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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Methodist Conference Ended Last
Sunday Night; Pastors Announced

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81 TIRE Metoa Chale e Aw
pps enaa SUNDAY $50
srn 1NA Wn
mc0M W -
corning conference
aaae s. 3 haH Ld Desc m
Hhe galloway Memorial CHlsca
Jaekan whcte the eaa er
aaa bsn m ne 1Hnra
cav
Sore changes Were made in
thr assignment fof N the
asHo8 District hat in taat re-
pees TINS particular are aens
a. have eafun fes saH7e astogs
fu ts eeasstnN year Rev j l.
Ngil. sipertuune H ~ ehe Me1-
8Mn DH w# usus ~
thf aarr DISTRICT succeeding
lie m egf aupa44utc rent Rev
81 Y Cnauta9 aHo hrcofn su
prriaaBau M - ne BgeoHhaNeu
Distract
Our ai pa-fen have becu
returned Iur anasher yf Rcy
3 W unns ~ Fnw Church
Paecagaaaia Rfs Anfiww "
Bov Fl Moss runt hx 6 n.
- nfiaf "a Nancleagc Hsp j
p Payne Kgcua
w hftn fwo nem uaetass from
this casfntre ReV Roy DeLam0nte
Moss pofut Nfn ha hcn 81
ri.ted mo the r5nlcrnaeN ans
assigned ~ Caffiefe ana Re
q G r. 9eT1 IT. vino has wgf
ieuea as pastor iar zoe resent
oraasaa ciaafeh IN kasglswn
PaNcaaaala Thsze ave tNu splcn-
aid vea4sa men, and Ne predict.
for gaeFu tasiiaant aacas m
tneir ehasuu vaeatlah
Tire appointments fnt the Sa
more ulet tci soslow
sruxhcre District
Mstetct stsrs lasenoeuI ! T.
Neil ncW Anatctw. c A Bgoa.
aus Bay ST. Louis r 2 Sam
pics hiioN Nam Street 81 T.
McCamick byn-Band "
l. DAVIS accepted supply. Car
Htcre II e bell MnllC. Csa8vl4g
J ri Mrure Columbia. J p
Caln. EsoaasWpa S r Watkin
Guiipagl First Church. { G.
CLARK Il nd bono Donale 0Gon
uof Hickory Gnevc-Huh J y
Nfx accepted supply kHeale j
- PAYNE. Lcakesviic v l. Ii
kiu. j. LaEtaeR W B Jones
retired supply Long Beach T
81 Dye. IL Lucedale VI { Ful-
CHAM Lumberton p L Apple
white Manturum n r. Howell
accepted supply Moss Point A J
Bovles 0ooan Springs W { NJ
Bacgctt pascagoala First Church
j. W Uimcr Paseag0aia East
lawn . G Roberts Jr Plea
plgne ! II Morrow P~oniafVliie,
s p HarkeF. PurvIs, z p Slmp-
sem Saueiur z = Scott. Van
cscave & n Mcbride Virgins
y Il Huunc
Chapsins United Siate ArHN.
x D. Walton and a N FL q
aeacones Ma1fc CoHmaniig
Houa. SafIic Ellis aUa Sophie
kuutz district missionary acrc
tary. + y Uimef distinct secrc
tar evaune sm E W Seafs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
SUNRISE SUNSET AND HIct
AND Low TIDE
PORT OF PAscACouLA

Hould love Me Tor 7 proceeded
forth end came ffam Cos aaitfcr
esme / - Myself but - a,ni
Ne
WHk 90 "a mol understand
hfy speech Their rejection and
persecution of HIM lie tod them
proved 6at far fam beng sons
q Cod Hhey maE eame fHam the
devil &C. eFlI one When b.
peakeln 6 DEL - speakeU q hr
avn - he s lar enc ahe ia
laef = =
Ane belsase Z TELL 80 thf
HgtH - believe ~ na
Lsu# 8Haf d terrible tragedy tnai
these people nd Jesus - melr
midst SC treF knew HI a1i
Ttef See ta.a - nafa - fr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Moss Point Churches
METHODIST

RAL EAGGA0A
The " G. met IN thE church
on Monday afternoon At three
thirty Mrs u b Diversified Jed
illc program. tbc subject was.
Om Dollar Speaks MrN ] NJ
Rivers Mrs y F Morris Mrs
a ] Franklin Nrs John Clrloi
na MIS- Catherine Rllod read
papers on t3e ahoVr subject
Vte y S q s wil meet II thc
Church Monday a%tfernaan Tine
subject ~ the program Congo
Wmoeu ~ 81 NrW Lie promises
a be very interesting Al mem
ars are urged 81 attend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
rRAUsEL THRILLS SURPRISE

caesB cH
ustr
1eH Cps a q
rsIce c1eu
A. she ked e m ~
m
$50 Nae3 whisper gnan
More 81 fsat loaz staff
MiM Traunal ned e tBe
arpanis iheu fafue1 e tar
aaa enre ara aagagneca
stall begin With q aauE h} a corn.
er hae mr
ts&n fsaaa #uuae mulg Iat.
aes al - thc weria
Whrreanan n e "a
usix wiia 3 uF1a geh.
nafe Nsanrafa nfa the 81
Louis RltHe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
our LADY o. VICTORIES

A cn sun3sr EfM gHa.
1850 am
Mac pu 2skdsta e 8 -
sm
Confessions un Saturday 4 a0
ss#a Esua HM Pm
HalE Hnuf - SUNDAY. 80 pm.
NaFena ou Tuesday g pm
II gogE ausIHucaen ua sum
dav - esa9. and Saturday ~ 9 81
pm
Gas in Religion far Hleh
aaai students on 5nadaN a
aM am
HanasWs hY appointment
g. ! CARRY.
Pastor
, T MARTIN
Assistant pasinf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
ST. JOHN
CHURCH

Guenm Pgne afz0 Live 03k
The FirK4 anaae a. Advent
sanaay
20 q 81 Hog snplns
1900 4 ~ Sgnd scr0
HIsW asEae
@cranan TMr tQE V
uxaeh cn abHae We
No BE FeaHo Wanting
Nnndas
e7a a n. Is oXc
dio Station N6CN f2s0 kllN
cle1 TIE rector snail mrta &c.
tfa ssh5 Kntfe Into 8e
lern
Come Il ciuureg va
are invited
REV FRIEDRICH S EEgH.
Ia Rurt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

FIRST METH0DfET CHURCH
s PaNcaEoala al Euroni
cun1aV-
1000 8 M Church srhaa
1EW S "a mcgmsnF s2
CSC , ~ Nnsih Fellowship
TA p M evening Mugk
"Wednesday
E8Q p m miawHak pfaym
NfnH
AM 81 ma. cfatf pfa
The puhiae IS cordially fn9it
& AL these YFtne
r u uLWKR
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
ORANGE GROVE
~aETHoplsT CHURCH

Hn 20 a unaav school
Lee Bili Superfntenaant
II 60 a , Aefninr worship
sefpler en second SUNDAYS
9ss5 r Il Evening Worship
seFYlcc on sacond Sundays
80 + y Md Heck prayer
meeflnr caeh Tuesday
8N p = Wumens M issian.
afx s0cfefE mcciiaa an hion5ay
after the SECOND sunday Of eaei,
month
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
KREoLE METHODIST

Schedule
SUNDAY SUNDAY school 1oae0
s ~ Il Lander. superIalend-
Hnt League. Ts@ + -
Worship Scrvaees f1aQa A NJ.
so = At
Nuuase~ Wufuens society az
Christian NefNlaN every other
Monday 81 tlfc month
Wceueaay Erayef meeting
ESQ r Il
Ber ] ~ PAYNE.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Three circles # fhe IS 81 n
a1of - fht rnslfeh on MONDAY
isrnHsn
Mis- T T. neLashmcl presided
gCl tae mcefsne PLANS mcre
Haade lof tine mes wear WuFE
There UsHe ten members present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
R-EoRCAETZED CHURCH or
LhTTER DAY SAINTS

fHl8f# Bliss
ehurch sehaol a4a = ~ eseH
sunday : 1 Barlow supervisor
Iaras sunpgr = q M. flrsi
Sunday r. each month
klou League 9a4na people,.
s + ~ each Suuaae
Evening service Sc + -
m Sunday
Aanaer department meeting
every either M
MHa-Nefk prayer #Hrica -
WafHHsdat
Everyone cordially invited T.
ars
EIag a s BARNES
nas1a5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

ss oetFN1
s a. eatrNBsss a
"a meeas4 fe
cted Ia else is
t1asa arw "a agfersea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH

f5Y0U Gaaattc
SUNDAY
fnaW ESQ SfHftas acheei
tttao M hsn service
g. - pgaafH period Fond
Hat kef Iaader
tla H WefaHap MelNeI
Thursday
m PRAYER NfNNt and
Bible studs ThHa arstcl a5an
ne o. uen n9weH 80 the lfes oi
many Won't sea SON u
J l. MORGAN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
BAPTIST CHURCH


Basaaa Eaa0tir Community
SUNDAY School 1000 am,
Louis itndrf superintendent
Morning ScrNiee 1900 am.
Second ans fourth SUNDAYS
Young Peoples Meeting. 7g0
pm
Evening Service. : 80 I'm
ffayuf Service every Thursday
HeV JEWELL GoIAIaN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
FhIHVIEW MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

isaea m = mesf
fe Super aa Market
Na Ha f.
maH Mftt ~ - ser fs aardss
Naeanaef iasa o. aaHaalp =
Gospel singing
BROTHER YOUNG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
v~ANcLEhvE BAPTIST
CHURCH

Nancleate. Mississippi
suuaa
@W p NJ Sundas haei TAT.
ner hiurpt1. supt
90 ~ Worship service
Hcs Esarfev WaiRer @ae Is
hoafuE q meeting - ttf UnIfH
Baptist CHazea W#a breach Iaf
us ~ lHa hHur. Nox -
Dent leeef lhf nsnular Wee
evening ee1tfe So
Iaaae na8 h1nr Nauf friends
l. MORGAN.
pasiaf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
- 20 paINT nAPTIsT

cfledul - feaee
$50 4 ~ uudnV achaol
1880 A M NefainH aeFus0n
$50 F. NJ Training untm
1M + NJ EeauFefsfie Meg
HaHr
F06 + ~ Wednesday Prayer
meeting
TIE pahiic car iailp invited
t. worship wiih a.
MONTE n DAVIS.
as0r
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
UNION SUNDAY o

nsHS
$50 q m Dspcui a9euue aa
tnfiam
zoe 3 NJ 1919 Adm Sefllns
aKnna0
E10 = M NenH
League. 1871 Aem aie Ave
} T. CRANE
Minister
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
PasCagOula Church News
NOTICE &C N CHURCH oFFTCERa.

NOTICE 70 CLERGYMEN N CHURCH 0FFlGA81.
The Chrunlrle-ssar arc Advertise IS dcsifoas 81 kcrn
ing standing un THIS pace undcr tbs head 81 Church Neva
q complete and correct directory Of al the churcaea t oMs
area. hours Of services, specAl meetings and other maiteu
Of interest t. uur church people To make Tins directors com
plete il IS necessary that ne get cory for change b tie
anurS Of service not later than every "Wednesday afternoon
as we wish 70 publish tins directory ~ Tire R9aas issue II
cur paper. So please heip ~ to keep thc h8 corgnet 81 spnd.
tur IN vaar copy every Week Is "wednesday afternoon -
The --latest
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
CHURCH OF THE EAzABENE

II" SIT.
HnH =
M
M saHa za
& HarIunz aarin
E m. Young People, 49,
wee
m evangelist aeft4ee
y eaH1aF-
aaaa 81 n mldaesk nrsga
sra
Friday
s8 + m cottage PRAYER meet
ms
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Altfef s. s8d & Convent
eunaH
m effuaav aH
na m regular
n evening Hs5a
"a
3 w pfater nfea HE
u Il HFNnEFS SON
of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Underground E haRe
bern found un6ef fhe aueHeut
lava bed 81 Modm Calf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
ASSEMBLY or COR

ASoGfWBAsN o. GOD
e09 Nafh Paeae0ula street
1'hofr ea9 J
Sunday
lem a ~ SUNDAY ahool "a
class fnF rverF aEnl. MF Lacicn
Hart SUPERINTENDENT
100 a a Marntnr worship
srKae Sermon by use pasiaf.
eH = A. Ehfists Asabas
dnrs useet A service la the
v0uaE people
- y ~ EkanEeiesue seryiee
gfnfn hy il1e pastor
TUESDAY
80 y Is Cottage PRAYER
no siinE n various auine ia ihs
eifx
"Wednesday
1000 A. NJ Ladee cottage
pgaYef meeting
Thursday
80 F. M PRAYER meatHnc 1t
the ffurrh
Weleamc r. III services
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Moss Point Church
News

DANE zLfH MEMORIAL
81 pEET CHURCH
Poi d e
- rhaf
EoN
ThaH
@H
tte6laI nainlsf
N fina Mcrane 81 a
ANUREW Ho8GFE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
THE CHURCH or cHnEsT

Tguueuula Mississippi
Moe8s "a the unnn Rail col
new of neimaG Avenue ana Pred
eftc Street
1900 m. Bihie ClasseS
1850 afn. Preaching Huu Com
HNluloH
6AH ~ etHfiaE MEFacc
The nuialir 81 ~taHJf4ilt invited.
J. VI ENANS.
Minister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
- - -

SnTvfea every aaefHuH aud
eartk Sun - II aciaek
Is @siufaa night Service ~
81
Sondat haai eerN SUNDAY
morning s 70 uciuek
81 CITY.
Elder
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

m John IS rs
Taaf hene Enaeeans
War putting awa.
81 t tra@ eaeI
ah f0g "a
aae 81 anfshe
TTf7g SHALT nt aag iaa
tbf meiehbof
TIES tHc n8th Hl
and tg SIRE Ftgaasnr aboa.
ahat the hhe says 81 iaes sns
aau shaH uH baT 1ais Wlt
Nhrn Ne reaa fhase woraI
we paefurg 3 esurt of iW 4 rrls
oae ct tiw dsk man - uofa
Va ttity1ng 80 ~ against hinl
When ane takes nf wftuea stand
q nalia ae iakaH an oats
aeo e Bsbs b. bsg TIM truth
wam ulsih and nsfhmg taa.
Ha tatih o heip me Gad II
an moment ard We mul
eae careful to aa ssst uegf
We n8sa MSS gafs o. usgak aa4e
hfHa Haag So We fHuss tef
aa @ha' We nealie know
4 Lee nas @na q man IA urisnf
ha ~ nnaeent Il may taha
auogiH goss name ane
- hlm saslal outead u mas
a aii wa 81 me and un.
appInesa
Truth Mnzs Important
a6afla S uHa rs thr ma
in1faa M VIRTUES sac can pa
Not anls wifi = Dr. huft others
haf g hurts me liaT even more
Tbtf say Ut aHff Faan that his
~ M raa3 8s bond
Whleh mans tf1at such q person
dives mot ne4a Il take an nath thai
be- telling fhe truth Eveyvnug
believes shas ~ SAYS because h
known q alwaws b. truthful
SH pcrssn Is io be- envied ana
rmfta4ed
On 1He contrary g. he known
Itaf IS dreadful fhine for 8
man woman a Child = car
heitaet ms enid. mothei
nuuld ~ ahle n say fue he ~.
WAYS fields ne the truth Lives
we fa'on ruined financially and
hgsaes broken up bp iles
Falss Swearing
Verse ana = 81 the zfd chap
Ter 81 Exogius read Thou shall
NOT raise a false fcpors nor paf
thine hand with thc wicked io ts
a. tmurhie8us witness And
Keep thee far FROM a FALSE mat
trf and tive innocent and right
ous siak ihnu uof for ] VIII nai
justify the wicked The ninth
commandment S eNpuunded and
developed 10 these words
Cur Lord safa. Ye hase heard
that = bath been said ~ them
~ OLD ume Thou shalt not for
swear thvseH bat SHAH perform
unto She Lord fhinc eaths The
wua perform hes been inter
preted 20 mean pay a. recon-
pclse 81 render 10 the Lord thine
oatss This means the cath he
cooae q acht "a fine Lord. winch
must he surely paid when Ne
take an oafb winch mtist he kenf
because n Is a Sow g. tho Lufa
The Jews af tbr tlme Were VERY
iona a swearing n the namc 81
jehovah hF the law hg ahe .en
pie rs the altar hy the lamb. etc
fnaef - chilaeen now adasE inslst
they ere telling the truth by tn
s~iatFment cra my heart
Jesus said Swear nat al Id.
neither hy heaven. for ~ III Got
throne Aor rs earth foe u M
oaftp1i neifaef hy Jerusalem
lof e IS the eiiy 81 tse araaf
King But iet vagr communication
le Yea yoa kas na1 1or what
soefef IS niofs thar tfeA cometh
uf eXif
Tel Truth Without Oath
00akers ard MofaQa.ns WiII
nai aakf IN cath bm tba
tlsnk 3eea aeant ia1s literally
tlaaf ff saa nef unae
efsuv aaa f,v
their Is trsta Witss4f
ticking thW os9h With - :
sm however ~ II up 1--we
~ should Ns Huae teli fits
truth without saearine r. d.
We don't see at nof trtie ~hf4s
Ihe 1eas rlamrs fIsaf tsa4
wefe ehiarrn II God bar whar
&c saf Jean = thefn aary
fused ~ listen = Hum and haiss
arc Tired 4 Hi HinI So Jesus
told them ihef could not really
children # Cod or taey wouIa
du HIS eiaalne
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
FfRsT Baptist CHURCH

FiHST EAPTI6T CHURCH
Cox Porter af 3 5lla SITS
un
rs m Bfhlf Nlas r a
Marstan supl
AHN9 - m maffHnE worship
0eiap n T4aiuiRE Uniun Mfa.
n a kiarston, UsnsCn
= n3s eFe8iag worship
WednesAa
TOO e ~ teachers ana off
GERS meotinE
HM = m maa-week prayer
8na F9a6sr service
Fra
m eHaaf rehearsal
We NeaeonH aH VlsIiafa So ota
@rs Especially aFa 8e nlad
n hafe ihe aefsice nisn worstsn
mlGh us
/ = GREEN. TIT.
Pastor
X e kiARSTON.
"a Director
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
SPENCER MEMORIAL
EAHTfET EnuRCH

NNta FNWH NFHNWNN
nHfis
So ma aasla
In Lfn
W
200 Isl Naue
meeting
g. rs evening
sffHa
gef stee eNet Tanra
ELDER i JENKINS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

SO a ~ Sunday school
iiaW IA ~ MeainE worship
a. csHaH1E mu
M M Weaneg mtd
# prayer eefsaHe
Fiee Il y NFST.
fasfoT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

CHURCH
Nalket s. aaorf distance uafHa
- Lnean Ave
Sanaay-
a8s sunday soI 4 =.
Crane Sup
100 err morning worship
aeakaoc
go pm Training Union.
FaInh Nl Young afeztof
so pm evening worship Scr
siae
Nendsy-
600 pm BruuefIas1d meet
IN WA
Weznesdas-
so pm inicfaaaa = =
80 pm Teacfae1a meeting
800 pm prayer meeting
HHars1aE-
$50 pm Womaas Mission
~ Sociesg
80 pm enoir practice Broth
q Iann Watts director
JOIN + EhANTLEX.
I0EE = WATTS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

FIRST BAFTIsT CHURcH
M0N Point
f~aeachtne Sundays al ~ a ~.
and zoe = ~
suna Sehus1l at f6au A y
Training Union ~ go n n
Mawrek Services "Wednesday
af zoo Il N
You are cordially invited b. 81
turM
Ef-p r BROCK Pastor
REV NI4L BRAN
As@artsse Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

M fN WeFN awaits Nuu
~ TIN Church - thc hazaseuc
REV t. s POLK
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Weekly Sunday School Lesson

81 m am M Is 81 e.
M John 81 IS ghs
Tasf hena eea
where putting awag
Sc taa traih ea
#ah foF ma
aae ~ anHfhrT
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-29
@0&ssSh~,&
= aGSAzs.SSaR &Ah
1AZ51D 4 11IiNzs;zz1aH

Length of hair has made no
difference in the winless habits of
the Grizzlies. AS before, they
have bowed meekly to all opposi-
tion since Mike Juliano shortened
their tresses-by orders of prin-
cipal Paul Barnhart. Next step
will be to convince Ora Donoghue
that she should get a boyish bob
and take over a forward position
on the quint.
Ora has piled quite record IN
the knack of scoring points for
the Grizzliettes. She has totaled
46 tallies IN the last taUo games.
Her good points are not confined
to scoring good points as her
nimble-t tootedness and sure-hdnd-
edness has retrieved many loose
ball.
Betty Dickson and Marion Ben
son are throwing in a goodly
share of points and there can be
no complaining of the type of
guarding put out by Patty Bell,
Florence Raum, Doris Asher and
the former Hyattsville star for
ward, Lois Forester.
The Grizzliettes haze even
better chance than last gears
steller squad of going tourney
places. The Evening Star Tour
neg has already invited our girls.
The Washington Senator's big
league squad will be neighbors of
the Shamrocks during the spring
training season. With the big
boys of baseball so close as Mary
land University, it could be that
the Greenies would have some
worthy training opposition before
the Prince Georges County opener.
Miss Mary Jean McCarl is
uery accomplished equestrienne.
Last Sunday she taught her mount
the old doggie trick of playing
dead. So thoroughly did the big
beast practice his lessons that the
teacher thought she Would haze to
walk home.
Patty Day is recovering nicely
from her severe scalding and was
expected to return to school today.
The little lady will probably see
no action with the Grizzliettes un-
til late in the season however.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-29
Duckpinners Race
Tight As Miser's
First; Iseli Hot

The Greenbelt Athletic Club
Bowling is remaining monoton-
ously close. 1t seems that no
team is willing to win consistently.
The moment one outfit seems in
spired one of the "few notch
down. clubs knocks it's block off
and the race remains in a muddle.
Only seven games separate
Corner Del from the Barons,
eleven pegs below. The 5th place
American Legion rollers have
spilled more pins than any of the
twelve teams.
Tightwads
Just as tight as the flag chase
has been the tussle for individual
high averages, except that the
first few worthless have remained
constant, if close. Burly Harold
Estes stays up there with lila,
closely followed by Frank Lastner
with 109-51. Lloyd MacEwen has
109-40. AL Bowman holds fourth
with 109-14. On down the close
fsted list are: Burke 108-23.
Johnson 107-44, Taylor 106-51,
and league statistician, Eddie
Timmons with 1861.
Vitamen Need Vitamins
Three game winners of last
Tuesday night were the Redskins
and Eagles. The losers were Vita
men, the dopes (for fumbling
a grand opportunity to head
the list and the Buckeroos, who
now hold up the Barons as well
as the rest of the league.
Vernon Iseli collected a very
decent 353 set while Peeler's ISL
game was tops for the night. Paul
Milasi, heavy man of the Co.
Opers, is gradually blasting his
way to the front in the strike
column. He has tied Estes for
second place, three strikes back of
Phil Taylor. Estes and Lastner
are the spare big shots with 121
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-29
Charlotte Hall
Trips Grizzlies

The Charlotte Hall Military
Academy basketball team invaded
the local gym last Friday evening
and administered the usual plaster
ing to the much mu t e d
Grizzlies. The score, as if it
mattered. was "a to Is. The ration
people neglected to crack down
on the Cadets, as it was a case
of too much Coffee to suit the
Bears. Coffee and Mister scored
26 points evenly, while Mahlen
Eshbaugh and Don Brewer looped
in points apiece for the Cubs.
Danny's Knee
Danny Jones heard he was in
eligible and principal Paul Barn
hart heard that Dams knee had
been injured. Consequently, Dan
ny was in "civvies." When the
rumors had been renounced,
young Daniel scurried home for
his shorts and sneaks, and the
stage was set for heroics, as in
deed, the visiting coach was much
perturbed at the tremendous ova-
ton the returning Jones was ten
dered. But-Danny's two points
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Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-29
Lady Bowlers Half
Finished; L & N Tops

The Greenbelt Women's Pin
League finished its first half last
Thursday with Lustine-Nichol-
sons ladies maintaining a four
game lead. Starlight, their early
challenger, has given way to four
other teams, the B. D. LIS ascend
ing to the runner-up spot.
Just as tenaciously as Ann Mar
tones l. & N hung on to the
league lead has Hllda Lastner
clutched the individual records.
The little, dark-haired lass owns
a 104-19 average, none closer than
Sing Bradley's 97-19. She leads
in strikes with 81 and spares with
81. Her high set and game re-
cord, made early in the season,
has withstood challenge easily.
36S and 142 are the marks still
hainO ohNf of
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-29
Navy Orchestra Playing

The United States Navy Band
Orchestra, with Lieutenant Char
les Brandler conducting, will in
augurate series of concerts in
the Departmental Auditorium,
Constitution Avenue between 18th
and 14th Streets, N. w., on Fri
day evening, January 20, at $3.50
o'clock. This series will continue
each Friday evening through May
7, 1943.
These concerts, given to fur
ther the interests of morale and
recreation for S ervice personnel
and government workers, are free
and open to the general public.
1t is felt that the change of loca-
tion and of the time will attract
larger crowds.
Several Greenbelters play in
the orchestra
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-29
Just One Ice Cream
Cone TO a Customer
By MARY TRUMBILL

Spring, bursting out unexpect-
edly last Monday, gave a pre-view
of the probable relation between
supply and demand on the local
ice cream market on the coming
warm days. Consequently Donald
F. Herwick, drug store manager,
asked that the drug stores diff
ficult position be fully explained
again. Ice cream will not be
available to the extent that it was
In any previous season. The store
is allotted a quota which is scarce
ly enough to take care of mid
winter fountain requirements.
Since the first of the year ice
cream has not been sold in bulk
to take out, but until this week
there has been no limitation on
the sale of ice cream cones. Now
fountain attendants are instructed
to sell cones only to people who
are there to eat them-and just
one apiece-to eliminate the
dodge of getting a pint of ice
cream by buying six cones.
Sherbert does not count in the
stores ice cream quota, so there
are at present no restriction on it's
sale, although supplies are not
quaintance of other desserts and
guaranteed. 1t is suggested that
ice cream fans make the ac-
refreshers offered at the fountain
such as a chocolate milk, juices,
or any of Mrs. Townsend's home
made pies. OTIS not that we
don't want to sell ice cream" Mr..
Herwick explained. "We'd be
glad to sell anybody ten gallons
if we could get what we wanted.
but we can't. l hope Greenbelt
will bear with US in trying to
spread out our limited supply"
There is also good news from
the drug store. This week school
lunches, for school children only,
have been introduced-a substant-
ial well-balanced meal for a
quarter. A sample menu includes
hot tomato soup, frankfurter on a
roll, chocolate pudding, and choice
of chocolate milk or plain milk.