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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29
RUSI MISC VEG
.DALE( Cd Me-
STA z|T0MIRA
v petih dneh so dobili
nazaj polovico ozemlja,
XII so ga naciji. zavzeli v
teku sestih tednov

MOSKVA, 20. decembra. -
Rusi so vceraj magic napredu-
joel ofenzivi ma kijevski 'front.'
prekoracili reko Teterev in Ia
well mesto Korostisev, XII lei
16. mill vzhodno cd zitomira.
Istocasno nadaljujejo pro-
diranjem proti Romuniji, cd ka-
tere so oddaljeni Sc samo 116
mill.
O velikih uspehih Sc poroca
tudi S fronte v Bell Rusiji, kjer
so ruske cete tekom vcerajsnje-
ga dneva pobili 1900 Nemcev
in zasedli vec naseljenih krajev.
Ma enem sektorju Sc nahajajo
Rusi Sc samo sedem mill cd vi
tebska.
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KAzARrNE CHURCH

D. ard Mn s $ Eku
0slafraua Cts aaa4aa
S4naae aean
ard q Is d ag ue
eai Church ct ths Naat
1fh psraao8a
evening Janusfs ie
announced IS tae Ft
r8Jk pastof
ID London Nas tW Hant
president - q Aa1sreHe c
md MfH Danalsn NaNat Husfe
Hnf5i tHIftCsn < aen tHs
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METHODIST CHURCH

sun8a9 aauuaHK la
10@ A - Church Me5A
ffa a s Morning wasshin
s - 2 n Naefh Fellowship
TMP NJ Evening Worship
Manass 4anusfK lf
2a = ~ rtx - "
E meet ~ the church iH
sIHis
rm 3 S Haafd 81 Christian
ueaau
Tta#aaaFz 8suaafY
TgHp WeIef Rfat
sauu In basement t ehne
NslnHaF January
raa y = PRAYER aefsIer
Baa s. CEanr uacflae
- UHaNfEK.
Hasfa#
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EAST MOSS POINT Baptist

Schedule - seretgr
$50 IS s. SUNDAY 2faai
1915 a s. Morning aergu0u
so F, Training Union
10 F. # EeangeIHtle Me-
HHEf
200 + n Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
t. WuFahip with us
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor
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nai Nuiiofw
Il. aH arN far
"a e 1ne Gessrn
rre Jr - aat
etefuaf
aF ase @sH Iemn
il fe H. ard als
Gee fnfEf MaY a.
- mafstana aae
tn ~aeh other ard MANY
d. n pass ttgeauNh that
- aazuuys although &
esa 81 GaiiGaa ThS
era the 1aeaar
rsea aHa make e KNTiiy o.
~. pass faaf way
eeFrn - have
aFuptea lie and Hig
4 ~ ths great North
81 ufsln sheY eMnse ~
near fhe city -
Hn dnclpies Wenf n
90 eef ined and jesus
"a
wet came q woman
81 and Jeear asken hef
s.. SID E5Ve 8lm > dFink
Ha# II tfsat tfsu ksing 3
ara dflnk Bl mse whsch
am a Ssmafie shs
Would Give Living Water
Nef wa II tfSua
ems gifs ~ Gad ana who
tn 20 tree Give use
tHau wouldn't haxe
Hau end tie wfgsaia havf
hyIHE wsf~F
TIs man probably nsN IN
sssa. Ser shpu hast
mnt draW ulfh. and lne
urH eu Tram whenee shen
a ia 2asf Irving wstrfs Ars
tas greater TRAN oar father -
aass ua err well ard
ufsak serepf himself. and his
r and ms cattIeT
Jess answeF was Whnaoever
ouuksfr IT this watef shall
th sam Rmt whazoeeef
a.raf x the 3sief that I anal
an snail never thaFss. hut
thr SKATER that I snail gsve him
Fl him = 2eil ~ watrf
re up rusu everlasting iifn
Woman MtsundaTatnnda
nnan asked Jesus a. give
f fsf wafe8 fhat tn4fst
-. .hsf eofrir Asfssef to dfaw
~ee.tenfly lllotaett Il sgns
HaiimH that wuaala relieve
thirst lor tee rest 81 hrf
~ caurse Il was not pilyNis
t ft Jesus nseant bat xpu
fhs acceptance II the fHes
ne rad brought satisfying
'e 5htrsty suul and making .
sf,cr free irnFn thirst
J1s then told the Samaritan
Nomiu 20 - ard caii hcr husband
t Eis mlrhg aive hsm tire mes
4e Il nave ua husband she
n@efed and Jessts said ~ her
nat shc spoke the truth because
she mad rad five husbands and
me man uIfn whom sire was theH
lfvtur wa not ner hushand Yet
ae tills woman with whom Jesus
aHiked va not even 3 good WON
an Sine vas called = sinner. bat
me Lord who knew Of her sin.
suli talked 81 sef giving her the
mea4agc winch should save her
Isn't that = repfoos ~ those who
keep themselves away frurn moss
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson


4 a
mmn frFns
fhe rx
n h
rs the Jess
aat ue
M tefasn TIE Maan eaaifa
"a xsu q a saving 0a
faEhefz n a mn
hsin sfsd ae fhaf m 1efu
aefn Is the paare here nsea
3 @arsh4n a aa auA
fm w g farn se ak an
@n affairs Jesus w
anan eVN me the hour
casneah Wen e snail neither -
thix mzuntetn fhioaaHf GsEu
nor vrt 81 Jerusalem worship aHs
Father W. tn s FHaW a
Mhaf wr Nn0w Whas Ne W
snip for MlvagaF d iht Jews
Bur fhR hauf ernefh ard u
when TIE ff1r fns
NnfNhip tae Fatliew n spirit ani
= truth Scr fae FHthsr
marh e. worship Him God a
spirit ard Ties that uugN
Him asaEst aosalap HIM IN aptfit
and e. truth
Speakx Of Messiah
TIE Nufaan fnen snake ~ fhi
ea1linR nf the MESSIAH SAYING
fhas Wnen He came he w8u
tell sllein AL things Jesus saith
unfu her ! that speak unto thee
arr lie
TIE disciples returned and
fsaifia Jesus talking e. TINS wsn
En- and wondered bat dia naf
ak Him why Iie talked T. her
They offered Hun food. bat he
refused A. He said ! have mest
% eat that ~ knoN nes ol
They didn't understand thaf ani
makpd esrh either IL anynne Rad
given Him anything 81 sat
Jesus was filled Wiih eathus
asrn ard tsl8 HIS disciples that
thex hAd M naed 60 wait Coz the
harvest Lift 90 y0ar eyes and
t0ok ~ tha lieids TN tines are
shife already e. harvest He haa
faafsd . fertile held ready for
fne harvest rsght ~ Ssmaris he
was telling their
Many ~ the Saussfilaus b.
Ilevnd on Hfm frtan whst the
= usfsau hsa told shrn ard many
more that they Rad ASKED Hnm -
stay Wlih shegn Jesus tarrina wtfh
taesn two ssy8 ard then wssut on
e. Gasa
Truly He that reapeth ecefv
rfh waEes sud gatheTath fruit
unto liIc eternal. a eur Gnioeu
Text m THE wages Jesus re-.
eesvea faf His ucapfnE we're ia
o-ed fhs fruit unto lIfe eternal
the spiritual salvation n these
pun4 pesspIe wig heard Him
Not oniy ~ = temple dedicated
e. worship NAV wF truly worship
Cod But wheEeerf we sfe-on
mountain. y valley. ~ our Of
tlees workshops wchnols etp
Cod IS a spirit and thef that
swshin HIM must worship Tin.
N spirit and IN TRUTH
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LUTHERAN
Christ Latnss Caarch
3i4 Soufh Faaeseeas street


Christ Lutheran Church
3i4 Soufh Paaeseaais street
sandss jar Dr. c8ni san
dsF altef Epzuhsnx
go 4 g SUNDAY Nnl NJ
Willard DeFaFfe supeHnteHa
ent M Catherine Brasil 81.
kzuizl. lesson FaEHt = EEsnf
60 q ~ Eibe
1000 4 81 Divine service
Mss H5ln1a Netenc afEsnlsi
Epafle iesson Eph S = 81 Cos
pei lesser Matt = q 81 ser
mon Ye are Our EpfsiEe
Wednesdsv Jan - ehafr prsc
tee - 10 p 81
Thergdax Ian WsIEae
League meeting al aHe nrs
~ 81 e 70
Thouehi 81 lhe week Lle
CHRISTIAN usk IS Caautaafa
speaE Christians Trunk
Chrnttan
Be- FREDERICK a GRAH-
Pastor
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ORANGE GRCvI
METHODIST CHURCH

10 ~ A X Sunday seian
Lee HI superintendent
tfM a IS Morning Worship
nafsiee 80 aeraasI SafiaF
TA6 r. EeeuIn9 Worship
service oa eruff SanuayN
3a r - M Me rfs
aaar'snR saeh Tue
200 = n Werner - asiuH
afa S3fff9 meeting nn Monday
after she asBmi sunday % each
menth
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KREoLr cHURca or COD

SUNDAY sehaol iBgN A ~
Worship service siuBaY tn
y ~
special Mothcm Service sun
daK night
Youue Pvauis NsrtnE Ttaea
dae. - 3 81
Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
- T. NJ
Rev T " DAVIS ard WIFE
Pastors
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

zW = s. Sunday school
Mta Hannah Stafk. alreuulcnd
euJ
E - WnrshIn serv1re
on the rooa3 and fourth sun
das
900 F. Md week PRAYER
meeting each Thursday evening
Jsp PAYNE
Pastor
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CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church mtasi. aM = st
Il Barlow afIfprrEstN
Sacrament aereHe. = A. &
Ffsaf SUNDAY - eseh utauih
Firm League Young Heuplei
Felh Williams leader. eco = ~
eaeh SUNDAY
Evening mferr 8 ueinck earlI
SUNDAY
HnmaHs meeting no + 81
every ollsrr Aopdas Mir 7 T.
pa law eadef
Msd Neek pray Sefxict 500
a. 81 Wedsaesdat
Young Peoples Hecraatl1u 500
g NJ aarh Friday
Everyone cnrdalif Hetsa
A Il RARSES
Paste
MILDRED #HOMAs
6emafftr
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FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN


CHURCH
81 Can't street
Eunday Isntsary IT,
a4s a ~ SUNDAY school
lna0 A ~ Bible elsse ~ fiss
man
fEsa0 4 NJ metning worship.
sermon b Rev Fkiwafd S Cur
re. recensls eeutFneu lfofn ght.
IA
so ? ~ Ysank peopIe
League. Il the mans
10 2 AZ evening woaafIn.
conducted b. Rev 2 a Cufrse
Monday. January H.
aMp - Prayer Gfuuu Ven
ems Auxiliary
TUESDAY January H.
To r d Boy Sceuf Trrap
WEDNESDAY January n
80 r 81 PRAYER meeting
! &. CRANE IN
k5snaef
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

hedale fuf the wrek
Sunday
aAs 4 - Church aheo
100 A s war1un services
coo E Youth Fellowship
ZOO Z n Worship services
Mundas
a0N 2 If Meeting ~ " s e.
S Circle Mav Cuean Cectle
ualinF
Tuerdas
80 = rs Harriet Fairey CIR
Gle
Weane tas
100 + s Md wreck prayeg
SeHeIe9
4 l. WALTON
Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

ksNuu gaNg1is Community
SUNDAY Sefa1l. 10 H2 am
i8ua8 Lgfnief. superintendent
Morning Sefers AiMa am
ese0na and snufth Surainvs
Young People Meeting TM
evening SeFVev 10 pm
PRAYER Server every Thursday
.sf 81 pm
We extend An invitation 20 all
IL attend these SERVICES
J S JENKINS.
paatnz
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a. given the Margaret Lackey
Etwis wsiI mes in fhe home 81
Mrs v H Nelson j. w1th Ms
Is 81 H0hay leading tie mission
sudK AL members sfe urged
- aitnnd
ciFxN Ntfmlser Thsee wiIi uaeet
ia the home IF Mrs. X " Burn
ham TIE JHsnila Byrd Circle
vii Eispt 81 the horne II Mr. J
r TnempsaH All members sfe
urged q attend TIE meetings If
thesr respective circles
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
=

sabbath cael = 80
every Saturday afternoon 81 o
auditorium 81 housing uTa On
Tenth street preaenIrae 90 80
+ r. b HARVEY LGe Du
sterenuIfcaI lectures asat sc
m1arsanf for ahs tine e Earth
Hsfazv each Tueaay night 81
ar7aEK EHefEae invited
NlaS 8 p CROSBY.
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~EBCATAwpk BArTIsT
CHURCH

&00H a 81 SUNDAY Mhool n
X CfaHp. apf8nirfstent
Htm a 81 morning worship
csc Tranlna NBi1o NJ Jos
Robinson aHrectu
N song
800 = Al preaching
sl0uEaN ~ M " st S
Thursday IS = ~ prayer
meettna
s. E WtNuHAM
Pastor
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Sunday
SO r8s8 ~hevA MFa
gaHn Haaraia unefimnndcut
HfN a 81 ana SIC e -
T#B M baptist Tfsnsnk
n
TUESDAY,
oP ~ y u Z II eisurrh
WEDNESDAY
1902 Officers ard Teaes
ef MnefEuE
500 = ~ Mafseek fTsyrx
HEv 1EWKII gOtAzAN
pastnw.
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= 10 cIrRCYkrN n CHURCH OFFICERS

NOTICE TO CIERCYMEN AND CHURCH OFFicERo
Tho Chrougcle-StaF and Advertiser Is deatraa af hrep
ing standing on TINS pages under the head 81 Church Ncwf
q complete and correct directory e al the churches m ohf
area hours 81 services, specal meetings and other matters
pf intercst r. our church pe0ple TO MAKE thls directory com
plete Il Is Necessary that We gNt cupY for changes ~ thc
hours 81 service not later than every "Wednesday Afternoon
IS ue vlsh e. publish this dtreCtuy IN the Friday ISSUE ~
our paper. 81 please help u - keen the l@t eorreet, IS aeba
inE in vour oop1 every week r "Wednesday AFTERNOON 81
the --latest
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rrHsr nArrrsr cnuncn

rTHsT BAPTIST CHURCH
Fsaeskmlla. Muaieatppi
sunday
asa A s. snudsY wheni e
4 Marsfan superintendent
~ e. a ~ nsornIuC worship
6fa = AZ Baptist Training
unon Aife Walter Trehefn q
lertor
p T. IS evening wurship
Wednesday
TW = IS teachsfs and oft
eag meeting
500 2 81 PRAYER service
FRIDAY
- r II. elaair rehearsal. Il
\ Ntagsiuu director
We Weirenn au y4siiurH 81 ettf
services Especially afv We El8fi
q have ihe service nseu worship
afih rs
IL GREEN Tn =.
Pastor
q A MARSrON.
Educational Director
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ST II

GnNnNn
Cornef pinf sfai Live Oak slFeat
SUNDAY Services
70 A NJ HolY C0sHmanirFn
ard znrntan
I0H a 81 Sunday s~eiHas'i
1889 Il Morning pravef ard
fusun Title 81 ta5ay seFraau
: All inat Heard Hiu Were ~
fenlshed
8W IS s NffndaY THE Rec
lar hToadessts eeer Radio Sisiaau
WGcA l1to kilycsfIes subieet
II iadss Fzdia address 4 Sp8
= ~ I|nliHHat2
ReN FRIEDRICH S REScH.
Hcetes
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Tfs v n I me- At ts
un MONDAY aftertau 81
Dee MeInns lei ih pFg
Ms r / DELI mef
over tie htaslaes mee45aL
following annoe
meeflne oi e8fcie mex
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CHURCH OF Col
Past Muss Point
10 90 4 IS uHsI
Joe Barrow. sttpertnteHHent
1Iao 4 s. and 80 T.
Preaching service ever Str @
500 = Nv / y each
.day. Cecil Mcdonald. Ieade
soc r - PRAYER
eaeh Thursday
Rev JOHN A SIT
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sEcoEp Baptist cHuHcH

Henri svcnue in sAspraFd Wc
nnn raNcaFBnta
&uHH4aN@
e45 a 81 SUNDAY afenaL a n
Crane. superintendent
ITO 4 - mnTutnz wufahip
Herv5cx
go 81 s T 4 Haaf Ern
est Tay6m dIrse&ag
1sss ? 81 eNensax worship
WaonnNaaH
To- 2 ~ prayer netsags
$50 2 n. Chow Prssiiee
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Mos Fusnf

ma sundays a..
sfH 2
aunaa aaai If 1000 a *
Training NHnn 81 JW n "a
MHtmeak Nrvem Wednesday
~ 500 ~
Hnu afe caf8aallY invited a. a.
tefd
REH ! 2 BROCK Pastor
REN BILL BEAN
Asn<csaie r@atog
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Graphite ecezzfs mainly u fHs
older crystalline Haekz
a~fanuIEte csz ans cfsali
limestone
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ST. PIEHHrs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Coulter. Miss
MoruifzE Prayer snd ser
mon by tho Feriof TIE Second
SUNDAY az the naanu tilt service
b Haly Communion arRi sermon
Rev. FRIEDRICH S REscH.
pasaT
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LINCOLN AVENUE
Baptist CHURCH

keeaNtfHn HNuu. Federal fHH5f
HaastuE huthpfiiy b4lains
iafa street
hlfaag
DH A M 6ua3sy cfa
Tneana E Bowman r. mlpI
ffam = - mornfnE worship
aHFrWHe
81 + AZ Hspl6st Training
Unian Mlm 1uanita Stewart 4
rector
Ice r s. evening worship sef
esce
sfrr8a8
80 ~ Wamsu Missionary
Unieza
Enafzdag
81 + M uTavcf aFxleH
Rev Z y WATTS
Pastor
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Our LADY OF VICTORIES
CHURCH

OUR LADY or VICTORIES
CHURCH
ke Street F-asgaRuula
Christmas S~efetrea
Christmas Eve CuufeA4ane
3M n SO 2 n Singing ~
Christmas Caro- a. "A & -
CHRISTMAS Day-fiiEh mass "a
Midnight
Ehfistnfas morning masses ~
TM and l0W
Reserved sNstg If midnight
mass for m~mh~fa ~ armed fnFne
onts
r. CAREY.
Pa tat
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ASSEMBLY Or COD
TABERNACLE

a He Ec HHHzh go
- first aHa fHa sunday sight
Efnnfnr - - cc sanaa
school - $50 = Ladies PTes
Meeting each ThHHaiss afta
asr -
Everyone invited ta attend
= e RODGERS
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FAiHvIrw BAPTIST CHURCH
Msssst street psscasauia Ms

Sunday zchaal * 100 a :
q y Taylor. superintendent
Preaching aecaad aaa fouFtn Sun
dsa e. 1Ia0 = - and SO F -
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
81 SO 0e.ocE
Rev Ray HAMILTON,
Pastor.
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Y

There viii nef he any weekly
service held III the church On
Wednesday evening due 10 the
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ST JosEpHs CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Maa fsa9ut
sundaF ~ and s M
a g
Week day nss s4a a n
The echo., 1943-06-18

Cut out every ore Of those extra
trips your laundrymau used TO
make IN the name Of service" and
our boys can make u lot Of extra
trips with bombers in the name Of
freedom.
l. On the day previous to regu.
lar pickup day, inspect all "extras",
such ~ curtains, washable rugA
slip covers, bed spreads, blankets
and quilts. II they are soilsd. plaas
them with your regular laundry
bundle and avoid q last minute ru4A
when the Aundryman calls; per-
haps sven eliminate . special trtp
back later In the day. So. ren,sxs-.
Der to have these laundsrabls "e1.
tras" ready for when they are slsAA
and sparkling they make home q
much easier place to forget 90
cares and worries. .s, ~
! 2. II possible, round eus yea
supply Of wearing apparel Apk
household linens 20 that on his reg
slar call to your home, the routes
man can (a) deliver your cleAA
laundry. (b) collect for it, (e) piek&
up soiled articles. This reaukS Ia
one call every period instead Of
two or three. i,
! .. Il you can't be home when tie
routernsn arrives, arrange with .
nsighbor to accept and pay foe
your laundry. Do ths same for asx
Telephone changed 'sstxuetiont d.
rect to the Laundry q day al cad &s
scheduled delivery 4 possible.
These seem like small things bLs
added all together and multiplis4
by all delivery services Of every
kind. such a simple routins actually
saves thousands Of miles Of un
necessary wear on tiresi That's whr
our government has asked every
one, homemaker and businessmA<
alike, to do everything possible u
eliminate extra" deliveries.
unnefeIary ....>A>,>
The echo., 1943-06-18

No. Mbrs.
Lodge No. President Reported
The echo., 1943-06-18
|LOOKE EaoN
Win JOSEPHINE HUDDLEsTON

"Save now to have for the fu.
ture" is as true for tires on delivery
trucks as for tires on our own cars.
And, the very best way to sava
rubber tires, is to cut out every
unnecessary request for special and
repeat calls.
To homemakers educated to q
way of life wherein the word "ser-
vice" is Synonymous with delivery
at any and all times, avoidance Of
extra calls means breaking a long
established habit. For this reason
the American Institute of Laun-
dering gives US some suggestions
for cooperating with our laundry
and save rubber for Uncle Sam.
The echo., 1943-06-18

Miss Alma f. Suuoerry, Office Secy.
Of the H. B. A. visited the q. S. o,
in Hattiesburg, Miss. Friday, June 10.
Miss Sudberry is reported to have had
an enjoyable trip.
The echo., 1943-06-18

Please notify the Office wheusvw
you change your address in order thAa
we might change the address oa oz
mailing kst Whenever we mail sW
a paper and it COMES back, We ha~
to pay to get it out of the post osise
-Editor.
NOTICE
Presidents VII send Ia Cashiers
Checks win please forward Toe s9-
change on same. Please put this On
your Memo book and govern Touw~
selves accordingly.
General President.
The echo., 1943-06-18
THE WEEKLY ECHO
Continued from Page l
famous scientist.

famous scientist.
The George Washington Carver Lib
erty snip was launched at Richmond,
California, this May. II is the sec
opd to be named for famous Negro.
The first one, the Booker T. Wash
ington, is already in service under
the command Of a Negro captain,
Hugh Mulzac. A third hip, the
Frederick Douglass, has been assign
ed for cons ruction.
The echo., 1943-06-18

MEMBERSHIP PER LODGE AS
REPORTED BY THE VARIOUS
LOCAL PRESIDENTS IN THE
JUNE BOARDS. ALL MEMBERS
REPORTED t1.25 EACH. THE
NUMBER OF MEMBERS THAT
EACH PRESIDENT REPORTED is
AS FOLLOWS:
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-09-16

able, a good pair of mules should be
used in order to run the pillow under the
tubers and slightly to the left side of
the row top. This little trick will save
damaging many of he potatoes. Some
farmers make the mistake of using a
middle-buster. This implement will
always do a great deal Of damage.
Sweet potatoes should be handled
carefully and as little as possible when
digging. The crop should never be dug
and left in the field overnight. Thowing
them into piles and hauling them loose
in a wagon is a bad practice. Put them
in hampers as they r picked up, then
take them to storage.
If you have produced sweet potatoes
this year, do your best to harvest and
store them so that you can have them
through the winter. 1t would be a pity to
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10000 Bushels Potatoes
Lost In County In ~

A survey shortly after Christmas in
1912 in Holmes county showed that
farmers lost 10000 bushels Of sweet
potatoes by not observing practical rules
in harvesting and storing this valuable
crop. says County Agent l. w. Carson.
Although the potato crop always has
to wait until cotton has been picked
it looks 10 as though farmers will be
able to harvest them before frost and
before the wet season sets in. Potatoes
should be plowed up with a large turn
ing pillow with a coulter fastened to the
beam to cut the vines without damage
to the potatoes. If a tractor is not avail
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transacted business in West Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen Cade of
Emory, visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Tate
Sunday.
Pfc. Amzi B~ouchillon, after spending
his furlough with his family, has re-
turned to camp.
George Brock and John Pickering of
Tupelo, students at Holmes Junior Col
lege, were week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Brock.
son visited Mrs. W. NJ. Brock Thursday
Mrs. w. L. Wright and Reed Wright
were business visitors in Durant Satur-
day.
Saturday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Brock and Sara Evelyn
Thomas carried Buddy Brock to HJC
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. s.. L. Murff, Miss Alice Murff
Mrs. w. T. Hand, and Mrs. Louise Craig
were business visitors to Memphis from
Tuesday to Thursday.
Jimmie Bicker, Nathan Aldridge, ant
Conner Ward left Saturday for Cam
Shelb where they will be indicted int,
the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Brister, Miss Fay,
Brister, Mrs. Made Blaylock, and Mrs
Leo Boatwright we're Greenville visitor,
Sunday. Mrs. Boatwright visited he,
daughter, Miss Doris, who is in train
ing at the Kings Daughters Hospital
Miss Faye Brister will begin trainin,
at that hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stevens, ST., ant
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stevens, Jr., an,
Junior Stevens spent Sunday in Picken'
with Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Bowers.
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Mrs. N. Schur, Mrs. Leslie johnson,
Mrs. w. l.. Hooker, Miss Julia Watson,
Mrs. A. M. Pepper, Mrs. W. H. Sharp
Mrs. r. o. Duke, Mrs. A. P. Shepherd
ST., Miss Elizabeth Heinrich, Miss Wayne
Heinrich, Miss Julia Heinrich, Mrs. Jewel
Jarrett, Mrs. Sidney Rhyme, Miss Minnie
Jordan, Mrs. Monthie, Miss Monthie, Mrs
C. Smith, Mrs. J.. r. Patterson, Mrs. A
8. Povall, Mrs. Irene Money, Mrs. Fannie
Lumpkin, Mrs. Carson, Miss X. M. Nc.
Leod. Mrs. A. Jacobson, Mrs. Hugh
Nichols, Mrs. Morris Herman, Mrs
Bruce SETTLER, Mrs. Effie Swittenberg
Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. f. r. Trot-
man, Miss Viola Lindholm. Mrs. Will
Wilson, Mrs. Norman Weathersby, Mrs
w. E. Thurmond, Mrs. Mamie Dyson
Mrs. Sue Wood, Mrs. Claude Rollins
Miss Agnes McDade, Mrs. Clover John
son, Mrs. J. M. Hoff, Mrs. Roy Gelston,
Mrs. Bill Power, Miss vernice McNeer,
Mrs. c. A. Moore, Mrs. !. r. King, ST.,
Rebecca Ellison, Ann FAINT Davis, Mrs.
f.. w. Ellison, Mrs. ]. B. Walton, Mrs.
W. II. Roach.
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r T WINS OBSERVES
SEASON OF PRAYER

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist Church observed the Mar
garet Lackey season Of prayer for State
Missions on Monday with the general
theme According to Your Faith" and
the topic, "The Meaning of Faith"
Mrs. W. G. Brock led the devotional
based on the scripture reading Of some
verses in the 9th chapter Of Matt.
Mrs. G.. ID. Thornton told how Faiths
creation grows and Mrs. B. L. Hathcoci
read some paragraphs from a booklet
According to Your Faith"
An offering was made, after which
Mrs. Thornton led the closing praye
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Red Cross
Honor Roll
Durant

Mesdames w. h. Counts, A. J. Leslie,
Carl Drake, J. O. Lanfair, Gordon Allen,
Carl Crider, A. B. Clements, w. s. Kicks,
W. c. Martin, J. p. Moore, Cora Taylor,
J. r. Joyce, ]. L. L~onginotti, Bill Burn
ley, Hays Irving, w. p. Taylor.
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lose such a valuable crop this year. If
you have a surplus, you can find a
ready market at a splendid price. The
government is guaranteeing a fair price
to the farmers for this crop, Mr.. Carson
concluded.