davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Aspects. Holidays. Notable Food
Dates. etc.
According 10 the old SaSors this IS
Win monaih or The month for making
vine
| 2,j u. Corned Pork Frankmrter, are
introduced 10 Home by street vendors.
Get en- While they're hot 90
| 1859 tlWari me SIKH orders msrit,
utfrs Go place crilipg prices on food
sold In every English tavern.
1853. F'rvt advertisements appears IN
| New World Nas,arhu,rfts to 3D. per
Tor a wife Who ran cook well AMI also
nnve,scs 200 pound, In weight or
! Euslrh money
loll Thomas Cory8rr, is publicly rili-
= ruled Tor USING fork 90 eat meat 90 a
I-..s..IaR
I 1851. California miner, paw 8. 30 f5r
hens esq AMI 5000 for plate of ham
and eggs
1910. Arabian physicians prescribe iar.
. ragpn As a cure foi ihtH"Hltnr. ltHdsut
used for seasoning urtl 1900.
1871 While being MIXED Mrs OLeary's
cow Is supposed To have kicked over
lamp and started the chicago IRE.
1861 Firyt turkeys imported into Eng
and from America by Mr.. Edwards.
Han Royalty eat such dclici0u, fowl
1878 Marco Polo tastes hrst ice cream
on VTsTt 10 THlUd
SOR Pork and Rc,us c1Il-l stars an1
stripes IN Nr'v FuRlsui re,ttU-tu
li43 Chri.toph,r Columbus and ,Tcw
. arrive IN Sew World
8 . T..
fI5S3 Fra1dsca1 mi rQr1riey Introduce
e rpt NDNrln olives into california
IliN Sir lhIlp HcrrNAIC, lri h states
. man. al.iscS friend; 10 invest thclr
money IN stocks o. choddur cheese.
8 5 q.
iaAD. Although vIcIlius Roman I'm
n,tor spent So 0Hn on breakfast lie
didn't have the Sunday comics to read
In bed
8 , q.
1880. George II ~ England pecyei he.
. cause a rugftltr criticised salld dress
( 1919 ~ his fa'urHt chef. Tom Weston
1923. Due 20 shortage ~ livestock, Nir-
-iuia cniUutstz nlU1t-nht4IE. Written per-
mission before kl.llug domestic animals
for food
l5s3. william Penn this day paid 5 IS
! for pound q ,u''ce
1896 Fearing De may SOME dly lose
. .Hh. hIUf marie" az HUNGARY lNf-
,hases 20 t4yerHs throughout country
8 Il Z
! lTqS Russian scientists eat steak from
uammelh HAL had been prratftrd IA
.g,bcft from about - 900 BIC
20 re cicero paid the equivalent -
so 600 fOf specially constructed c.trub
rr--i tit'iirg tabie
/. 8 - {
1886 French epirures organize hunt ''r
Book NJ Jason. supposed 10 contain
recipe, ~ foods eaten by the sod ou
NJ OLYMPUS
1870 Dufch decree death pcnl'fy ft
i anyone inJurine cinnamon plants IA
CcS lon
llrii Fourth Eul II Sandslch vlo Co.,.
vented II declared that the sanIa frh
.houii he.enten Nth civilized swallow.
not harbarous bolt"
Halloween Apple hobhine ani such
1850 Charles VI uses nr,t napkin .n-
iroducoi into frsr's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
"cALIFORNIA HASH"


y ing in the desert in
California. I named it Cali
fornia Hash >" writes Corp. r p.
r. Peters, Hqrs. Co. 9th Armored
Div, Los Angeles, California
BY the way l have been pro-
NOTED to Corporal Technician
since my previous article sp-
pcared in the Almanack.
! can cooked corn beef
! small can tomato sauce
l small can golden whole corn
2 medium size summer squash
| avocado
! teaspoon sugar
2 medium potatoes. diced
Salt and pepper 10 taste
Put corn beef IN pan with
tomato sauce. cook for fifteen
minutes, then add corn, avocado
cut up squash cut up and diced
potatoes and cook for fifteen
minutes longer. The next time you
make vegetable soup you might
add an avocado for flavor and
more vitamins
Congratulations 20 Corporal Peters
whose previous prize winning recipe
for Cottage Cheese Salad appeared
IN tho Almanack last July Mary
Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

EUery Biz of Grease and Fats fOu
SoUe in YODr Kitchen Can BE
Made Into Explosives That
VIII BE Used EfJeCGrcIy
against Hitler.
, 1943-07-22
OPEL Workers
Setting Up LocoI

Local ITS, UWOC-C1O is rap
idly making progress with the
permanent formation of the local
Under the UWOC national con-
stitution all members of the local
must be notified ID days before
the nomination of permanent of
ficers and ID days before the
election of officers so it will be a
| period of about a month before
the permanent officers are in
stalled by the local.
Negotiations with the DAYTON
Power and Light Company are
expected to start in a few days.
The company has already agreed
to the use of all it's bulletin
boards by the union.
The negotiating committee will
have been elected by the time
the DAYTON UNION NEWS goes
to press and the names of the
committee will be printed in the
next edition.
On Sunday, July Is, a delega-
ton from Local IT'S attended the
conference of District 3, UWOC-
CIO, at Columbus. The UWOC-
Go has embarked upon a large
scale program of organizing the
public utility employees of the
state of Ohio. With many locals
already firmly established in the
state a consolidation of the efforts
of the officers and members of
these locals with those of the
UWOC-C1O representatives will
bring many more utility workers
under the banner of the UWOC-
Go. The delegation from Local
ITS was most pleased to meet and
talk with a delegation of members
from the newly formed local union
in the Cincinnati Gas and Elec-
trio Company, another part of the
immense Columbia system. The
members of Local IS assures their
brothers from Cincinnati that they
would do everything possible to
help them and promised close
fraternal solidarity in their efforts
to throw out the vicious company
controlled excuse for a labor
union which exists in Cincinnati.
Is everyone in your department
a member? If not, get on the
beam, brothers and sisters. and
get them in. The more members
you have the better the contract
and the stronger the local union
never forget this principle.
, 1943-07-22

In Britain, about $50 tons OF
timber, salvaged from bombed
buildings have been refinished and
made into crates and boxes for
important war use.
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Y

Mr. Fritz CsImef and Mrs
Belle Wexford entertained nhe
members 81 Circle NumGe One
~ the horne o4 Mrs Conner ~
Monday afternoon
Mrs D II McCollam ied tne
devotional and Mis- Bessie Cow
su the program
A social hout Was euIoved and
refreshments were SERVED 10 Mes.
0ame y Il MeCoilum S . Nc
INNS. W McGradcr and 6 p
Wood and Mlssea Bessie CeWar
ami Florrft Melnuis
Circle Two was entertained u
tire home of Mrs. Gregory WoesI
un Monday afternoon "a three
thirty NJ C. S Beafdsiee iec
the devotional A business
sion was held the minutes wef,
fpaa oy Mrs Wood
a pleasant social houf was en-.
JoSed ana Eetfesnmeul consist.
ing 81 sandwiches eaokie anc
cold drinks were served "a Mes
dames T b West ) 2 Buzard
X n Knapp and e S Beard lee
ami Miss Haxie Herring
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Wom0ns Society
Methodist Church
Hos Meeting

Before the regular ha mes
meeting nf the neW wear took
uIacc n the pascaHauia Method
- Chufeh an exeuuve meeting
YEAS HeIa officers 81 tfe three
fifeies being present s. VofaI
Important matter we're taken up
md discussed
To- Tire open meeting which fal.
leW ed Ihn mort lan Mr. u
HeT read Il short possm and tine
sang Are " Abea was suns
~ oil Witn Mrs a = Mav ~
tnc piano There Was a shoot
prayer icd ~ Mr. UtmeF Sine
mentioned that the neW study
Nas called A NcW Earth Where
III DWeIlclh Righteousness and
the song A Charge IL Keep ]
Have was sung Is the pastor.
Rev + " Ulmer took ms piaee
n tne pulpit % conduct the ~.
#fajlailon Of officers fhe nes
eu This W IA most beautl=
"a and impressive ceremony and
followed - g prayer eaa.
ectation Then followed tus
ona I Love Thy Kingdom.
L8fu.
Financial pledges were made
the treasurer read HeI report ana
due we're paid
Mrs < a Carrier secretary 81
literature announced that sha
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School Lesson

ARM Maa tat
r. ns
nlt a ~ m
~
Th8 ans aut tar a4fne
a Nau w
lbg 1 Te
a8as G ana Moses
s4lug aa3 akne tae @
atn bra4aft as 81 pl ~ ae
u ms iaerne
THts L@ad aaw ane ~ seni
fera serpenu ehrn btf ue pro-
pie ard maus ded TntY r@sng
I'd tfan and H1d Ma tines hat
siuned lhf Lpsa toto Ma
% make : serpent ans put IS u
81 po.a ane has 4u tht
Hnieht zee H Efe ant fs8i
looked st sac bfa eenf
&as hello an hiRn efes ft8w
us wounds
l. place 81 fae serpent ~
hihft by NOSE Goo rad uoa
<ht III Son tgat ihue Wne taak
81 on Hlm iaok Hun iur lne.r
Saviour and baslseyed an HIM
would 0e born again AND saved
"Fof God so loved the @ufid
that He gate Hls unig Bee8fteu
son that a~fHasaevea be- eeeih
N HIM should not perish bat
have everlasting life
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a g. Ma ns
Daa ana 1sek
ana Mas Hstgie Dsn
Ma 3 d uvl M
Allen #unse wwv 81
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Eeser
ue q DaI ~
81 Ha
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weeEnF
tas NeA Wear WeTe
80 end as Books aaat
A a af e aa5
Henta W
81 81
Fma 81 Van a re
a. III Neasn u s.
a "a hsstaer g HFr
Wi A en- D8n % A
& 4 H and t
sd - Miille Mclaus a
Gertrude Fellows
Elf6e Number Three 90
Foe ulf M
+ G Eeg go Monaay na
8ra Etey presided and 1 Hs
devotional Plans Sos tire ne@
wear enc committees appoints
a soeIal haaf Was enJeNaa a
Fefre shaaent Merg served a. Me
aame J r Brock X v Burn
6am TonN Sehau g & s. ian
spinner John Hi Il r Rcnira
end George Boz eli, and Msak
Adah Head ans Clara Lea Harris
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LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Church.
aI4 sauih Hascaaaula street

Christ Lutheran Church.
So sauih rascaKaula street
SUNDAY January 10th FIRST
Sunday sitter Epiphany
600 A NJ Sunday school Nj
Willard UeFufgest supeUntend.
eui Mis- Catherine Bfasl. -
Ranlst tcNsoH fhe MaRI
sau0 = II Blble GLASSES
lu00 a b Divine service
Mis HIlma MeIeue ofRanlHt.
EpIs1le lesson Romans n BIS.
GuspeI lesson john 6 . 40 So.
mon Gua III tae Home
We3nesdas january 18Th =
ChulH practice 81 80 F 81
Thursday january ftth
Meeting 81 tHe MARTINS Society q.
ihc borne o.. Ms Meua Freeman
Eaena VlsIa stfee6 ai 80. D. n
Thought ~. tn wreck Tan
a.t i salvation eaHt l. ta8ut
house
Re FREDERICK Is GRAEF
Pasla
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BAPTIST

The Juauita Byrd Circle was
entertained uu Monday afttr
noon Ia the home of Mr J G.
Avent Mr. Avent presided and
led the devotional Bushes for
the qe8r Wa discussed and com
mlttees appointed A sociui huur
was enJoved at which time the
uostess served refreshments con
sisiinR 81 pear salad cake and
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FIRST
CHURCH

81 Cantl Street
SUNDAY. January 10
84s 4 II snpusy seaoal
1000 a = BIbe eiHsa at
tt4c iElansc
ituo a Al Morning worship.
subject Martial EuieiitY
csc = Al Young People
League. at the mans
730 = n Evening worship.
subject The SAT- ~ the Eafth
MouaaE January H.
500 = s. KeRusal meeting
= Womens Auxiliary
TUESDAY. January a.
$50 p VI Boy Scout Tosop
"Wednesday. january Is
50 + Nj Prayer meeting
Preparation uf the SUNDAY
school leson john Chapter 3
j { CRANE I'D
Minister
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hptiliIi ~ fVite
81 80 A # SUNDAY sehn0i
iH 20 a - Morning sermon
$50 + 81 TraIniuK Union
$50 = 81 ENauFehafU Mo
age
200 ~ Weane d1Y Prayer
mes t4uE
The public cordially invited
70 warH hip with a.
MONTE a DAVIS.
Pastor.
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KHroLr Baptist cnuncH

SUNDAY
ass 4 ~ sunday &haaal Mr
john HaaFaia Superintendent
- ~ y " ard zoo & M
Worship Serves
Tlb = - Bapilas TfaulnF
En#su
TUESDAY
2ooP 81 " ~ u st eburft
WEUhi sBAY
81 n 0ffesra and T.
fr Meeting
zoo = - Nidweek II go.
f
KEN JEWELL COLIN
p
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E~scATAwpA BApTIsT
CHURCH

Sunday
1000 a n SUNDAY school
lAoyd oliver. superintendent
% u8 A II Morning @af IMP.
7fa = II EVENING e1giee
esfh IHt aml afi saua5H.
Meusi8t
780#p 81 " 81 U hu ne
meeting
"Wednesday
10 II Sunday school
council. pcfsI4i i4 Uu.
{ WiHDuAM
Pastor.
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LINCOLN AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH

session Ns=aW FesietaI Fatlfe
HaassfnH A%tIfEsa1f bHH3fn.
f8fh Street
sunday
as 4 ~ SuuIs8 la
.THaua Eufhasan j. s1pt
u 80 4 M mafufHE flr
sasltf
100 + Bapf.sf Training
.UH8au IS Juanlta Stewart 3D.
rector
aDr evening aotsaip su
sicf
Monday
SOP d Waulan Missionary
Union
Th4fuiaf
80 IS PRAYER service
He2 = WATTS
fsa#t0f
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
SERVICES

as66ath school - - ue.ass
sgrlH saturday afternoon ~ office
auditorium III hoaslne project -.
Tenth street pfeaenIuE a. -
J II by HARVEY lee DougIs
Slefeopueal lectures nat aff
important 10 tais time - Earth
History. each Tuesday night -
& BH clock Everyone invited
MRS + 3 CROSBY
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EEE M
le aH w aa
W sr Tee OEs
eat e us
q Hr se
CNe f @ te
~
rs Man n m
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kHroLE CHURCH OF ooB

Sunday t haei ioam a n
Worship Service Sunday i
~ II
Special Mother Service sun
daK night
Young People Meeting.
dag 30 + NJ
Prayer Meeting Wsdne
81 = II
tteV + " DAVIS and VIE
r. aa
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Weekly Sunday
JESUS INSTINCTS A
GREAT

~ FHA &@&A
International Unffmm
an fe eN tnssw
John Bl-6 u g
af Jaan 186 Per 0sd
He world mat ~ aase
fhgotien n ta3
bsesetn m nnl
NOT 3 aaf have etcfn
u gA
aefe aetaatif fhN ifa
eueHIe 81 lau ard
Thfg acre al&ae2
10 ffau Hin - lie would
euaIuH which ~o4i.d give
eKeue 20 a1s sHp1 hu
linn and Finally bring
III death
aa eaHsn o. us 81 ara
p8anlsee and ruler ~ TIE
aau actually eauie 70 Jesus
a, instructed afHa fema ned q
~ Hf through life II
thH one stafS aissat him
s tire 0ulg sIue We neaf
~ him
a8me Wa hICfdemus 81
describes hln tHus There
nen q thc FHafisee nam
4euu . fttef 81 ihe
He wa o biGTlg eaueBtee
probably wealthy and dis
ed lie caHe O. Jesus hy
He are told-proh8bit be-
nat Was his flfne IF leisure
discourse be- dd n6f want
cen visiting 50 apparcntit
d person e Jesus Wa
tered
Calls Him Rabbi
lafemtia did not consider
luwiy person lor he al
taa Him most respectfully -
I.aBal and said vs. know
sli art ID teacher come from
aa for no man can d. these
Hs1ie that Thou d0est except
f4ai ~ With Him
Jus 9nc miracle had been per
smed as far as We have ans
CUNT the turning 81 the water
~. wine 81 the wedding At Cana
ese Ntceodcmus had evi
ptls neasd Of others
Jesus anawpF surprised and
Tied Mlrudemus He said.
Verify 8ay unto thee. except
fHn Be born again. he cannot
iHe kingdom of God
sttuden.as naturally replied
Hove can d man be born when
D. oiai7 And Jesus then eX
Ht,nea tlat the rehirth was of
mo water and % the spirit
That which IS born Of tte flesh
Ilesh ans that which is born
- the spirit Is spirit The
waiter probably refers t. bap
fHlu
Marvel rot that ! said unto
58ae. Y must b. burn again The
Thu WtfANE - AtHhA hftH
nd thou nearest tine sound There
Il, bat cansi not tell whence II
eumeth and whittier il g1sth So
A. every one that is born ui the
spirit
We know the wind blows be
cause We feel 1t and see the eff
ieets of h. So We see lhe eff
eet Of the rebirth because we
observe how much more spiritual
Is the person wine has expert
enes.d TINS change and What an
alteration it has made in ms %
her llfe
Nicodemus Is Astonished
N~icudemus was astonished and
Reclaimed How can these things
Ieg And Jesus answered Arr
thou a muster of Israel. and
knowest not THESE thing And no
man hath assembled up % heaven.
but ne that came down from
heaven. even the Son Of man
& nfrb Is in heaven.
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BkpTIsT CHURCH

BAYOU Caautte Community
Suudaf SpIl0al lanU au
isu# Linden superintendent
Morning service Il 900 m
sfaui afal fourth Sundays
Young People Meeting. Z ~.
Ppm
EVENING" Service n pm
PRAYER Service sgeH4 Thursday
.ai $50 pm
" extend an invitation Ia all
So aiieud fhcaa aegViet
j. S JENKINS
"a tof
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ORANGE CROW
METHODIST CHURCH

10 H0 a IS sunday School.
fet HifI supefinHnf lent
1900 a Is Morning worship
ffslee un eeand Sundays
T4a Il Evening Worship
afeice un second Sundays
4W = - Mo week prayer
meeUuH eacH Tuesday
400 f. - Women Nj ton
Any SeeietY uroltua un Mandaq
after ths seeand sunday 81 e1elI
month
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Mis- Hannah stoFk upersntena
m
100 = Worship sefvlca
m fhe WtaHsd and iouFih Sun
days
80 ~ Md Aeek psave.
Meeting essen Thursday HseuinK
J Y PAHAE
pa#fef
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PasrauOula Church News
D cI.rRGYhrH ARD CHURCH OFFICERS.

NOTICE TO c-LERGYMEH Md CHURCH OFFICERS.
The chronicle-Star and Advertiser is deslrous 81 keep
ing standing 0n thls pace under the head q Church News
a complete and correct directory of al tne churches ~ our
area. hours 81 services. special meetings end other matters
Of interest 10 our church people To make this directory corn
plete il is necessary thar we get copy Tor changes ~ the
hours Of service not later than every "Wednesday afternoon
as We wish to publish this diraetory IN the Frldaf issue 81
oa paper 81 please hello us e. keep Tie lt correct To- aeHu
the latest
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ASSEMBLY Or GOD


-IiuIIH M
THsa services each month GOA
Uaf Ifsf and t1Hd SUNDAY HfHhC.
HinnuN ~ 81 oeiaek Sunday
.aiusaf at N = s. I@aiiC Pray
Meeting taeH Thursday after
.usaH at HH ueIHek
Ete.aHE invited Io attend
.tHef .t
II q RODGERS.
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ST. JOHN S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

CHURCH
CotnrI PINE ana live 0ak neeis
Sunday january lu Hst san
daF after Epiphany.
$50 A 81 Holt Communion
aud sermon
i0u0 4 NJ SUNDAY scltoal
HOO n 81 Morning prayer ami
sermon Subject ui atulnH n
Lao ui Twelve
Hundas. So a NJ iHy rector
btaaucuzts over kudla Station
WGCM I2$0 kllucveie Neu arr
invited g. attend oar services and
.tn h ten N on the hfeadlasfs
Rey FRIEDRICH $ KEsCH.
Rector.
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rAInvIEw BAPTIST cnURcH

MafkeI 9iIeeI Pa.9aHauIa VI
Sunday school - i0HH q =
= y Taylor. superintendent
Preaching second aHa fourth Sun
DAYS Il 1Iz9a a = and ~ = =
Prayer inserting Iueaas nifH'
81 d.06 o'clock
It, RAY HAMILTON
Faalaf
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CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS

~ tHtat# fH#H Mt#
Church schnoI a45 A N d
j. Barlow supervisor
Sacrament service. II a n
First SUNDAY Of each month
Zluu League tYounr p,sapa
FeliX Williams header da00 + 81
,Heh SUNDAY.
Evening srviee. q o'clock sacI
sunday
Women meeting 90 Z NJ
every uthst Muudas Mira ] l.
HaeIoW ieadef
Md week prassr Service. 100
~ NJ. WoasesdaN
Young People Recreation. 8 ut
q n caeh fftdas
Everyone cordially invited
a = BARNES,
Haslor
MILDRED TOMAS
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s. POINT
METIioDtST

Schedule for thc work
SUNDAY
84a = n Church sebon;
Iie0 a II Worship SERVICES
GOO + M Youth Fellowship
ZOO + M Worship erfeiccs
MundaV
800 = NJ Meeting of v S c
s Circle Nav Gawau. Cneiie
bailey
Tuesday
$50 = n Harriet Farey CIR
ele
"Wednesday
900 T. Il Mid week PRAYER
HHftftH
4 J. WALTON.
Pastor.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Henrf avenue - a'lnBsf
Nan pasesRuuia
Sunday
aa4a a N SUNDAY eeiHsl 8 =
Crane. superintendent
11N a NJ mafuiuN Haff
seFvieu
s0 q As u 2 T. Haur tfu
est Taylor dirtetaf
74a = ~ evening worship
"Wednesday
8Nu p ~ PRAYER service
81 T. S. ChaiE praettf#
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ct. PIERRE
EpIgCOPAL CHURCH

Gauiitf. Mis-
go Morning PRAYER and Ser
masl - lht ftCloi The SECOND
SUNDAY ul tie month the service
iiuif Communion and sermon
Itev FRIEDRICH S RkSCH.
Pastor
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FIRST Baptist CHURCH
Moss Point

Preaching Sundays At ~ a ~
and 900 = 81
Sunday School AT 1000 A -
Training Union at 2 90 = Is
Mldwcek Services Wedne as
~ 400 = Il
You are eardialiy invited h 81,
tend
REV p BROCK Paste
HEN BILL BEAN.
AsNnetate Pastor
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OUR LADY OF VICTORIES
CHURCH


Ker Street Iascaao3lia
Christmas Service
Christmas kVs Confessions
500 to Ut# y Al Singing 81
Christine Carol 81 - 3N + N
Cbnstmss Day iiiGh mass IS
midnight
Christmas morning ufasaoH a
$50 and 1000.
Reserved seats at midnight
maas fug members IF ARMED forces
only
81 CAREY.
p4slu4
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CHURCH OF COL

East Mass Point
lg00 4 n sumo chosl,
joe Barrow aule.futa #a.ut
100 4 NJ and NJ
Preaching service ts anday
asu0 p 81 y L sun.
dav Cecil Mcdonald
a0g NJ Eras erVice
each Thursday
Rev JOHN = .rHRBS.
4stor.
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sFcoNp nAprIsT cnuRcA

sFcoHp BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION
Bayou Ca9otie
PRAYER meeiing evefe Tuesday
night a. 30
All visitors weleamf We eN
tend e. you a hearty invitation q
come aud worship Mith as
Rev ] J. MORGAN.
Pastor.
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ST. JosEpH's CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Moss Point
Sunday MASSES So and
Is 81
Week day MASSES q 90 A NJ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

PECAN METHODIST CHURCH
900 p # SUNDAY School.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

Nicudemus was astonished AMI
reclaimed How can these things
.LeY And Jesus answered. Art
thou a muster oi Israel and
knowess not these Things And no
man hath assembled up % heaven
but ne that came down from
heaven even the Son 81 man
Wnich IS IN heaven
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MILDREH# TOMAS
H.porter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-02
COUNTY DONATES FOR
POSTWAR PLANNING
BOARDS ACTIVITIES

The County Commissioners de-
cided last night to contribute SIS
monthly toward the payment of
the salary of a secretary for work
to be done in connection with the
activities of Key Vests Postwar
Planning Committee. 1t is expect
ed that the City Councilman will
contribute SIS, which will pro-
vide a salary of $50 a month. %
Mayor Willard M. Albury, who
was elected chairman of the poStG
war planning meeting last Friday
night in the courthouse is making
arrangements to cali another
meeting to perfect action on many
details that must be attended to
before applications, for proposed
improvements to be made in Key
West after the war, are sent to
the Federal Works Agency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-02
CITY COUNCIL

Continued frum PAGE Oue)
the J. Y. Porter Place and Ens
colored housing project we're De
ing operated very successfully.
Mr.. Kirke added that a surpIzz
of S3.So0 over and zboxe tae
rent collections had been rezllz
ed. which amount viii be tz-z-
ed over 10 the city and county u
lieu Of the payment Of taxes -
TIE properties
Police Officer Adrian C-Swee-
neY addressed the council and
stated that he felt there we've
too many b0otblsckS operating
On the streets especially DuvzI
street. the main thcrcughfsrE
although they had been granted
licenses 70 perform this work.
The mattere was referred 10 the
taxation committee.
John Allan Long. zrchi1ect
who has drawn plans for thz
proposed hospital on Stohk Is
land. and S. w. Sykes. caretake-
al the Botanical Gardens On the
island. were present al the meet