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RAMBLING REPORTER
Continued from page u

Continued from page ID
the members nave a habit of taking
up collection every time any men,
ber has a baby and then having the
presiding officer match the amount
collected. The whole amount then is
presented TO the fond papa.
Thursday night there was a big
Rotary meeting in Holtville with
about 100 persons present. Keith
Nets, the president, thought it
would not be a good idea to take up
a collection at that time for Lamont
Odett, whose son was born Thurs
day, because the presiding officer,
j. r. Snyder, would have to contri-
butte too much. When Nets made
that announcement, Snyder howled.
We've got to have cigars passed
around" he declared. He said so
much so often that the Rotarians
took up collection of $50 and made
Snrder match it.
He won't talk so much next time
maybe
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10

only when the item applied for is
in the dealers hands, it is there
fore preferable that the applicant
submit his application through the
dealer" Small said. while it is
the applicants privilege to file
with the War board office, the COM
mittee has to see the dealer anyway
before they can pass on or approve
the application for certificate"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
Continued from page II

fHIuNN ItVIII UdEt II
Rog and Nikopol, central ami
southern anchors of the Dnieper
bend defenses.
They were impressed by the fact
that the Russians. regardless of the
German counteroffensive against
the Kiev salient, had shifted the
weight of their drive southwark to
continue the push in the river bend.
At least Is towns and villages
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
Sweet Revenge

Sweet Revenge
If the El Centre police depart
ment wants the flag left hanging
out in the dark, rain. and storm of
Friday night, someone whispered to
RR, why just call at the Post-Press
office.
Remember, you cops, when you
took the Post-Press flag in one
night and made a crack like that
to the Post-Press staff the next day?
That makes us even.)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
SIMPLE FORMS

On the new application form gen.
eralities are dispensed with and
the applicant ASKS Tor a specific
piece of machinery and manufac-
turer. Too. application with only
one dealer may be filed for a specif-
ic piece of equipment. This is to
relieve confusion and stop the ap-
plicant from shopping around" ,"
the rationing committee decided.
Applications can only be filed when
the piece of equipment he desires
is on the floor of an Imperial county
dealer.
In view of the fact that certifi-
Gates for purchase will be issued
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
GOVERNOR ILL

CARSON CITY, New, Dec. 10
(UP)-Governor E. P. Carville is in
bed at the executive mansion here
with a heavy cold. it was an
nounced Friday. He will be unable
to return to his office until early
TeXt week
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
AUTOMOBILE AND BUS
COLLIDE IN T., e..

Police reported an accident Thurs
day evening in which car driven
by William Mcguire and a Grey
hound bus collided at Fourth and
SandalWood.
Rex w. Rice, As, pleaded guilty
and paid a fine of SIS in police
court Friday morning on a charge
OF driving while intoxicated. He
struck an unloading delivery truck
head on at 213 Main street Thurs
day evening. Darnag1 TO the truck
was slight but some damage was
reported TO Rice's car.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10
ITEMS LISTED

Farmers need purchase certifi-
Gates for all of the following items,
Small said; wheel tractors, COM
bines, mowers, side delivery rigs,
hay leaders. pickup hay balers,
grain drills, manure spreaders, list
ers with planting attachments, port
able elevators, feed grinders, milk
ing machines, irrigation pumps,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-10

Continued from page II
the new certificate form MR122 ca.
be issued"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20

To wash no cars. water no lawns,
SHRUBS, etc: when yUu turn on the
>plsot III your house please draw tho
water you need but do not let TN,
water continue 10 run. When yn,,
wash dishes please do so in Il pnn
not under running water III the sink
Whlle the pipe has been ordered
ana Is being shipped today il will
sun take some time to receive and
install the same and # the drought
continues the water in Ruwlund's
pond viii not last indefinitely. so
tne!c Is no reason for unWay.rurird
use OF water now or at any future.
time until the rains again iii ON.
lakes.
III you Will drive Ia the pond M
me old pumping station you Will soc
mat am not sounding false alarms
ana Will see just how critical Inc.
situation Is. II the customer, coop
crate. we Will have enough water,
put II It Is wasted We will find ON
selves completely without water
within the next two weeks.
In tact the situation IS - serious
mat II Is now necessary To uSl; the
NltE Cuunc!! 10 pass an ordnance pro-
hloIiin2 the useless Use OF water.
This Is done not against the luyul Cit
!IenS who have COOpCvuteG but in or
der that those who thoughtleSslv
nave not coope:atcd can bc dealt
With
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
Demonstrate
Scout Troops
At Meeting

Beginning with the call To ColorS
at 3 o'clock, the Boy Scout Training
Institute was held last night at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Demonstrations in scoutcraft were
given by the four troops. with
Troop 81 giving an exhibition of
signalling, semaphore, Morse and
sign: Troop 80 holding model troop
meeting: Troop 63 showing the va
luc Of first aid knowledge: while
Troop l6 set up Il model camp.
After c. w. Webb. field executive.
Present separated into three groups
to discuss possible problems in the
arose from these discussions and were
scouting movement. Three issues
answered i'll the panel discussion
which followed. These were: The
valuc Of the Siaiucttc. does scouting
interfere with school work? aud why
don't Henderson churches sponsor
Scout troops?
Last nights session WAS under tho
direction of Rev. II. II. Cash. with
the faculty consisting OF S. Nj. Crow
der. +. O. Fallncr. S. W. Webb. Rev.
w. D. McInnis. Rev. Il. X. King,
Father j. II. King. and Billy Nit
chell
The date for the second session of
me institute waS SET for Tuesday,
Nov. :. al 80 o'Clocl. with s. NJ
Crowdcr as chairman. Only adults
are /" attend. and all Scmltcr> are
urged To be present in order to- be
eligible Tor their training certificates.
Inc session will consist o! questions
ana answers on the topic Troop
Organization and Operation"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20

Box 10. Henderson.
Sidrey Lewis, 1912 Chesapeake
Ave. Baltimore. Md, Transferred Il
Baltimore.
James Edward Hargrove. Kittrell
William Henry Enccd. Townsville
Benjamin Henderson. Route No. =
Box II. Henderson.
Jerry White, Route No. 4. Icndcr,
son.
Samuel Floyd, Jr. Route NO. 9
Kittrell.
Robert Samuel Hicks, Route No
3, Box 81, Henderson.
John Elma Hargrovc. Route No. 5
Henderson.
Willie Moss Bramc, 745 John ST.
Henderson.
Joseph Terry. Route No. 5, Box
235. Henderson.
Eddie Bessett Wychc, o35 Flint ST.,
Henderson.
Sam Sneed, 633 Rowland ST.. Hen
dcrSon.
John Wilbur Turner, i23 Whit;cn
Ave. Henderson
George Edward Davis. 806 Vaughn
ST., Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
Pipe Is Started On Wav
Here For Water Supply
Council Will Pass Ord nance Tonight
Restricting Use of Water by Patrons

SiN-Inch pipe sufficient to lay a
me approximately one mile has been
shipped To the City ol Henderson
from Lynchburg. Va. manufac-
turcr To tap u new source OF water
supply III the face OF the incrcaSlnp-
ly critical situation that now faces
Henderson as to lis water. II was
stated today by Mayor Henry
Powell. He said the pipe should
reach here by Friday morning, and
tha, the work OF laying the line
would begin immediately
Water supply in the reserve lakes
a. the pumping station one mile east
vi the city l. estimated lu be adc-
quatc for needs OF the community
I"r i'um TWO 10 three weeks, and
So critical has the situation become
that the City Council Was called into
session tonight tu pass an ordinance
prohibiting Use Of water Tor certain
purposes.
Except tor one half dav on one oc-
cG>Dpu and the better part Of two
days u mid September. tine ucudcr-
So" area has had no rainfall ut lar
G%r proportion than mere sprinkle
IN more than three months.
y surface line ,s 10 DC laid one
mile from the present pumping sta
i;un - Ruwland'S pond To tap u
supply that l. estimated to bc good
lur about three months. and which
! fed by (, larger stream than either
OF those which empty into the pres
en-, W3tCrWovEs lakes
Washing OF automobiles privately
q" al garages. watering Of lawns or
SHRUBS Dg excessive Use OF water III
homes Viii Dc prohibited bv an pl.dI-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
S:~'' 1ss; I.Q:?

!. Name the Mediterranean island
mat WAS the place of the first exile
al Napoleon BOnapartc
=. In which State was Abraham
Lincoln born?
3. Marshal Albert KrSscrlring and
Marshal Erwin Rommel command
German troops in -?
!. y great gross j. SO, Ia. or 288
dozens
;. Germany invaded Russia in
May. June or July, 1871?
&. Market Wise" is the name of
a famous dog, racchorSc, or circus
elephant"
:. How many years are in a mil
'cnnumn
9. y Iloundcr is a fish, frog or
tadpolc?
9. Name tho capital Of Florida.
10. Abraham Lincoln and George
Washington were both born in which
month?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
MRS. MARY w. BATS
DIES AT FLORENCE

A.r>. Mary Wrcnn Bats. formerly
OF Henderson. died n II o'clock
Tuesday morning al Florence. :. {.
Alr>. Bats = survived bv her
hu: band. " NJ. Bats: one son. W,
NJ. BattS. J... hcg mother. Mr.. AI:u-
ME Wrcnn. and two bsothrr>. :. y.
Wrcnu and =. -. Wrcnn.
The tunCrI! services are Ia bc held
y; the Rchnbcth Methodist church
Thursday afternoon. The hour mas
not yet been decided upon.
The funeral party was 10 leave
Florence al II o'clock tins morning
and the body brought here Tor c,ir
Their rites.
The pailbcarcr> were not ANNOUNCE
ed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
Pack House
Is Burned

Tie pack barn and strip room.
containing most Of this years to-
baccu crop. of John X. Foster of the
DaDncy section was completely de-
Str"ycd by fire this morning about
five o'clock. The family was un-
able 10 determine the origin of the
fire
The members of the family were
Just arising when they discovered
the fire and il had made so much
headwar that they were unable to
cNtlnGuiSh il.
Foster also had much of his next
years soda and some fertilizer in
the building. The fivc DESTROYED a
two-horse wagon and some farm I'M
plcmcnts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
JAMES HENRY PRICE
FUNERAL THURSDAY

James Henry Price. 80. coIorcd,
d!cd Monday aitrruo"n a. his home
ON Eaton street after an illness of
i"uE weeks. lie was born in HaIiinx
county. airs had lived here thirty
years. ii" WAS employed at the Caro-
Ina BaGeIng Company plant. F.n-
er"l viii be Thursday al , y. m. at
New Bethel Baptist church. with
R"v. ). b. Clantom. the pastor. Off
c!"tlng. Burial vii! be in the Black
nall cemetery.
The widow. mother. one sister and
three brothers survive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
MORE BABY CARRIAGES

Baby carriage p"OdUctIOn wi! De
increased this quarter prnv.dlng
manuluct t3rcrS can obtain the mate
r.1.s ard labor. The Henderson Cham
Der o. Commerce na~ been advised
Labor and material shortages have
been preventing manufacturers from
producing their allowances N ca. =
lie. quarters 0: this year
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-20
AND LOAN
GROUPS BUY BONDS

H"m" Building e. Loan Assucia-
t"n and Henderson Building & Loan
ASSOCIATION coppcratcd in the State
HSS"cIatipn.S rNCccding of its quota
IN the recent war bond drive by 2O8
Dercent. according iu announcement
from State headquarters in Raleigh.
Inc announcement was bv Croson
r Mii'"r. nf Albcmarlc. State Drcsi-
dent. The quota was passed on Sep
tcmOcr 80, the statement said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
Weekly Sunday School Lesson

lhem b. iae haT Eina ~
sr baii81nF ueaAAe efhsa
fhfwn sfa naana sfte ta
ma eefe er nen u
nos auIg maoc naen Hprs tef
bis hard bui ma thef lsa
bHteT win hard bane
Naf labor An
wlih > efkk Was pa ever them
and # b. saW 81 e. punish he
haas taum @lM tex
miek sametuss sven @omen
aud children Wese - beaten
a atian as3 ms 49,
OF INC iafselfDs Theb Eantiu
uad r mu'ttp So ~ lshafaef.
thought ~ aneifeF H8nsaameni
= dfesdfus aue He SIZED tbe II
bfeN mldalVes eha etene
Tire aafHen when tatf Haaie
we're hefn ard aFae 81 tnem &.
kil8 81 faf male en- aaFeu al H
Is eAs8 Asrr born
The mldwtVe# aHa not uis
however. and anen the kiug die
osflea tnls. ue askea the MD
wir Nh9 they lNd uai aoHe al
b. t6la them ard they usnae 81
en Csc That the Hebrew wousen
bufr theH chiidfea ~ quick
ana easily that they we're m thr
world btfort the mi6wie6 arrived
Thf mIdWfvcs feared Cod ana
Ga1 looked wh fewer gIa9n
them for dlsoaettan the king
Orders Bov Babies Drowned
ST. then Pharaoh told h6 oNH
people THAT every tHne = lns
uahs aa born they saasiid throw
him into the river. bat 81 u Waa
nifI i Vas ~ te allowed 20 1--we
H. people did not cooperate very
heartily IN this however
h tune this mnuman king
aiad hui fhe lsraelttsz were suiI
treated a. slaves and driven e.
hard iab1r and beateu 81 that
thcy signed hy reason Of the
bondage and tneY crued and
theif cly came up unto God h.
reason If tire hnnaaRa
And Cod heard fnem grnan
ing ana God remembered His
covenant with Abraham. with
Isaac. ami with Jacob And Cod
looked upon the children OF 4
rael aud God mad respect uplo
them"
How did He show ms ere
speci unto the Hebrews BY
raising up q leader Of their own
people to lead them otft Of Egypt
into the Promised Land But that
is another lesson
Prosecutions have q way not
OF DISCRIMINATING the prosecuted
peoples. bat Of spreading tnem
and lheIf ideas over the face al
ths earth II seems that Our Mas
ter CARES for these vino are at
Atcied and who turn ia HIM.
listens o. their cries ano coqn
torts and helps them TINS 10 iof
as. too. ia remember ~ nur times
Of trouble.
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CHRIST LUTHERAN cHuRcH

sls S paseaKuuia st
SUNDAY july Ats second sun
daV after Trinity
9 on Divine sefvlse Nils
Hilma Melene. organist. Episile
lesson. / John 3sl3-fa gospel les
son Luke t4lg.24
soc an Bihle elsae
sec am SUNDAY aoL ID
Will ri peForrcsi sunefiufeud
ent, Miss Catherine Brash organ
ist esau Cain 8uf AiHsl
900 pm meeting 81 ntc la
dies Aid society at the patlsu
hoaase
Wednesda@
: 80 pm choir rehearsal
THURSDAY
400 pm. mcuiiug Of ina MAJ
tina Saetets
Thuzghf Tot tire week Chris
tianits aus4 MOI result "a t8n8
ma stlIl. hlf ne anun atcsd
STANDING stali b gotne back
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Baptist CHURCH

Bayuu Caeuiir Community
Sunday School I goo an,
Louis Lander. superintendent
Morning Service. 100 am.
eee8nd and fourth Sundays
Young Peoples Meeting. TOO
l. H.
EVENING Service 7.30 pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
Al 80 pGA
We extend an invitation r. all
- attend these services
J S JENKINS.
Pastor
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LINCOLN AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH

Recreation haam Federsl Public
Housing Authority Building.
10th street
Sunday
aB a n SUNDAY school
T4uam8s q Horuman d.. @lpt
fl#H a Il morning Warahin
aearViru
90 r. s. Baptist TratninR
Union Miss Juanita Stewart ii
rector
B00P ri evening worship SER
vice
MONDAY
80 p rs Womape Missionary
Union
TharadsY
980P NJ prayer service
HeQ J % WATTS.
Pastor
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R~EoRCANIZED CHURCH OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Escatawpa. Miss

Church school GAS a II each
SUNDAY. ] L Barlow supervisor
Lords supper N A n. FIRST
SUNDAY IN each month
Eions League evotnE people,.
f + AZ each SUNDAY
Evening service 30 2 II.
each SUNDAY
Women department meeting
{ 30 every other Monday
Mid wreck PRAYER service = 81
each "Wednesday
Everyone cordially invited t.
these services
Elder A X BARNES.
Pastor
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MOSS POINT METHODIST

Schedule ~ services July 4 ia
Iuiy IL
SUNDAY
gaa 4 m church school
II 1n = 81 sermon On subject
Man Finding His Place
Tia q m Youth Fellowship
800 y n sermon IN SUBJECT
Nan n q Changing World
Monaaf-
33u p m. Woman Society
"Wednesday
T3e = n chotr practice
8sa p m, Fellowship aud
prayer meeting
Every visitor an auew pvrspn
an houared guest
You Will find q welcome AZ all
CUT services
ANDREW ! BOYLES.
Pastor.
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Our LADY or VICTORIES

Masses on SUNDAY. 90. SEQ,
10 90 am
Masses on werkdays 30. 2 20
am
CONCESSIONS on Saturdays : 90,
500. 0a 500 pm
Holy iiNur on Sunday, 30 3 IA.
Enwena ga Tuesday. Z 30 pm
Religious Instruction on SUR
day ~ 3 0n. AMI Saturday at y 30
pm
Class tn Religion foF High
e~hool students on stmday 81
3 ~ IN.
Bspitsmx By appointment
+ ] CAREY,
Pastor
IT MARTIN
Assistant Pastor
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rAsr MOSS POINT Baptist

Schedule 81 SerVleea
nm A 81 SUNDAY school
10 10 a IS Morning sermon
EJ0 + n Training Union
73p + NJ Evaugeliatlc Mes
sage
TOO 7. 81. wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
a. Worship with uS
MONTE a DAVIS.
Pastor.
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CHURCH OF THE sAzARENr

sunday
- n sunday school
100 m morning worship
18H p n NouuE Peoples seq
vice
81 : ~ evaneeIIstle service
~ eauHsaHN-
10 r NJ, midseeek prayer
p IaHH
500 2 N cottsee prayer meet
me
a hearty welcome - vaa
I THe EHutch - IT, E.I.ue
HEN / $ FOLK
Psste
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ORANGE O
METHoDIsT CHURCH

10 o. A n SUNDAY School.
Lerc III superintendent
IL hg A ~ Morning Worship
wyvirc ga second Sundays
74a + ~ EVenmn Worship
service 81 vrruud Sundays
80 + ~ Mid week PRAYER
meeting each Tuesday
800 + II Wofurna Mission
ary sosiefv meeting ~ Monday
after tne second Sunday OF cach
month
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

Tm a4h faasf m ateat the
afs persecution ~ thr Jesa
pat na been solng 81 Eos ihf
sst 2a wears eliminating tn
tex present uue ~ IRE kan
an trying - eahrminsls me
are u Europe
TINE faet enaptR NJ Exn1ns
fshaen means b going asf an
H C.reetl tells 81 the nansEse
- people 0ha accompanied ia
aa nsH Egypt mhich Is HstImat-
81 W 20 HaAfte rms afa not
include many gE the Nn1nen ana
children ala servants und fol
aWrfs 81 tHas aatnmity cal
eaIsir thear musi have been arp
etaI Thousand mltpRetner who
eaue ai Joseph i~nVjtaiion
Bat Joeeph dipd ana al hia
brethren and fhc children ~
isfscl wefe fuIinul ana increases
8HJnuutir. and multiplied and
WsKe6 exceeding mighty nnd
TIE land Was filled with them
H. the beginning wben Igsepn
persuaded blk father and III bn
family "a eafue e. Egypt they
lived in the land ~ Goshen But
when they multiplied thee over
ran other parts 81 Egypt too
Egypt waa = healthy country
there Sss pleufy - eat hunger
being practically unknown
EgypitaHs FORGET Josaph
At first the Egyptian kings
looked with favor on the IHrael
Itea vino sfreuFihuncn Their east
err frontier. whaFe they were
most liable r. attack. but after
q time q king whn kneV
not Joseph aud ali be had aafie
iof the people Of Egypt ann ne
was alarmed rs tire number al
the nation. and said, "Behala the
people oi the children Of Israel
are more and mightier than we
lhuw soau do people iorKci t.
eaFsl
Come On LET us deal wiaely
with them lest they multiply
and II tonne 10 pass. that, when
there ialleth out any waf. tines
ioln also unto eur onrmiek ana
tight against us and 50 yet them
up uut OF the land
In alliance Nith other Canaan
iie nations. the Utilities threaten
ed an invasion Of Egypt. aue the
king thought Il possible that lhc
Isfsclites might JOIN with thetf
enemies So the EgYptians set
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oNa

NM Carter
na
me 6anng 81
~ sssd M R
81 ard Ms pr v
Cadet afA " Wsaa
@v
Ma Il J Ven H0rn an
fefnos1n 0h
$ snd * Ra %
an8 M Ran
7 n Reft ~ Vs.
a. and A Cd ho
Mfs Cln Ia hs uiasne
from a vislf Nlth hef n
aa8g8e uaa IL ef 81
Danata NJ Taylor nf Port LAul.afa
Word NE She re
tsip bu5 haiape Mt ptAaant
lHe garden agoi 81 iae ea
tef sll
Tbs Rep MegEan IL paMagan
u conducting q revival af u#
Magnolia Baptist church ua 3 gt
at Piea at tina week aaa every
one IS urged e. atiend
Tee Res faYatie Baa as
iefna meat stroke whIn "a duty
- lngalls sHtpyud last Weim
aag bat rs mas noW recovered
sufficiently q permit ms fefuTn
e. work
Friends of Mr. Winston Tourh
stofw aEe grievea to Aeafn tss
she IS 90 ana trust that he ma
soon be restored 70 her usual
health
special announcement os INT
box supper and political raIly o.
be given ou Saturday evening an
the lawn of Nj and Mfs & j.
Van Horn home nos heen fss1e
Coffee. lemonade pie eabrs
wiil ~ afved undef Zee ans
pieces Of the NJ Pleasant Division
III Christian Service
Mr. and Mr. Wilson VanDr
venncr were supper guests Of SIR
and Mrs Ruble Roberts an Ffl-
daV night
Mrs r J Van Horn visited her
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

Recreation Room. Federal Hous
tins Project Tenth street
Saturday
ESQ A n Sabbath school
1880 a ri Morning worship
All visitor welcome We cA.
tend 20 the public q hearty mvi
tahon to come and worship with
us.
II L. BOWDEN.
Pastor.
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Moss Point Church
News u
EIuEoLr M%ETHoDIsT

in8aIe
8Hf sunday School 10 20
a 81 = n f@naef. a-slunrsntrmd
rnt League 7aa r n
Wurahsp Services 100 A. n
a. r n
Mnnaae Wrmfnnh a0ciefT -
CNdaian Aefveae EVERY other
WunaaH - thr menth
"Wednesday Prayer meeting
~ 30 = Is
Rev J ~ pNTNf
Pastor
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PascagOula Church News


NOTICE TO CLEHGYMEh md CHURCH OFFlCEhs.
The Chr0nicle-Star and Advertiser Is dealr0ua Of keep
ing standing on this page. unoer TIE head 81 Church news
a complete and correct directory nl all tar churches m naf
ares. rnars of services. special meetings and other matters
II interest 20 our church people To make this directory com
nlete il IS necessary that we get copy for changes IN the
hours Of service not later than every "Wednesday afternoon
Is we with a. publish this directory in the Friday issue %
rur pauer. So please help as 70 Keep thp ltt correct. BY sehd-
lur IN your copy every week ~ wednesday afternoon al
the latest.
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048 4 n Sunday school
ion n 81 Morning worship
SEQ + ~ evening Worship
Bm T Il Wednesday mid
week PRAYER wrvtcr
Rev 7 q wEAT.
Pastor
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HECoHp BAPTIST cHUncH

HrCOnn BApTlBT CHuItCh
iienrY aVcnlle in sra A
tsun. paseaNuuia
SUNDAY
gs4s A. n SUNDAY school a i
Crane. aia mtcndvnf
HOO = ST morning worship
service
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est Taylor. direcog
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$50 = ~. CHOIR Practice
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CHURCH OF GOD

1000 a M-Sundsy school
Jue BauoN. superintendent
100 a Il and 100 + N
Preaching service every SUNDAY.
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1av Cecl Mcdonald. leader
aHH p M-HHaxef service each
Thursday
Re- TOM BROWN.
Pastor.
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rlnsr BAPTIST CHURCH

PaseaKotia Miss
Sunday
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Mataieu superintendent
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6f5 r. II Training unian.
Mn Waiter Tfehegn director
H#3 = ~ evening worship
"wednesday
Too r n teachers and II
iiee1 meeting
800 + nj PRAYER meeting
FRIDAY
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l. T. GHEEN. ri y
Pastor
4 a MAI3aTOE.
Educational Director.
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CHURCH OF COL

FaIst MuHH InInI
1890 A II Sunday school.
Joe Barrow. superintendent
lts00 A NJ and 80 z NJ
Preaching service every Sunday.
800 p NJ Y L B each sun
day. Cecil Mcdonald leader
400 = M-Pfsyor service
each THURSDAY
Rev. JOHN A STUBS.
Pastor.