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Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
2anOer Obne ssramem

@ae &oloniall1noer iin0 einmaI
u2anoer obne Sralten~ getpelen, neil
Die @efabren in ibnen fir Sralten
anfdnglid at groB waren 1trto Die
tDeiBen 8ioniere 0aber obne Sro1ieu
ais erite Sieoler o%uftraten. 0iele
Nrt Ser &oloniiation tit ldngit iiber-
bolt, 0a Oie @ihtigfeit Ser Samti-
lienbiloung fir ben SieOler inatpi-
iden erfannt nuroe. Mber es gibt
6ennod aub beute einige 2an0-
itreden, IN 0enen nrr M6nner, aber
feline 5rouen Ieben, ia, no Srouen
ni6t einmal grloubnis erhalten, an
2an0 al geben. 9iele 2dnoer fino
Notwithstanding flein, uno Iie itn0
ausgeipro9ene 8orpoiten Ser &ul-
tur, in Oenen Der &f unts 9a-
iein nit uamenloier Sdrte gefiibrt
miro. IS banoelt iid I'M einiame
Snieln in Ser @ntarftis, benz 5iio-
polormeer, uno Inn SnleIn, Die
gum @ebiet oes n0roIiden @is-
meeres, 5u Mlasfa un0 ser &uoion-
boD geboren.
Sn Der 4ntarftis geipinrlt oie Sr-
fer Siio-@eorgien mebr an 8eoeu-
tlng, oenn lie lit Der Stiibpunft
Ser @aIfdnger, Die Sen fir Die
neu8eitlide 8irtidaft 10 tpertuollen
@alen I'M iiioli6en gismeer nad-
iagen. Siio-@ eorgien lit poafom-
men untpirtlid, obne Strau9 ODER
Baum, nit Dergleti1erten @ebirgen
beOedt uno nur an einem idmalen
STAND Der &iiite ~betpobnbar. Cine
Nn5abl bon Granddaughter ienoet
0ide @olfen bon iibelriehen0em
Qltalm m oie 2uft, Sic ouBeroem
nod ~3urneiit nit NebeI erfiiut til.
0ie Snlel miro tiur bon Ben @al-
un0 INSTRUMENTATION angeIaufen
Die bier lire 8orrdte ergdn5en ooer
ben 8aliped abliefern, iopeit fie
nod feline Eranfeilel an 8oro fiib-
rem. 9as 2eben lit einformig uao
nieoeroriideno, oa es bierielbit feine
@nregung irgenomelder art gibt.
Eroboem leben mande MGnner, au-
mei1t Sfanoinapier, iGon 3pan5ig
Sabre uno LANCER auf 9iio-@eor-
glen uno ieben ibre in Ser Seimat
auriidgebliebenen Samilien uur ale
paar Sabre m1breno zines fur5en
urIaubs.
Sir MIdsfa ipielt Ser 2ads,
Der bonn Meere in Die SIiiiie Iteigt,
cine beoeutenoe Stole in Ser 8irt-
i6aft. DesbaIb 5ino ouf ben Dorge-
laeerten gepmoutb-Snieln Gtationen
eingeri9tet, Die oas @uftau9en Ger
2adsIdlpGrme iofort meI6en uno
oaourd ale Jangidiffe in 8ereit-
fdaft ieben. @ub oieie gilan0e iino !
MIR Mdnnern D~orbebaIten, uno
ni6t anoers lit es auf Der Sou
miraf=SnieI, bon Der aus ste See
bdrenL Die Ben 10 mertbouen Seal ]
Bel3 l@iefernb erbeutet peroert. Gin ;
9an0 obne Srauen tit ferner Dos !
n0roli6e 4anaoa, mo nod beute,
tDie in ben 3eiten unierer Sugero, !
oie Srapper, Sanenftener uno Bel3-
idger Die ein5igen 8epobner Der
enoloien, rieiigen gin06e fino.
i
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
ManI baItenl

ginem iinngen S0fling aur 8eit
beg frana0fiiden Sonnenf0nigs CAB
Elm erfabrener Mari9au oieien 2at
auf ieinen 2ebenstpeg: n8erbalten
Sic ii6 mad ben 8oridriften 0es
8Dtbagoras uno fdmeigen Sic
iieben Sabre ~ un6 oann idDeigen
Sic nod einntal iieben Sabre, pertit
Sic iid 6urdieben molten -
ODER bielmebr fdmeigen Sic iiber-
baupt uno ipreden sic nur, menu
Sic etipns gu iagen babenb oas Sd.
men niibIi1er lit als Sbr S9mei-
genl"
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

cider. Sic: r0o6 merit
piiroig, .oaB Sttoianer niennals la
den"
Or: r@lanb mir, iie peroen aud
laden, ipenr lire Srauett erit an
fangerl, ii6 nad Der nelleiten @ooe
8u fleioen."
Il nterbIi9feit. Eioidrb
Der beriibmte Dene8ianii1e Meiiter,
mar Der geiu6teite 9ortrdtmaler iei-
ner 3eit; dde @roBen iener gpode
polten ION inn gemaIt fem. Gr
i9uf alein orei berrlide 9iloer bon
&arI V. ginmaI auBerte Der 2ai-
Ter: u@ae meme Eaten meroen ber-
geben Die Spreu i'm 8ino ~ aber
aus Siaians Sanoen babe i1 bret
nal Die llnlterblidfeit empfangen."
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

~aeine enti6uloigung n0tig,
Soen, Sler8te unO Soften iin0 on3u
0a, Inn Menidenleben gu ifiibenI"
@ben Nilsion ieufte BEN @opf
uuO ging leiie ins Saus; er fubr
fid iiber sic gIiteen uno pun6erte
iid nidt, 0aB iie feudt getporOen
maren.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

in oie redte Saide Oieies 6rads ge-
itedt batte, Den er aud iest tpie0er
true. &i6tig = ba mars. @r ipiel-
te.....
Ser Suuge i9Iud8te nur nod
leiiel Niin aber, Oo @eber, inn giu
ole Melo0ie 8u Dem 8iegenlieo fin
Oero, GIT iingen begantt, oa entipann.
ten iid sic eigeniinnig ber5errten
8iige Oes &inoes, fiiB beriibrt bon
ben &ldngen un0 @orten:
SdIaf Ser8ensi0bnden, mein Sieb-
ling biit ou;
i6lieBe Die blalen @udGugelein 3ul
aaes 1T rubig lno itiu tpie i'm @rab;
i6Iaf nurl SD mebre Die 6liegen
Sir ob.
gngel bonn SimmeI, 10 Iieblid wie
on,
idpeben unls 8ett9en uno IG6eIn
Dir 5u;
ip6ter aipar iteieen ite ad6 nod
berdb;
aber iie trofnen nrr Srdnen sir a6.
u10 Id9eItto idlief ser
&nobe elm.
90 fono oie Mutter ibr &in0 uno
Sen eleganten 8rem0ett. u@eld Mi-
rofelI~ iogte Maoome 8landor0 emit
8itdt. uSie baben fertig6efommeu,
mas nieulan0 nit Dem Sltngen per-
mag, tpenn ct crit einnol beim Seu-
len 1T. @ie tit Sbnen oas nitr ge.
gliidt?~
@eber 5udte gebeimnisboG Sic
adieln u1o iob Sic quediil6rige
Sran80iin bergniigt an. 9ieie fleine
3igeunerin alio, - Oenn Mo0ame
8lan9ar0 iab ni6t MIR 10 aus, ion-
bern fleioete it1 aud Elm menig
marftidreieriid blint - Oieie 8ier.
lide 8riinette geiiterte aIio in Ben
2iiften berum, itatt iid Inn ibr &inO
5u fiimmern.
0@as fiibrt Sic gu mir2" fragile
iie ieBt nit edit fran3oiiider Serous-
f%oroerung.
Carl @aria lang 8ui1a6it 0as
Bob Der fiibnen 2ufti6ifferin. Si6t-
Ii9 umIdmei9elt bon Dem liebers-
Diir0igen Son feiner Gimme unO
ongenebm beriibrt bon Dem luItigen
8lid Der Iebbaften blaugrarten Ait-
gen ,lieB iid bic Sran50Iin germ
berbei ieinen @uni6 o~n3ub0ren.
God mad fur8er lte6erleeung iprang
tie auf: 0Sb non, non, monlieurl
9as lit unntogli9l"
ngs lit bod fir Sic eber m0glid,
nls fur mid, Ma0ameI gu Sbnen
fommen bic 2eute INNER gelaufen,
uno more es am iiingiteH Sagl Sd
bin uur Elm armer &omponiIt, ser
Inn 0ie CUNT oes 8ublifums arg
perben muB. l1no Ser Spielplan
zines 9beaters itebt i6on INNER
lange borber feltl Oas tDiIien Sic
bod, Maoame!~
6rau 8landar0 i9ien unerbittlid.
Ser Sunge ermodte. 8on neuem
begann er 5u quarren urto 81 plar-
ren. Wnoame muroe drgerliG,
i9alt - ser &leine idrie nod mebr.
@eber ladelte: sd iiberlaIie ST.
men o1t6 ntein 8erubigungsre5ept fir
Sbren Sllngen."
10, geben Sic berl 9ies sc.
beul ma6t mild nod pabnlinnig."
p8er0en Sic Sbren 8alonauf-
itieg ueri6ieben?4
nSa! So! @eben Siel"
g9anfe, @aoamel Sier 1T 0as
2ieoI"
Gin aie09 So, pie ioa i6 oos
itngen?"
rSd finge es Sbnen Dorl sic
tper0en es iofort audi f0nnen."
8eber lief ans Glabier uno iang
abermals:
r9d1at Ser8ensiobndenl"
Ser Sunge mar fofort ftiG. CT
labte CANA Ielig, als Die @utter 0as
8iegenlieo mitiong:
S6laf, Ser8ensiObndenl rtto fonmt
glei9 bic Na6t,
iiBt 6o9 Die Mutter an 8ett9en uno
ma6t;
iei es 10 fpat audi, unb lei es 10
fritz,
Mutterlieb, Ser3@en, enti6lummert
bod ME.
Manl baltenl
ginem iungen S0fIing 5ur 3eit
oes frnn50fii6en Sonnenf0nigs CAB
Elm erfabrener Maridon oieien &dt
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Ereun6Iide @ehanl

Sreun0Ii9e 9ebamb-
lung. nSft Sbnen benin niemaIs
@rbeit a~ngeboten por6en?" fragile
Die dlte mitleioige Dame ben 8ett-
lee.
sgiur einmnl", onttportete oieier.
vSonit bot man mid INNER iebr
freun0li9 bebanoelt.1
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

VOL Won Case und Blshungen-besorgen
Sic SIGH Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkriu-
cine Magentatigkeit ~anregende Medizin,
hergestellt aus is der Natur eigenen me
dizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern und Pflan-
zen. Alpenkrauter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten AbfaIl
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit v~erursachten Gasezu
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Gefihl Won Warme. Einzunehmen
vie auf dem Etikett angegeben. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung Won
Observation-Disclosures wieder Wissen
wollen und EUR selben Zeit Ihrem Magen
guttun wollen. besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fir unser
Aipenkrauter : Einfihrung sangebot u d
erhalten Sic
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Kunn NIGHT essen
Kunn NIGHT sehIufen!

Wenn f~unktionale
Hartleibiskeit n
dauert und Sic mi
serabel. nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
s~chmerzen, ublem
Mundgeruch, vers
stimmtem Magen,
sto-
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetite ST keit
und Ihr Mapen fjihlt
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
UMSONST S Sefis wist5P ,os

FORMS HEIL-oEL EMINENT anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, ~muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und V~errenkungen.
FORMS MAGOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und observation-disclosures, her
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
!. H. MendeIssohn
funeral Services Held
for Insurance Broker

Funeral services for Isidor II.
iiendelssohn, 70, 3748 Wager,
were held today from the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home, 94l9
Dexter, with Rabbis Adler and
Fisher officiating. Burial will be
in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
An insurance broker Mendels-
Sohn died after an extended illness.
He was the organizer and Superin-
tendent of the Hebrew School
Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

Bond Bread keeps its new-baked
goodness longer because we use toP-Price
ingredients extra rich and nutritious.
These special ingredients not only keep
their tastiness for days longer, but add
extra food value. Our modern, efficient
delivery system gets Bond Bread to your
store with shorter lapsed time between
oven and store-fresh every day.
These are positive advantages -. extra
important to your family in these difficult
days. If you have not switched to Bond
Bread, taste and compare. Buy Bond
Bread at your store today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Hubert 0'Brien
Funeral Set
For Tomorrow .

Requiem high mass will be sung
at 10 a. m. tomorrow in SIS. Peter
and Pauls Jesuit Church. st. An
tome and Jefferson, for NJ. Hubert
IO'Brien, 81. prominent Detroit
lattorney, who died Of a heart at
tack in the Federal Building yes
lterday. Burial will be at Mt.
Elliot Cemetery.
Mr.. O'Brien. long prominent in
Michigan political. legal and re-
lligious affairs, was recently APP
pointed a special assistant to the
limited States district attorney.
An active Catholic layman in
the Detroit archdiocese. Mr.
OBrien often represented his
church at the round table confer
ence. formed TO promote better UNI
derstanding between Catholics,
,ProtestantS and Jews.
In his capacity as assistant 10
The United States district attor-
ney. Mr.. O'Brien was advisor on
antitrust cases presented by the
department of justice and bureau
OF economic warfare.
Surviving are his widow, Zula
Nail, and one daughter, Dorothy.
THE family home is at 1912
Seminole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
William H. Pierson
Short Sickness Fetal TO
Briggs CO. Aide

Services for William II. Pierson,
superintendent of the Briggs Manu-
featuring Co. tank division, will
be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at
the Verheyden Funeral Home.
1890 Mack, with burial in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Pierson, who died yesterday
after a short illness, was born in
Duluth in 1900, and moved 10 De-
troit 20 years ago. He was a
past president of the Industrial
Engineering Society and a mem
Der of the Detroit Yacht Club.
The family home is at 327 Merri-
weather, Crosse Pointe.
Surviving are his wife, Florence :;
IA daughter, Caroline, and three
sons, Russell, William and Richard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

A landlord and his wife who
took their duties too seriously
landed in court today when Sophie
Public, %, of $500 Pittsburgh,
swore out warrant of assault and
battery against them before Re-
corder's Judge ellis.
The landlord, Louis Gdula, and
his wife, Antoinette, 5246 Elmer,
felt it was their duty to awaken
the girls every morning at 9 a. m.
and send them out of the house.
Things came to a head when
Gdula, according TO the complaint,
forced his way into the room and
grabbed Sophie, choking her and
pushing her against a chair while
showing Blanche. her sister, aside,
in an attempt to search the room.
Mrs. Gdula ordered police out
of the house when they arrived in
response TO the sisters call, as
sorting. the police said, she made
her own laws, and whether they
represented the law or not, in her
house-her word was law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Balance Budget.
Kelly Demands

LANSING, March II - Gov
Kelly called in leaders of both
houses today, handing them orders
TO balance the states budget be-
fore they adjourn March 70.
At the rate the Legislature was
going. a budget of $140.000,000
was in prospect, with revenues for
general fund purposes mote more
than $130,0O0,000.
Rep. John Espie, chairman of
the House ways and means COM
Imittee. said he believed the $780,
900, 900 figure was too high. He
agreed with most other guessers,
who estimate a collection of SPA
600, 900 because of declining sales
tax revenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
.Whitmore, GIN
Aide, Sutcumbs

LANSING, March 12-Local in
dustrial leaders today mourned
the death of Donald c. Whitmore,
so, traffic manager of the Olds
Motor Works. who died of heart
attack yesterday at his residence,
1914 West Kalamazoo.
He joined General Motors in
1920 as assistant traffic manager
of the firms overseas corporation
in Detroit, and a year later came
to Lansing 10 become traffic man.
ager of Oldsmobile.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at the Holy Cross Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Acts 10 Halt Reversion
OF State Yanks' Land

LANSING, March II (UP)-
Legislation designed to protect
land owners going into the service
was introduced in the Senate yes
terday by Clarence A. Reid, De-
troit.
Reds bill would prohibit the
state land board from selling tax
delinquent lands Of any person
now in the service until one year
after his discharge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Mrs. T. NJ. Wdisdnen
Port Huron Woman's
Funeral in GoodeIIs

| PORT HURON, March 70
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow from the home at las
b. m, in nearby Goodells. and at
2:30 p. m. from the Goodells
Baptist Church for Mrs. Thelma
Mae Wsisanen. 3. who died
"Wednesday.
Surviving in addition 10 her
mother and father. are the hus-
band. Laurie; a daughter. Carolyn,
2, and three sisters, Lulu, Betty
hnd Vivian, the latter of 23l
Mindemere, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Mrs.CIara H.Robinson
Former Church Soloisf
Dies at Age Of 81

Final rites for Mrs. Clara II.
Robinson, 50. of 14l5 Parker, will
be held at p. m. tomorrow at the
William r. Hamilton Co. Chapel.
Cass and Alexandrine Interment
will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Robinson, who died at her
home after a short illness, was a
concert singer and musician. She
was once a soloist at the Fort
Street Presbyterian Church and
was graduated from Smith Col
lege in 1889.
Surviving arc a daughter, Mrs.
r. Emerson Swart, New York,
and a son, Frederick II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
DETROIT EVENING TIMES fPH0NE CHERRY $500
George Greening
Monroe Nursery Man
Was 81; Son Survives

MONROE. March 12-George
Greening, so. ONCE associated with
the Greening Nursery Co, was
dead today, The victim of a heart
attack. He is survived by a son,
Otto of Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
10 Blind Girls in Red Cross

NEW YORK, March - QNS)-
Ten blind girls, the first TO COM
plete a course in first aid, were
graduated today at the Brooklyn
Red Cross first aid headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
George W. Ironside
Son and Two Brothers
Survive Architect

Funeral services will be held at
2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Will
liam r. Hamilton Co. Chapel,
Cass and Alexandrine, for George
w. Ironside, 1920 Bedford. an
associated with Smith,
and Gryllis, Inc.
Mr.. Ironside, Sc, died in Grace
Hospital after a short illness.
Surviving are his son, Robert b.,
and two brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

When Government regulations forced change of
an bread recipes, Bond was ready with ways to
improve bread, keep It fresh and add flavor. Now
douby important with return Of sliced bread.
Research inspired by war conditions has
brought better bread. This is Bond
now made by methods which Bond Bakers
had ready when the Government issued
its bread regulations in January.
Thousands of women who switched to
Bond found a bread fresh and richer in
favor. Now bread is sliced again, giving
flavor more chance to escape ::and they
find the way Bond keeps its fresh favor
is even more important.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-12

Sympathy Is extenasd Ms ~
g CfAwfsFa ia tfe 80 e h~s
nsothef. Mft Willis II sAex noas4
Tenn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-12
NEWS FROM
OUR NCXS

Il wstl h@ of ansegxss q many
hsse that Cuxaasa FNsa Byrd =
me Cnast Guafa has esn tFaas
teefsa - ps@aaMla aea tass
sifh he ~sie and ehs1dsen ae ~
mcecupy theu hozaa ~ 4us stFrsf
M Byrd = . nsi4ve q raue
g0tN
Amunr the paaAAuulA naen
Nha are sa fha services Is PVT
HARRY r KAeef uhn has lwen IN
ihe paclffc sone since iasa MAY.
aecorasnG Is Mr. kleef. eh8 ksill
makes heF hofae here Mr. ktKwg
snlssiea IL sbs Army Aass Deexm
Der . year ago lie attended ~
P8scagoala High @buoi arai haiar
Nss eguplaYea 81 he @asasfu
Kraft NIL 81 kfeale hss career
there being lnteruapies b. his "a
Try Ia The zeaxR0
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-12
Big Point

Presiding services 1t the
Methodist church Wese held hers
last sunday with the Rev " II
Murray u EscAtaapa IN charge
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius She's
mock ~ Psscaeouls wer Sunday
guests IN the horne of Mr. ard
Mrs Horace shoeEnock
Jack Whiting and Danford
Lindsey art home from camp on
> fnrlough
Mr. and Mrs Woo1faw Shoe
mock and family and Mrs Caro-
way. of PascaRoala. Mr. and Mrs
Forest Shoemock and on. Jesse
Of Escstawpa and Mrs Dreskel Of
Milton. Florida. went ta the City
Hospital 10 Mobile Sunday ta visit
VIII DFWSkey. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis there
Little Miss EFna lee Nelson has
recovered from the munps and in
back In school
Mr.. and Mrs. Caraway o. Pas.
caEoula, have moved hack 20 the
home they vacated . few months
ago on the Horace Shoemuck
farm
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ogborn and
children spent Sunday afternoon
in the home Of Mr. and Mrs Jun
Gon and other friends The many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Goff are
sorry 10 hear Of the death of their
baby.
Mrs Cornelius and Mrs Horace
Shocnock spent Sunday after
noon ~ hurley with the formers
mother Mrs Pase
Jay Britt IS home from school
tins week with the mumps
Mr. and Mr. Burnssaes moved
10 Moss Point Sunday
Mr. and Mrs II Dukes from
near Jackson have bought TIRE
Frank Mullen place and moved
into Il this week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-12

Monday marked tie departure
az e Bert Paruea ef Moss Punt
lor Camp Shelby fx ln1aeiAnfl
INTO the army Mrs parnen. with
their small dsuEhtef. Dolores
van make their haEne wlth the
formers mother. MfN GiauYs
Dambrlno ~ Hardsh8ro Miss
while her hashand ) r. ne
seFvsce
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-12
EScafaWpa

Mrs Carl Eekerf Was sudden.
" called 20 the bedside u her
SISTER who Is very ii n Lumber
ton, Miss.
Misses Pearl and Mable rabbi and
Miss Lauren Turner spent Wed
nesday ia New Orleans
Miss Ada Sherman of pasca-
eoals was 81 home uith her par
ents, Mr and Au Dan Sherman.
this week end
Mr. and Mrs Ray PaaIason and
children. Kenneth Rax and Judy
II Bogaluss. L.. spent TIE week
end ~ the home u NfT and Mrx.
John Psulsson.
Miss Aliene Gray q Tuscaloosa
Ala IL visiting n tie home af
Miss Lauren Turner
Mrs William n Dunnam and
family Of PssesEoals visited Nith
Mrs. Dunnams niece Misa Reola
Turner, Saturday
PFC Willard Bryan of Fori
Leonard. No enjoyed the seek
end with mas sister. Nn Laura
Mack
Mrs Vicky Oliver RS gone e.
visit her husband. PVT Dove
Oliver Nho Is n ne eaaftermas
~ division 81 Camp LN Abers
dine Nd
John Efoadas waa 3 Kaesf II
the home q MS brother af Wig
gins Miss tina aeek end
Mrs A J Armstrong = visiting
~ husband - Camp Swift
Texas
Misses Marguerite HoaeE1s sid
Louise StfiakfeIlo. and Mm
fheress Baker spent Tuesday
hopping in Mallls
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-12
Missionary Society
Has Week OF Prayer
Program Monday

The Wemsns Missionary ua.
ion OF the Lincoln Avenue baptist
church Of psseaeoula. met Mon
day evening. March st 81 the
hecreati0a Room q tie Housing
Pfoleet office On TENTH street
tof the Home Mission Week -
Prayer and Stewardship program
The program was 0pened Wssh
> devotional By Mrs.. + r. KIgnt.
and the following topics ueFe IN
Spirngiy discussed. ana enns
were sung
Opening song Jesus Saves
Oportualties Are Al About e.
~ Mna J. Griffin Pint. Our
Neglected Opportunity. or Our
Message Must O. Tnfough. b
Mrs. l. l. Wallace The Need 81
Missionary Workers fof Deaf
Auien b. Mu = { REVERE
The Cubans, ~ hrs l. 81 Lott
Sons, Let ne LgNm Lights Be-
Burning The Negro - afs
H. X King The heseae Ms.
sion. ~ Mrs X II. hlaifaxk
The Uneniisted Hapfsat. H. Nra
Curtis Stewart Meditation &c
the Worth II : aoaI. ~ Mr.
Ley Taylor sene Rescue he
PerishinR
kscn topic uaz followed b
special prayers from eaeh q ne
women present. ana pssxs Nefe
made % pgi into effect Ias a4le
sessions gwen from uax pfeeTam
topics ~ TIE evening THea -
velopes were given = ass treas
urrT hon use Nnzneu Il the -
ueiy, Tor the Anne Asmsffsna
Offering Tor S + e Haase Mls
sions from MHfeA T. 81. Hass
Then On Noaaa. evening
March bth lhe HIhae sHsdg class
met m uze heeFesizsa E1au. ~
aeI the dlreesaea e ~ Ls4
Taylor Bible study eba.fmaa 81
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: = King M EaE1a Stewart
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He h0pes a. - she - enssf iAs
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Little Rex Wmltman. Nan IL ri
sn3 Mrs W ) Waisnlan. he'd fbe
misfortune ~ suffering > Avr4u
hnan last Thursday when he
undertook % build up Uhe ufe
IN an opun crate N the absence
q his mother from the Fesssn
Mr. and Mrs Z G. Mlxelle Gsv
IN Hamilton, Bud and Bernsre
Slider Buddy Slsief aaad nermes
Hamilton attended she Singing
Convention IT Murphy High
school in Mobile They reported
; very eajoyabie aay
Mr.. and Mrs ] n Gshstn and
little Bruce spent sunday n Mos
Point
Billy Ladnier and Huhba HOUSE
spent the week end with III and
Mrs L.adnief.
Mrs Marvin Green ard aon
Francis Clifford. spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs J i Gibson
Mr. and Mrs y { Everett
whiled away > feu hours with
friends IN Hurley saturday even
ING
Mrs Sheridan Moak IL mum
eercd among tire sick We msSh
her . speedy recovery
Mr. and Mrs A E. Petersen
we're business visitors % pascs
gouia and Moss Point Monday
Mesd8mes Honor and Harvey
Jones spent Tuesday IN Mobile
On business
PROFESSOR nnd Mrs. Dsughn.
their daughter. Jarkle nnd ~
y r. Black ief fnr Jarkenn
"Wednesday morning u attend siae
state teschefA meeting
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