lived last week to visit Mrs. Matters
,arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carl
on. Mr.. Maffei returned to Butte
tuesday but the others remained
or a longer visit.
MI. and Mrs. H. F. futile, Carol
Telson and Velma Hartley were
lssiness callers in Glasgow Mon
ay.
Betty and Lorraine Dartman left
Ionday morning for Portland, af-
spending two weeks visiting
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rennick and
hildren and Mrs. Carrie Kinney
eft Thursday night to spend sew
raj days at the Legion plunge and
1alta. Mrs. Bill Stordahl has been
aking care of the Palace Inn in
leir absence.
Mrs. Agnes Schultz. son Donald
nd granddaughter, Carol Schultz,
rrived Saturday morning from
to spend a month visiting
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Employment service representa-
tives covering every section of Mon
tana in search of critically needed
agricultural, metal mine and lumber
workers will be in Glasgow Satur-
day, July "a, according to informa-
ton received by A. j. Fey, manager
of the war manpower commission
employment service in Glasgow.
More than 1000 additional work.
ers are being sought for production
jobs in Montana's non-ferrous
mines. smelters and lumber in
dustries," Mr.. Fey said. Lack of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-15
Mckinney Reports
Farmers Now Need
Additional Labor

Many farmers are now asking
for harvest hands and there is need
in this area for about 80 more sugar
beet thinners, according to the
weekly crop report prepared by
County Agent James K. McGibney.
Haying has started with avail
able labor and many high school
age youths are in the fields.
Warm temperatures during the
week brought excellent growing
weather. Wheat is heading out in
all sections of the county and corn
is making a rapid growth. Beet
thinning was somewhat delayed by
previous rains.
Livestock is also in good condi-
ton because of the excellent grass
growth. No insect damage in APP
preciable amount has been reported.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-15
Richland Woman
Breaks Ribs in
Train Collision
BY Courier Correspondent

HIGHLAND - Myrtle M~ortenson,
who returned last week from Cali
fornia, found she was more serious
ly injured than she first realized
as the result of a collision between
Great Northern trains l and 2 in
northwestern Montana, July l. She
is now a patient at the Deaconess
hospital in Glasgow receiving treat
ment for broken ribs. She had been
home for several days before she
went to the hospital. She plans to
reopen her restaurant here as soon
as she RECEIVERS.
Subscribe to The Courier. $500 a
year inside the county; $3.50 a year
elsewhere in U. S. and possessions.
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Mrs. Schutz's sister, Mrs. Frank

Mrs. Schutz's sister, Mrs. Frank
Cradle.
Mrs. Ella Rumble and daughter
Lois returned Saturday morning
from Portage, Wis. where. they
spent a month visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. B. Rookie and SON. Ken
meth and Darrell left last week
to visit Mrs. Rockies parents at
Whitefish.
Mrs. Sever Severson arrived Sat
urday morning from Seattle to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hoerster. She was accompanied by
her brother, Donald Hoerster, who
spent several weeks visiting at Seat
tie. Mr.. Severson will arrive next
week for a brief visit.
Mrs. John HentZ and daughter
Karen were in Glasgow Friday.
Karen had her tonsils removed.
Betty and Lorraine Dartman
spent several days last week visit
ing at the Olaf Qualey home near
Tampico.
Lloyd Schultz is recovering from
an operation at a hospital in Sac
remento, Calf. according to word
received by relatives. Mr.. Schultz,
a former barber at Hinsdale, has
been working at an army base in
California for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Nelson and
daughters Carol and Joan visited
Mrs. Bryce Wallis and baby daugh-
ter at Glasgow Friday evening.
Mrs. Robert McElvain and Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Waber were in
Glasgow Friday.
Worrell Richter was sick several
days last week with an infected
wisdom tooth.
John Ketter received a letter last
week from Howard Rumble, who is
with the army in New Guinea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McElvain
at dinner Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Waber.
Private Leslie Jones and Mrs. En-
fred Faux.
Mrs. Roy Hillman Jr. and child
rem David and Judith are moving
from the Faraasen house to the
Turner house this week.
Alan Cockrell, who is attending
at Havre, spent the week
end with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
T. L. Cockrell.
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TO CENTER

FORT OGLETHORPE. Capri
vate Lydia B. Witt of Glasgow,
who has been stationed at the
third training center of the women's
army corps here. has been assigned
to army medical center, Walter
Reed hospital. Washington. D. c.
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CARR OF

To the many kind friends who
assisted following the accidental
death OF our beloved husband and
father. to those who sent flowers
and helped with the music, to Rev.
E. B. Holte and to the members of
Co. A 53Cth Second Army group at
Camp Cooke, we extend Jul heart
felt thanks and appreciation.
Mrs. Elmer Hjelter and family.
12-1tD
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Roth Stores Open
Monday NigHf
Until q OclOcE
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
l0-QUARI CAN

F'dFtai ~, tdIi 100,,
pune PENNSYLVANIA mo.
ior oil, made from tho
hIfhest grade crude oil
p the world Allows
.'I greator mileage per
quart Quality permit
Number 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Daughters Of 1872
Hold Benefit Tea

DR.. NELLIE G. DEFFEN-
lBAUGH was 10 be hostess today
in her home in Windemere ave-
nue. 10 the members Of the Gen.
Alexander Macomb chapter of
the Daughters Of 1912.
The occasion was TO be a bun
die shower and tea to benefit
the southern mountain school,
CarCaSOnne.
Assisting DR.. Deffenbaugh
were 10 be the members of the
national defense committee of
the chapter, Mrs. George Scher-
merhorn, Mrs. Dudley c. Hay,
Mrs. Charles Sylvester Lewis,
Mrs. John w. Bennett and Mrs
Walter G. Pomeroy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Introduced by Mrs. ToneraY

MRS. MILLARD TONCRAY. chairman of special acv
ties introduced Miss OBrien-Moore.
She wore a smart brown lightweight wool dress and
small matching hat with yellow ostrich feather trimming in
front ....
Others hostess table Mrs. Gayard Later
beige and small brown felt hat with
beige and brown wings Mrs Harry +. Wenger wearing
brown with touches of dusty pink and small dusty pink
hat . Mrs J. Robert Wilkn a black dress accented
powder blue and black hat trimmed in powder blue with
blue dotted veil Mrs Donald Melville godcoored crepe
brown with shades bronze and reddish feathers
in front Mrs Harold Rcheson in brown ensemble
Helen Gregory who had distinctive black crepe dress
showing Chinese influence little outstanding collar and
plaron bodice done tiny turquoise and Chinese red
beads and topped by all-black hat.
Mrs. Edmund Kleinschmt, chairman of the day in
beige small black hat with powder blue ostrich
front.
Mrs. Philip Baker in purple suit and small matching hat
with quill shading from purple to fuchsa Mrs. Sigurd
black and Mrs Walter c. Toepel black dress
trimmed with powder blue and powder blue hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Party Friday
At Marygrove

JUNIOR STUDENTS at
Marygrove College are planning
an lat home" in honor of resi-
dent freshmen Friday night in
the alumnae room of Mime.
Cadillac Hall.
Miss Margaret Lorenger is
chairman of the ballroom activi-
ties committee and Miss Gerre
Wood will head the door list
committee. Other committee
chairman are Miss Edith Cliff
ford, name cards; Miss Mar
garet Jane Olmstead, refresh
ments; Miss Mary Jane Duffey,
arrangements, and Miss Pearl
Charbonneau, orchestra.
Juniors who will assist the
committee chairmen are Misses
Barbara DeSchryver, Margaret
Garvin. Maureen Ryan, Mary
Helen Moynihan, Patricia Kina-
han, Rose Gilmore Paulian, Joan
Grace, Margaret Louise Com
stock. Mary Leone Rose, Rita
Tucker, Margaret Flynn, Mae
Barko, Hette Whetzell, Jane
Boyle, Marguerite Eckhout,
Agnes Nude, Helen Remski,
Virginia Mock, Jane Howe,
Alice Garfield. Kaye Kolowich,
Catherine Coughlin, Janet Sar-
vene, Mary Elizabeth Maloney,
Anne REQ, Irene Steiner Mar
garet Menyhart, Marjorie
oliver, Marguerite Ruffng,
Mary Ellen Hohl. Margaret
Brennan, Patricia Griffin,
Eleanor Cavanaugh, Mary Ann
Willard Eugenia ManOlakas,
Ruth Mcdonald, Marie Addy
and Nina TuluS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
IN N ay ia a>.,..>.. vi:
with

MISS ERIN OBRIEN-MooRE who plays the role Of 30"
Little Women which currently at the Shuber Lafayette
guest Of honor luncheon yesterday given by the
Colony Town Club and charmed the members by her appear
ance and her informal talk.
Miss OBren-Moore is an attractive girl with large
hazel eyes and dark hair.
She wearing softly tailored beige lightweight wool
suit and white crepe blouse under mink coat. and
large black hat which becomingly framed her face.
The hat OF felt with wide fange Of black velvet
e.. but otherwise untrimmed....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Others Attending

We also saw Robert Tanna-
hill, Or. William r. Valentiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCul-
Tough, Judge and Mrs. Arthur
Webster. Robert T. HIATT, Mr.,
and Mrs. Renee Miller and
many others.
The long tables were covered
alike in gold brocade and held
Identical arrang @ m I $ Of
flowers sent by Mrs. Ernest
Kanzler. There were silver urns
filled with a dozen different va
rieties OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
College Women
To Meet at Tea

MRS. ALBERT NJ. RAISCH
will open her home Friday 10
members and guests Of the Col
leGe Women's Club for a Chi
neSe tea.
Miss Anglei Wei viii speak
informally on The Arts of
China, Past and Present" Miss
Wei, who was forced 10 leave
her home in Shanghai when the
JapS invaded the city. will also
tell of conditions in China.
Assisting hoSteSses for the
afternoon will be Mrs. II. T.
Jarvis. Mrs. Paul J. Leonard
and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Bakers Reveal
Daughters Troth

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN A..
BAKER of East Jefferson ave-
nue. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Frances
Edna, 10 Ensign Joseph j..
Vaughn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Vigiotti of East Grand
boulevard.
Miss Baker attended Mary
grove and is member of Delta
Psi.
Mr.. Vaughn was graduated
from L. of d. and is stationed
al Fl. SCHUYLER. n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Michigan Girls
Join Fox Hunts

MICHIGAN STUDENTS at
Stephens College. Columbia,
Mo, participated in the recent
Missouri fox hunts.
They included Miss Jane
Hardin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Mark Hardin of Yo-
semitic drive. Birmingham; Miss
Patricia Louise Graham, dauGh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Ora
ham OF RoselaWn avenue. and
Miss Kathleen Beacon daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford II.
Beacon of Pickford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Guardsman Wed
To WAC in East

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
CARRUTHERS of Broadstreet
are expecting their son and
new daughter-in-law home for
Thanksgiving If the newlyweds
are able TO arrange coinciding
furloughs.
Coast GuardSman Allan s.
CarrutherS and WAC Pfc. la
McCauley were married recently
in New York City where they
are both stationed, The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander McCauley of Kane
pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Miss Merrill
To ak Vows

MISS MARY ELIZABETH
MERRILL, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Merrill Of Taylor
avenue. will be married Satur-
day 10 It. CasSius NJ. Leo, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lea Of
Fenton.
The wedding Will take place
in the Merrill residence with a
small reception following.
Mrs. John Tones. sister Of
the bride, will be the matron
of honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Large Crowd
Attends
Art Show
BY FRANCES OVENS

A LARGE crowd hurried
through the snowhakes 10 the
Detroit Institute of Arts last
night, and every one was en-
thusiastic over the fine showing
of the annual exhibition for
Michigan artists.
The Graham John Grahams
and their large party were early
arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham invited
to dinner at the Detroit Club
before the show Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. Moreing, Mrs. Morgan
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs Zoltan Sc
peshy and Mrs. Frank w. Cool
idge and her son, David, who is
home on furlough from Texas.
Mrs. Moreing was in purple
with a short sable Jacket.
Mrs. Coolidge chose her ia
vorite shade of royal blue and
Mrs. Douglas was in black net.
Mrs. Vieer in Black
Mrs. Nathan T. Viger was
holding a little court as friends
exclaimed about her painting,
Weeds She wore a black
gown with a heaven-blue yoke
edged in gold and a black hat
trimmed with matching blue.
Mrs. Julius Haas wore navy
blue satin with a matching hat
and Miss Sarah Sheridan was in
black lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Allen Whit
ten and their daughter, Hope,
made up a family party. Mrs.
Ralph Skinner was in black
with little black Jet pockets on
the bodice and her hat was
black, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth
and Mrs. Edward B. Whitcomb
were together; Mrs. Whitcomb
in black and Mrs. Booth in a
purple frock and hat and a
mink coat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Daughter Born TO Merrells

MRS. w. BRUCE HOWARD has another grandchild D..
and the Allen Merres little daughter Susan Bruce
Merrcll.
Mrs Howard has had her house guest for the last 10
days. Mrs Morgan Llellyn of Las Cruces ~ M.
Their friendship goes back many years the days
when Mrs. Howard also lived in Las Cruces.
Mrs. Llelyn left last night for her home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Good Play for Young People

LITTLE WOMEN" Miss O'Brien-Moore said els rather
good play for young persons 10 II teaches them
the value of the small joys instead of seeking for
tons of the to be found in erbuggng and
tiOnal movies
The story teaches young how they may build
their lives TO make them worth while" she asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c.
Kagel announce the en-
gagement of their daugh-
ter, Betty Ruth, and Harold
James Bugard.
THE GEN. JOSIAH HAIR
MAR CHAPTER of the OAR
will be entertained Saturday in
the home of Mrs. J. Frank Nc
IntoSh in Cherrylawn avenue at
a dessert luncheon. A meeting
will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

MRS. WILLARD TONCRAY chairman of special activi
ties e.. introduced Miss OBrien-Moore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Mrs. UIbrich Returns

MRS HUGO ULBRICH JR. is back today from the East,
having to her husband Ensign Ulbch, who went
from Fl Schuyler n y to spend the weekend with her
New York and her brother. Air Cadet Jack Burns
Syracuse University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Others Seen at Luncheon

MRS. JOEL LEETE hostess to Mrs. John Mckenzie
Mrs. John McNei, Burns and Mrs. Omar Field Rains
A foursome composed of Mrs. Stuart Cogsdi Mrs
Herman Koestlin . Mrs Archibald Mckay and Mrs Frank
Kuhn.
Mrs Frank Navn and Mrs William f. Keane lunch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Sets Wedding for Dec. I8

ARLENE CASWELL has set Dec is as the date of her
marriage to 1t Harry Murvn Baxter with her fingers
crossed, Of because all know there is
many slip between a leave and wedding
The ceremony scheduled to take place $50 D. NJ.
n the Chapel of St. Pau's Cathedral go.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
III Club Members
Have Attainment
Day On Saturday

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Methodist ". S. e. S.
Discusses Child
Welfare AT Meet

TIE WsCs met At the NIetho
dist church NiunaaY afternoon
wIlh Ms { l. Steuaft leading
the program Ma Allen gave &
talk en- Child Welfare Mrs
Junn CHlot Jf accompanied a
the piano hy Mrs \ J Prank
in. sang I fhink When Read
About the STORY ii 0id nusl
mess Of the Zuae meeting Kas
completed
kext Monday afternoon the
WSCS vii hold & meeting At
the entfeh wlth Nffs J n BtV
efs leading the program World
Outlook Al members are urged
IL attend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Commencement
Exercises At The
Q. L. v. School

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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

wotM hated tis a.au -
Jesus lrn it, an
w trying T. nuse fhsf 1
we're effsnN
rane planning
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fa ignorant We Rhaala horua
them aH beau9 10 spite Vt a6f
tHruce ahty we're aIl nIaae IN
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measure az t. that .1eal 8f d
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feanb should le submissive
t8 mastera-nuf only L.
aa masters bat 70 Those that
a dtsaRfeeabie Suffering the
aa endure patiently Il tltes
punished fo4 faults AMI
at patient under that vtsai
Iue sas lnefe9 They knew
s1 punishment was Jtsst But
sH thee were punished luI
ny they DID not de- when they
uttered uulustIy and bore all
gentiehes and mes kuta
Ms acceptable t. Gissl
Jesus was ~ Dc Their example
Though lie never sinned II
It. =H#zFf Life an aNefH MsE4sN 10
HeViied tie ueviled MT
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astened not but submitted
Himself 10 Hum that 1udgeth
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN

THE birthday party IT the Pres
hyieFfan Auxiliary Wa heia IL
me hems 81 Mrs & 7 Wood 81
MONDAY afternoon Al ! 0cloek 4
program q dramauzailou 0f Ihe
Mexican Church Calls 8as elV
IN under the direction at Ms
+ 3 West a collection I0 mis-
SION w0ak Ia MexIeu Ns taken
amounting Il So Guests Wea
served sanaW lehas ana eoIa
aflnks following ne program
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
MOSS POINT

Program faf week IT May It
a. June S
SUNDAY. MAJ 80
va M Church sehoaI
t1e00 a ~ morning Worship
At Mass POINT HlRh scboal aud
taaum Commencement SERMON
hY AuureW J Hroyles suhleel
Tue Price 81 Success
9l5 4 III Youth Fellowship
a0U = n evening worship A
Memorial Daf Union service At
the Fifsi Baptist Church SERMON
hs Kee AnafeW ] Brayies suit
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MONDAY
so 4 m Woman saesetY
\ ednesdHy June -
So 2 NJ ehaH practice
ano p n. midWeek Worship
service
Pastors sehool 81 Millsaps Cul.
Ieee II Jackson asy 81 l. june s
ANDREW } nRoYLEs.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Business Meeting
OF Baptist w. M. u.
Held Monday

The wMu held q business
stetiug 1T the church. an Moudat
atternuOn which was presided
osaf ~ Mfa I l. DeLaslmet 4
Il seasa4an waa held CT tie sum
net camp iof Young people
Next Monday being the nttiI
Monday III the mauth there vii
not BE- heia q meeting 81 tnf
WMu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Service Clubs To
Have Virginia
Reel Competition

The NlHeInIa Reel 81 b. TIE
order q tire evening - re Uso
Club Jane g when there R -
s eantesf staged lef0eeu teams
Nrom lEe Junior Hostess 0IHsH
afiun and tie GIaIs seHtHa o.
g~anizaliaa uiag l. 30 81
naaneemsHf maae tins week 81
Ter TIE contest spectators
nave - opportunity T. ~ ueaI
sill - tas dance
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

cauat Lutheran Church
SIS S ps6esFouls 81
sunday
8Hoeate Sunday
hau = M SUNDAY seaoal Wi.
imd Defoftrsi superintendent.
hilss Katherine Brasil @Ramst.
lesson the FIRST peuseeosl
80 a IA Bible CLASSES
10 a0 ~ DIVINE service
hliss nilma Meleus ofKantst
EGlSils lessan Issaes "A =.
Gospel lesson JOHN I'd = 81 ser
men sGpIlfted Hanas
Neanesaas
TO j ~ Choir rehearsal
TEufsdaa
80 = a. meeting It TIE Va
the League At the Parish house
SUNDAY. june O.
lu8 = NJ. HaIY Communion
vii be eelebfated IA the asfvtct
Announcement .afe Ia ~ u4ade
70 the pastor
Ineahht fut the week PRAYER
l. tie aape that unE tie bill
Of Cd blessings ii heseea
RI FREDERICK 4 GHAkf
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
SPENCER MEMORIAL
BApTIaT CHURCH

Bayou Casaits Community
Sunday School. ~ W an.
InaH Ltudef superintendent
Morning Service II ~ an
second and fourth A4lndaVa
Young Peoples Meeting 70a
pm
EVENING Service - pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
II 30 pm
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J S JENKINS.
Pastor
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service on second sunstaYs
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service on seeuud SUNDAYS
80 + II Md week prayer
meeting eaeh Tuesday
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EAST MOSS POINT BAPTIST

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MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor