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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

me pascaeeala-keeoie Gaunen
of Christ . noa supporting = fQti-
frne minister Brother : v ~
ans ~ Evans IS knaw through
aHf jackson Counts hHe ne tasen
graduated from the Moss Point
nigh school IN 1854 and has been
EMPLOYED w. tire Ssasheru Kraft
paner Mn fof ttYe pasf 8eht
wears Hh has nash preaching
ureruIsrls ior the pas sac wears
He Is noe Erv}uc his fun tire tn
thu cagw Members q Fms DE-
nunlnatuou who hsve moved into
thls vicinity ARE Urged a. raase
and oe with Iris congregation
The public is most eef1ialis III
cited T. attend sns 81 ~ . the
services
The church meets N The Alley
buldrne on the corner If Delmss
arr Frederic street Pescsaaulo
eseh Sunday e. the regular
church hours and II kfeoie ~
Fuemen nall each SUNDAY after
noon ~ 80 O'Clock
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2sa fhsn rga hfHatli a
fa h8s epsfa ea3asnN Hf
raH ~ = asvaw na M
fa8 Sc MaFtef
Pvt a. 3as swne nte H
ait 1w uAp arh NJ a
= haas even Ma aa n
ira H
Fw han tse tamttng ana aht
eeuek tne aeniaa og Hes be- r.
lowed that they knew HIM F
tHcm Hh soraN Ratch Hra uas
eaei Sc ense not inte tpsps
ter Thry dad ~stch ane 3 IL
ate Future ana thet pa awpsa
ana hehln6 tagrn Until ore b
aue thsy AL 5oiEsss HIM taes
Mustex. n maYtsranu
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MOSS POINT
CHURCH

Services scheduled tn HolN
Mecs Apr II 3
Palm sunday April lG N A
% sermon Ineaaea Temples
gp M Lite Reyena thr
G.Fase
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Christ Eazrs fha Cru
Taesaas hpaI p = ~
PbaeifsG tfH Cess
= Inesasg. Apra 81 A.
THE Three Crosses On GeiGcths
THURSDAY Apsa g . M
Christ O. thf Crosse
Easies sanant Apff q al a
e TH Rasen chrssi
So M TIE Nea start After
fsat4
Ubasgf aaaeal eaea SUNDAY al
81 Is a s
Neatt Fellowship leagu
~ n
REGULAR meeting y S s
sch Nanaak at&r 81
Membership Training Class
Nunaaf. Apr - Tharsdag ~
uara aa3 e 81 F A.
hantfsn - aaasi enil1fcn and
HfaHa ralH suaaaF Anfil i6 ~
IA a IS
heantaaa - neN members.
Eastaf saHaat. April 8 q ths
cisn ~ tht i 4 a. service
The AHe snens - fte Lord
Suppe - shs eiase ~ hoih So
xloge Eaafef Suuu - April -
Yoa Nj fInd s Weiruuat af Sc
laff aHRlHE
ANDRFW BDVLES
Faslu
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Mary Reed Circle
Holds Meeting Al
Methodist Church

The Marx Reed Circle e fire
Wufnana Society If Christian
Service met 81 tn Firsf Methodist
church for an hnlr ~ Siaae sna
discussion kondsY afternoon TIE
Eifee 4epaef. Mrs 7 r SwaH
Nsaft re86 e letter - acs
Hev eement fruu Mr. I6shie
WeH Lopez. daughter ri Ms
Il Yer thanktne the Circle 80.
patted plant sent nef during
illness
Mrs G A Carrier nead and DIS
aussd aH last chapter q Ihe
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METHODIST

Tn geeiIe naiHN Cnc
nieet eilh Mrs " NJ Pa on
h8neaH afIernsafn s three .Ha
Al nseHfhf Hfe urGs H
tena
The Harriet FaTie1 CFe ~
the Melhadsi Wonacnt Sa.seHt
nt CHRISTIAN Service ast es
vastpaaea from Tgcsdsk April
e Is Auel = 0exsua al ice
PIE Easief service Or d. hea n
tnE eHuHeh neKf Week
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Sunday School
Gloss Enjoys
Picnic At Beach

Ms 2 / GoH cnfertsinea fhe
members Of her SUNDAY sehnaI
class ~ e eAcnic or rascagaula
breach SATURDAY where they en-
4nvee the pleasures afforded hx
The pla. ground al the park the
selfn IN the Gulf snf the picnic
lunch Hna enid drinks
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To Hasten Victory

se AmeHsean WHua TINS 80
ta Ka ane mtmHis hssuue fhs
fssns Ne as bring 81 te o. rt
saHssns eaa Hn hasirn that
xs-a eaKf psssslF ibs
Ay@ # wHHasns ~ aur aass
g en- ~ hnnr frunis-n
imperative 6hst eTefr Amsft
80 - hn pan tn ihs oe
Wsf Issa deere y a. ~
T@fnsH - 81 ever pufs
Ths ma zee caH A. b. Hfis
eueazh aazanafef siit ~ -
szs eneHu - en- buys -
service TheT Rivs ther Hs@
aH aeaa seaT manrF
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BEOnc AIMED CHURCH OF
LATTTn DAY SAINTS
f&na4aWNa MAN

Chuseh Mhoal esss a NJ each
SUNDAY j L Barlow supervisor
Lord sslupef III a NJ FIRST
sunday - each month
Elouk League Nsuung maiplel.
. saseh Sasnaas
ExeninE sefN8re. 80 2 ~
eaeh saHnas
Manenk aHpW finest u4setfnE
81 every other Monday
Mr. Weak ufassef service
eseh Wednesday
KeerNnae cordially invited IL
THESE services
Elaer A \ BARNES
pssiur.
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CHURCH orcoD

81 8 8 san8Hs wtfm
3aH aaHHua sHn GatHnnFFf
1fHH q = Hna TW r ne
eaennE aHeae ea SuntaF
6ma Nv : 8 each sur
az EaEH Me1aHaid laade
an F s. @TaNef service eaes
Thnnsa
nex TfaN BROWN
pak1of
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ST =

CHURCH
Cornef pane aas l8ee 0ak streets
NuncaF
81 4 - Ha5t eaurusmaor
am fnaaa
be- m a y sasdas shoe
ILN a Morning pfacf
ard rHaau Tfa rector Wil.
pnaeh ~ fas subject rh5s M
Jesu fhe Klu = ae &eNs
a@ 6 N MnnaaN Tns re
iar hfoas a Radio Sta
uuu WGcN "a kaoctclcs The
suher ~ faane Haah address
Take II Try sfas
Ha Vel
Wean E 81 Lftauy
Mauaas = fsdes. 81 p ~
h eHamaHzaa enc Eern3on
CfaH7 FH5asR e ~ Latsnt
snG NeafHaa
s Evening pru
sn Mesn8oan
Eer FRIEDRICH BESCH
Kerio
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EAST Moss POINT BAPTIST

HrhNdNh1N " Mar
aW a e SsanaNs ahuoi
To- 2 a M Morning srruuu
W r Ne Training Union
g. n EeanFeliEtic Me-
MgFF
D. = ~ "Wednesday pfsvt
fseetfaE
Ttr e1flse s. cordially invited
q worship afl'H as
MUN1F A DAVIS.
Pastor
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TsChTAWrh BAPTIST
CHURCH

1000 a II sunday school, n
FL Aratsn SURF fntuN0rui
EM q n Haafn4uN wHwshsr
81 Training Union Mgs DOE
Robinson. afreeiaa
fa0 r n. sanE segpier
500 r N preaching
Mnndss. Hannp ~ " n s
Thursday sf8 r NJ prayer
rtHeEnE
Y & WINnHAN.
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bask viii q Man Bob Coo
This brook has just bsen reviewed
~ the circles ana a. agreed taat
= mas been q wonderful ana n
veslinR study
Tne three circles 81 fhe Muu
ans society ~ Christian Service
are to meet al the church neAt
Monday. there to siu3N toEefae1
under TIE direction Of Mrs UImer
the topic 90 Stewardship
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

Bavan Easaste rmumauiiv
Nstnaas eH fn Wf All
insia Iffse @FfNf anian8snt
MefufuE Sefe5ae 100 am
artena afu faarNh Sundays
fminE puoalea Meeting. FaH
FRI
fFuninE ssrviee. HaH pm
PRAYER service every Th8rW3a0
- 81 pm
We extend an Invitation g. Az
r. attNnn THIRST services
J S JENKINS
paeinf
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Gun Larry or

CUB Lady or VICTORIES
CHURCH
Kerr Sree paaagaaiio
Tniephune 81
Misses 81 siuaaT em e @o
lnsn an
Masses ru wuakaaek 81 Enc
en-
Confessions M Saturday. 4 N
SEE 2 o. nw
Holv Hess ~ Safs8ax ~ pm.
Nnvrns un TaesaAs saAa FRA
HrixRsas fs3sfA4afsan en sun
dsy III pgH aua saturday 81 9 ~
pm
Class r. ftrilnaan fn fiieh
xchnol students IN sWsdms al
sM Rm
B&ptikvak b ap94aninseHt
r ! CARRY.
Pastor
1T MARTIN.
Aasssfaus pasfnf
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II every man woman snd
child in ihe United States laws
s aside Siee the aggregate yin
BE- abost sis boo zee zee Or ire
Amauui The IreAxury must
~ raise in its Second war Lean.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

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r ssavt seNa
MsfhrW
81 sm nn Tf0t
81 ana
@ ealuf nse
mirit nl m ~ (
~ q nan wanK
the siihirxs al ~
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essn ae kn0M Il nae =
that thf Efeatast M Al
~ ue fron il
His 6iscnlm ~
H. e ea Geth~mane TIE
uanat - shlet means 9
Il simply al b
ses as John calls 81
aeH "a mW
nnA wing wbegf the
tafe erae tis Noun
0IrN anzh oE 81 ITS ~ and
ml0efH shc central agfs southern
~ eh hglth Wad a. Eeih
III te fest uf the disciples
an taxing ain Him Peter
dasae at Jahp Sc tssNan ~ -
sra very neaIs
ffa three Qho &egs clasas
~ Hn Jesus said A. asui 3
e~Keeeane ewlui even aHgo
deatf a ~ neis watch
w
pruys 90 His Fsihst
Iii aren't ifiie farther ui
ard 81 81 Hn isrt pgsvea
q ~ Fathm 81 q BE- rs
St fff cup pass ffOin M net
n - elll bal -
Tuau
Returning a. She three gfieaas
8essH eala lhefu asiep asld b.
fela lie a What could
uu Waif ath Me ons hour
Ngs and piay thai 80 enter
no INTO temptation tire spirit 10
desc 0iIllnE bn Inc flesh Is
Wt
II uet HngrHs sm
"a afHaV WAN vfuiiia laaxe
heH Ii did uot rage II them
that thet could NOT reaiize Hfs
ae faa snd thr fH-eaV4utss -
p spirits and DO wi.st tles
eaaIa hsp HIM Ills febalks
= gentle uut hea alone H
mus have ielt
He vent saas again. pratInE
- n Faifer. II tnn cup mas not
pass a from Me exsppt +
aFnk THY win h. dogse Ana
alleH IL returned 40 ti8en ihes
were sletRlug again
Tn tblya tire tbe Lord ell the
Hro and prayed once more III
fae Same words Then Wnan he
eme baek t. the ihrer He saia
Eentls Steep on now and take
az rest bchold ifW hou Is -
s@na stss ssza q. Aaam .
traNea inio tn hanas ii sin
nefz
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ne IS 81 haua inai oosh axjfas
Nc
For 3 isfE hFmf Jesus bsd been
lrsiu1 e n1ake tht ulscipiss see
taaf Hh END was non Trey
imply would not or caula nj.
Understand II did ne seern pcs
Ihle e fheFn possibly that theif
Dra. 0lth al Hn wisdom. p8Vef
ane strength eu8io b. betrayed
and suffer 81 lgnnmtnious aeaI
axe 5 eanafn8n criminal
Jesus undersaooo
He understood them Tines Mefn
mere weak men. but yyea b
Hin nevertheless in them. wltk
ali their eeakness wss lis hope
uaN kneu teaet-tnai Hss church
would be founded and carried an
tires nigni aeus Ham might iaae
4 5 ms when BE was r. hItfef
Hssable BAT thel1 courage and
strength aa8la - reucwe they
Nmld esFiie aack Fnd carry ssn
aa maflsf wiHai happened
he ksaeu them aa So much h
ssf thar faes knew tnuns
HIM 10 enuin iarrise IN spite
Il shsAf haa ksaaatEs ~ ns arc
- Hos many ~ a. havs sa
understanding frenas-ne Hae
- HIN. n a. esrtbly bo5
TIE traitor Junss Usua aua
Him saat las as
ne soldiers naihegec round II
laka HIN t~sfufe Has szeuNefs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

The y n Z fnei si ihe church
on Moladax afternoon WHh Mu.
v = Nelson Dr. lcsumg tfe
hoNaH Service program or "a
nss ~ So Christ Mn NeIaa
hHnaEHt aaf safnf VefN INTEREST," r
ffk en lhls silbHct
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or Col

CHURCH ri COL
Es Moss fsant
HhM 4 81 SFnsasv Mhgsss.
Doe haHfaN. superintendent
II ~ 4 81 and 80 y u
7sHeeebisF safefee 2peFf NufHsss
6HM r ~ = 4 3 caeh siun
aaV Ceea Mcdonald leader
HaH T Prayer Rnfxtat
eaet XhaHH8as
Rev JOHN a STUBS
psEtuf
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FIRST y
CHURCH
Cart

CHURCH
~ Can't stHee
&Unnas
R,ss a M sandaf sr
1900 a y Eible es d
m1snAe- aW
1850 = 3 naurusnr smsifF.
tpnle Faa HlEH pa c
hrsiior ~ fs AnHas sapn
7aM 3 81 Young rasns
League ~ maas
scr g Pc
mn IaHn Seed
Munda
500 = p na ar Ats
fasmt
rueposF
100 p b Bak af Ha1n
We6nesasF-
zoo 81 eaaF H#efIse
500 ? PRAYER meeting
Cor
z CRANE DID.
Minister
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Chris fastifan Eaaseh
So 81 PanasiH


suunas Apr II Palm sun
oss
aw a ~ sauaass A.
svaasapss fAHaszz aaanasninna
eus MiM Catiaeans hs&sh mnan
aN Lessen Tfaelffxah
aap a n nilsa els
5onR A "a Divine mfafcg.
Mtas Hilnaa MHieHw atKans
ErtstlF iesssn Philippians 2 3
1G Gosts lesean Mmiiaew q.
- Sermon GaFsatsan so
diert DOE hIs1ksaeA Mr. 4
a. Haaraia Ffama sfnila Helef
Csaut Waekn Fastel 9aek ne
Eorfesi anA 4>a - Haenasn
hH cuniismas snIa aaafn snir
NJ ane Nh Esfa Hnnkman
M Z a HaaHala Ms Betty
Sepms0 and 1seauk sensnsn N3l.
hasccnAs FzaefnA8ss ann eanieNsioT
of tner faefh anH Nafeafs
ErinkmSn naN - haufixee nit
FaamhersAft
Wednesaas Anfg 2Ia mois
rehearsal e. 1N F d
FRIDAY Arr. eae Fri.
0sR Divine Service al 81 3
rs with Hall Cananuuau
nsrn Fata inhs ThN Hand
cxgumeno IS spaH
S4tufoas Anna 2sf Ar
rtnunrsnaeuis - He's Easnnlan.
8nn arr e. he maaaa - g nsssfm
81 ttR fafiSh FaHa
SWnaas. ANs4#
Ccnsrnanlen 81 8aM IS Is
Tha0als ao M Na ri
Eiossr ANaIls ana he
Hex FREDERICK A GKAEF
pasim
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pHEsBrERIAN

The AHaIttafv viii mcei III the
Church 81 MaHass afternoon -
three thirty Al membefk are
urged - attend
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Pasrauuula Church News

NOTICE TO CHURCH OFFICER
TIE carufueae-Slaf ano Advertise IS destraux FL kecp
inE Etsn0EnE o. ths rane usacy TIRE heaa ef Church Ncuk
. cufupin3E ama cnrrers directory ~ ~ tae churches n CUR
nrrA. fDuFx 81 sergiuezt special mccttnat ard othcf matters
a intcrezz e. nuF church penfle Te make fbfs directors corn
riete i r. necessary tsat wD gs cory FRI changes Boa The
haurx Ct enr~tue net satef taar every "Wednesday afternoon
as we wrsh - publish ahts directors n thr Friday ISSUE of
car rarur - rlnase hear AS g. keep the fns ebTFecls ~ seWn
inr in yuut rers rvesg week rs "Wednesday aheFnoan al
the lafea
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sFvERTH ~ EnvEsrsr

usstaar Room Heaa Hen
ms hfaHa HHHaH ~
tsturrsF
IHw# HH
H = =
llM = q 8aHznE worship
All VISITOR #sH ~ az
ienc ta the naazze : Haaffs mr
tstl0C 81 asaas &c zag Ssh
IA
nUMDEh
Pastor
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ORANGE .
~ TftopfaT CHURCH

- MH a 81 SUNDAY hnol
fm Hal Mzreftnfenarnf
W a e Morning. worship
assee - nau @asm3ave
HM T ~ 0aninn WorE1slr
a un eesauH SsandaeN
r p + ~ No xk pravc
Hf snE eah TanHw
~ ~ Naarre Mission
afw NHtf FHenfiuf nn MONDAY
siteT 0a neaeus sunday ~ cesh
npfsnfh
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Recreation Haam fesi Fsuitiw.
HOUSING Authority EuiAsHng
leih street
MEamaHf
ask a 81 Sunsas mhfss
Thomas e nafmaaar 1r. siul
% 4 ~ morning vogahr
rvaro
ma r rs Baptist Training
Unszn Ness auaniih Stewart 4
Hertgsf
800 ~ eeeuin9 wuFaiap @g
vsea
Monday
81 r s. Wufnan Nmasionars
Nnian
INafaass
a. r M nfm service
GFx j u WATTS.
Paslre
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pnrsbYTEnuAn

a n sunday wanol
H4aM A M mnrninr upshp
~ evening wurAiiH
Al q Naansalay med
wef ffaFf NssfV
Rev r y WEST.
Pastor
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wv Boots
Are q Menace
Help Us
Destroy Them

zone OF the biggest tasks fac.
mg oar Nav IN this ~ar q
the building Of sufficient e.
cort vessels 10 rrotecx our
ships in convoy. assisst TIE
torpedoes Of proving u
boats.
This long distance tele-
phone plays a vital role IN
ths building Of these sturdy
ships that help keep OR
shipping lanes clear. From
keel to TOP deck and from
bow 10 stern. thousands Of
telephone calls assist the
speedy launching Of each
powerful vessel calls TO
supPliefs and shippers u ali
parts OF the country.
How important it Il
then, that long distance tel
ephone lines TO war-busy
oenters be kept free Of IN
essential calls.
Those who build the
tools 20 destroy our enemies
are counting on YOU TO help
free the lanes OF communal
cation. thar the seas may Be
freed for safe shipping
Southern Bell Telephone
Telegraph Company
Iseorporsssd
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E~scATAwrA

EscATNwrA METHoDfsT
CHURCH
1oa G = n unasN zhes5l
H morusuE Wnsaaip
af ne RI safstf nsissaax8
hM ~ #etaw vt 4oath
= AHn
b N Evening worship afi
@ fstgfth @linsiats
uelaa
e - v IS h
r. 81 asmsar rroasp meei
res
- e e TrsrsR pt
eH HE
Weana
q u pfaerf meNiisW
He " u INJURY
Pastor
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FIRST nArTfsT CHURCH
Afum Point

pfeaehiua suntiayN ~ "a a ~
af7a HW n
sanaas sfeai 81 5000 a ~
TraHana Nn8nn ~ Z W r AZ
" week Servers "Wednesday
IS al -
aub are cordially invited a. st
laaa
RFN p BROCK rAxsxN
nEN BEL BRAN
As~clsie past1s
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Hrnry axnk1ne Is sasFsnfa w
tian rasreKauis
SUNDAY
aW a ~ SatnaAk aeaHi a E
Crane. ssaFsef
13& a n uaarnsnG g
wwyNfw
6M 81 Fl 7 s Hfaaf kru
res Tawtm. HlNtaH
7As r N even8aK wg
Wednnm8aN
gaMr 3 nFesef rw pfw
&86 r ~ Eflre rarffre
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SECOND Baptist CHURCH
MISSION

BAvru Camsffe
PRAYER mNttnN eeg TasaasY
might n THH
All visitors Nessgs W ~
tpHd tr vfal = hnafts HaVilaltan -
cuffss ard wfwEntS vefth a.
ne1 T. MORGAN.
aatos
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GREEN TN ID
Pastor
81 AIRS TON
afsaalna fl3feiun
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14

Believing that public conveyances
should not be used except in emer-
gency, and realizing that food ra-
tioning and housing shortages make
it almost impossible for any city to
entertain a convention, the board
voted to cancel their annual con-
VentiOn.
Original plans had been to hold
the convention in Fresno, curtailing
it in time and attendance with only
300 delegates instead of the usual
5000.
Instead. district conventions will
be held where possible. with few
state officers in attendance to bring
to the group news of the state Or
ganization and its plans.
Imperial Valleys district conven-
ton is Monday. 10 am, in the First
Baptist church, Ell Centre. with
Mrs E. T. Hale, state president, and
Mrs E. H. Sutherland, state chair
man of character educa ton, as
guest of honor.
The state board took action on a
number of bills now before the state
legislature, and the board recon-
mendationS will be made public to
the various associations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
Joye Dewbre Is
Troop Guest

Girl Scout Troop | gave "a party
Friday night in the Scout hut as
a farewell for Joye DeWbre, who is
leaving the valley, and who has
served as corporal for the troop
Girl Scouts present we're: Joye
Dewbre, Peggy Ashley, Leola Mae
Ashley, Betty 10 Brinnon, Shirley
Gillett, Bonnie Barker Donna
Barker, Dolores Wake, Elva Wake,
Barbara Cox. Bobby Price, Doris
Hall, Kathleen Stems, Nancy Lind
say. Virginia Pinkney, Elizabeth
Cash, Betty Hunter, Joan Riggs,
Pat McQudae, Bobbie Ann Deem,
Helen Musgrave, Joanna Quinn,
Louis Riggs.
Visitors we're Bill Blackard, Clair
Biggs, Dick Davis, Joe Stull, Jr.,
Delos Pinkney. Paul Dunlap. Ed
win Jones, Albert Bennett, with
Capt Betty Stull of the Girl Scout
troop, and Dave Goddard, Scout
master.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
War Activities Of O.E.S.
Explained To Chapter

276. by Lois Sorkness of San Diego,
district chairman, who was guest
speaker, and explained the work
which members of the order will be
called upon to do.
This discussion occupied the
greater part of the meeting Friday
night in the temple. and Mrs.
Sorkness was to meet with Mrs.
E. B. Ingle, county chairman, the
matronS of the valley chapters,
and the chapter of war activities
chairmen on Saturday to discuss
the program in detail.
AT Fridays meeting, number OF
future events were announced: on
March 81, the valley matrons will
go to Los Angeles to attend the re-
ception for the worthy grand ma
tron, Kathryn Farwell; on March
%. the associate matrons will at
tend a similar function honoring
Hazel Thorn Lane, associate grand
matron.
On April 9. Dorotha Fitzpatrick
of Calexico, deputy grand matron,
is TO pay her official visit to Sig
nal chapter.
At the conclusion of Fridays
meeting, Cora Maxwell and her
committee served refreshments.
Mrs. E. N. d. Hatch was present.
ed with the quilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
,ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
BAPTIST CANTEEN

Reorganizing its program for
servicemen. the First Baptist
church arranged a splendid pro-
gram of weekend recreation for
the men, both those stationed in
the valley and those who are visi-
tors.
The Baptist canteen is located in
the church. Seventh and Orange
streets, and is open every Satur-
day from I:3O-10 pm, where men
will find a place to read and write
letters, where games of volley-ball,
croquet and ping-pong are avail
able as we'll as refreshments.
Starting at 8 pm, each Satl;r-
day night, the young people of the
church will be in charge of recrea-
ton programmes and open house
which will offer outdoor games and
other forms of entertainment for
their guests. A tennis court has
been installed to be used for out
door volley-ball games and the
church has arranged pleasant in
formal social evenings for Satur-
days.
On Sundays, Immediately after
the church service, family dinners
to which servicemen are invited
will be fea atured.
To any man who is lonely and
who wishes to meet people of the
city, this canteen offers a special
welcome and an opportunity to
make friends among pleasant sur
roundings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
PRODUCTION PURGE

Then he started swinging the
axe in the executive division.
The heads of six top executive
producers. including Orson Welles',
beard and all, went rolling down
the stairs, out the front door and
down Cover street. Next, Koer-
ner junked half the pictures Sched-
uled for production an sold, trad
ed and bought story properties.
Pictures people will want to
see." he explained.
Then he announced the COM
pany's forthcoming product under
the title-"ShoWmanship instead
of genius
Hollywood snickered and some
people burned, and everybody
wondered if Koerncr could do it.
1t didn't take long to prove he
could.
First of his pictures people
want to see was an inexpensive
movie titled The Cat People" 1t
was a horror picture. People like
horror pictures" said Koerner.
The picture cost only $4,000,
which is hat caeck money to a
big company like M-G-M. Well,
The Cat People" will gross about
a million and a half dollars. Then
there was The Navy Comes
Through" which did big business.
Now RKO has another hit, Hit
ler's Children 1t was another
small budgeted picture, costing
only $4,000. At last reports, the
film is expected to haul in from
two to three million dollars, may
be more.
Coming up are a number Of
others. This Land Is Mine"
Flight for Freedom" co-Starring
Rosalind Russell and Fred Mac
Murray, "Bombardier," and THE
Sky's The Limit" with Fred
Astaire and Joan Leslie. Good,
solid, boX-office pictures Koerner
knows they are pictures that will
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
TameIuta Group
Has BUSY Day

Tameluta Camp Fire girls spent
a busy afternoon at their meeting
Thursday. planning their table dec
orations and menu for the birthday
dinner Tuesday night in the Pres
byterian church. They also practiced
their part in the group.
Tameluta girls have worked ac-
lively on the Victory book cam
raign and have collected fats, the
proceeds from the sale of which
have been turned over to the Red
Cross.
Member present at the meeting
were: Marian Bolin, Nancy Gal
laghcr, Norcita Harvey, Francie
Lee Kirk, Joan Klync, Ida Ruth
Robertson. Eleanor Roberts, Nancy
He'll. Edith Mac Kcnnerson, Patsy
Tyler and Nancy young.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
THE POST-PRESS

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State Street. FL Centro, California, as
the combined Sunday issue of the
Morning Post and Imperial Valley
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Sion. vicc-prcsident and general man
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-14
Change In P.-T.A.
Program Monday

That Mrs. L. E. Sutherland, state
character education chairman will
replace Mrs. Laura Price ByarS on
the P.-TA. convention program, is
the news sent to Ell Centro by Mrs.
Guy A. Weakley, district president,
from Los Angeles where she has
been attending the meeting OF the
board of managers, California Con-
greSS of Parents and Teachers.
The convention is Monday in the
First Baptist church, Ell Centre and
opens at 10 am, the Baptist women
serving luncheon at noon.
All sessions are open to the pub
lie and will feature talks by able
speakers including Mrs. E. T. Hale,
state president, and Mrs. Suther-
land, and a series of musical num-
bers of exceptional merit.