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Mrs. S. T. Warden
Hostess 10 WSCS
Methodist Church

Mrs S F Warden Was hostess
to the Mary Reed Circle uf the
Woman Society Of Christian
service af tire pasearonla Meth
ellst church Monaay afternoon
viii 3 very good attendance
The newly elected eIfrie iesd
e. Mts Thomas SNartWnu1 Vaas
present and directed tire pro
mUm The song Bees Be the
TW That Binds was sung with
Mrs + " Bsshop At the piano
With Ms Warden ieaaing the
group geeilea The Lord Prayer
pssina espeelal attention - IS
simplicity and power - sns sug
eested The study II Latin AmeE
ia Wss under TIE direction 81
Mr. A W Berud Tire theme
and ID Highway shall Be There
lei UP e. the declaration THAT q
highway was being planned II
nsct Ia ccuE aCLfiok
CONNECT thls country and our
ueinnbafs u the extreme south
ana Of their resentment = shs
many ef4af made By travellers.
elnefna stars and anliaT alnlo
mats "a theV eaH the man vino
euraes WITH ufle haua n thvr
nekegs and ) fine speech abaui
Gsssd Neiahbsa pgllleY She
explained haw al ST this V
hafsfal t. 2 eealls aasa5
neieiilsH policy
AIRS & a Carrier gave q Reff
interesting talk nn the mission
As suk saae done u Peru b
Ae5a and Chile beginning with
IT, 80 Spanish ealuaefus aeNn
g. date Mr. Laess pfesiFysnt 1T
IiH ssTlefg spoke en ane faa
Il - taken up shortly the uaFk
- slee WsCs
1fR haaar visitor Ra Mrs
Alike Daushsis7iI Nfo vii N -
next month she iasA quite an
interest IA fae program ana alk
previous birthday when she nae
been gwen = parry inelaaIaa
tlff Ilaua ld94II tasfs NeEe seven
e4sIfa eeefal RIaH IFo9a Circle
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+

The Auxiliary met IL ehe home
.A Mra & a Graham On Aon-
aay afternoon ~ t~hreeethirsv.
Mis- Bessie CoWan led the pro
Ra mon Foreign Missions Mrs.
Il T. WnNl led the a4seaaana
Hians were INSIDE fag the al Ca
prayer service - DC held ~ the
homie u aifa G r Weed On Sat.
af3aV ff4Am tea until twa Lunch
9iIi - served st tie nutsn teaf
TIE faiIoN ms etfleer Nsfe elect.
81 iaf lhs coming year NJ &
+ Wood president Mrs 6 S
ses8aslae elee president MFa
v MearlAssef. eeIetATH and
treasurer
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH

az North Fcasoals Street
Phone 6ss.I
SUNDAY
1oaa an SUNDAY school, =
class 90 every aEa
HHaH am Morning worship
Sermon = IL pastor
80 pm CHRISTI Amaaa
aa ms1 s erslee ieF tie
YOUNG people
80 pm KeanaeIIsf5e service
SERMON - re pastor
TUESDAY
go pm GotazEe PRAYER meet
~ r various homes = fha ei1x
WEDNESDAY
so nm EadIe cottage nFas
- meeting
THURSDAY
80 Pm Prayer meeting = IL
church
please n0ts tn tha "Wednesday
aIeaI prayer meeting = IT,
church has ben changed =
Thursday night Ne invite - So
aazkeHz aHs visitors = fHa afF
80 - entire public = aHeHa
Hazsaea asza He HHsaeH H.
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mTmoDEgY

The MAJ cowsn ana Carlle
Farley CFwie8 uaef il tar hn4rs
II Mr. tt 4 0~veastFeat 0u Mon
1as aftefs8asn n@ Il L Wal
e ulea the devotional After 3
sfesg business meeting B social
hour Was enjoyed ~ whlef time
the hostess SERVED Yeffesfment
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mwwmu~ru~mu
A4ANN

- CAVITY street
as A s. Sunday school
fnW A Il nshle elssa II
aTaanaa
TIsSW A II Morning Wsu mp
Subject Coo and Greet
a3o 2 n Young People
League
80 T M Evening worship
aieet Heaven a sfe q.
sttlaies II afas Lsafas prase4.
Ai0n1ay-
100 2 s. Heeulaf meeting
Vonena Auxiliary. At the maflse
TUESDAY
IN p Il Hos Scout Tffagp
1t WPA building
Wednesday
50 F n. pfaee meefiuk
} { CRANE ID
Minister.
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EAST MOSS POINT nApTisT

Schedule IS Seruieea
9 81 n = Sunday sHtf6aa4
IL 20 A II Morning SERMON
81 T s. Training Union
ia Z n kVaugellstae Ae
sapH
40 = # Wednesday Prayer
meeting
Tire public Is cordially invited
ia Wurahip with Us
MONTE a DAVIS.
Pastor
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a08 = M-suudav School
Ms Hannah SiaHk ngpaFintend
en1
800 +. M@W Worship Service
On the second and fourth sun
daNs
1san T M-NldsNeek prayer
meeting each Thursday evening
J 2. PAYNE,
Pastor
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ORANGE GHogE
METHODIST CHURCH

10 81 A 81 Sunday School.
Ire Hsil. superintendent
II n8 a - Morning worship
service uH aeeaHa Sssniava
10 - evening Worship
afe8eH sn aHsd fs4HftaS
III + ~ hid week prayer
meeting aaeh Tuesday
1na 8 M Wnmenn Mission
afw eiate meeting 81 Monday
after tie aassat SflfaitH IF eaeh
month
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Remain 81 saltpafe9 vat and
niEaa lfssa IN preparing EIH4A
de4 fuf American deIena il she
VA q iaIz Ire III - = sen i
Mammoth Cave saJ5a1H8f eaf#.
-
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SPENCER MEMORIAL.
BAPTIST CHURCH

baFaa Gasat.e Community
Sunday School. IL TT an
Lotus Lander. superintendent
Morning ef4lre f0 am
aeaf4a and seurti8 Sunday
Young leaple Meeting Ito
pm
Evening Service. TO pm
PRAYER Service every Thursday
N 80 pm.
w extend an invitation e ali
g. attend these service
J S JENKINS
Pastor
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KAEoLE CHURCH or aoD

sandaY seisaol-ta00 A ~
Worship sefVas sunday 80
= n
~eIal M9ti4efH Service san
dss HIai4
Young People Meeting Tues
dae. a0 = 81
Prayer Msellne Wednesday.
I ~ = -
HeV T a DAVIS asal WIFI
Pastor
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CHURCH Or
JESUS cHHTgT or
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church eilsal 80 A NJ
& Barlow aaEsfxiea
Sacrament ssfvlee II 4 ii
FIRST Sunday q eneh uHatstA
xiun League tfouaH Fespirl
FefN Williams. leader. GOO + II
eash Sunday
Evening service. 2 BelacH eaei
Sunday
Wuntsn meeting 7m 2 n
every other Monday an ] l.
Barlow. leader.
Mid week prayer sefviev asfHl
r. n. We0Mea8
Young peapls Recreation s 81
f. ~ each FEIdaH
Everyone cordially invited
4 : BARNES.
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS.
Reporter
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Knrolr BAg7lsT cHUHcA

SUNDAY
H4s n - sanaas Sehtaai Mrs
Jan Haatais htsnas sHtenstenS
100 A rs ata SO r NJ
worship
HH + S Bsptlm TFainlng
Union
TUESDAY
4M = y $ Z at ehufrh
- WEDNESDAY
~ a Dffasss ssa3 TmsA
e Meeting
aW + A MAd@eek prsvnT
MaaIE
HEV JEWELL G0lMAh.
Pass0s
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The members nf the " II L
lssia an al dag STUDY service -
he hnine Of MTa X " Durham
Tuesday from Ten until tive Ms
q & Seaisuspgnuef led the ser
vice a lunch WAS served ~ ite
nsegn ha4lH
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Schedule for the week
Sunday
a43 a M-Ehafeh sehoas
1I0a A II Worship services
600 F. n Yaalh FaiIaWaiAn
TOO = IL Worship SERVICES
Monday
9.9n p NJ Meeting af Y S &
s Circles, May Cawan Ceeile
Daley.
TUESDAY
7.aa = II Harriet Fsirey Cir
Gle
Wednesday
100 P. Mind wsssk Prayer
services
+ l. WALTON.
Pastor.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Afa Ial2af

Presiding Sundays ~ II a ~
auI TO II
SUNDAY School ST 1890 a ~
Training Hnaan II 30 =. ~
MalWses Wednesday,
~ ~ -
4as -. cordially invited b 81
fnan
HFV BROCK Paataf
HEV BIZ. BEAN
Aa4ste P4xsaF
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Union Ha ZH42aua
EH.IHHH. 81 EHH"

#NzH###z -
- - > = preaching aHa Ean
HfanHaE q Ito = = EeenlHH
#zH#HEz
kHea Meeting - saHaaa =
HeHHazH - zsa
7 - - AIS
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CHURCH or COL

IHQa(n III 30k
fsast Moss Point
1000 A -suuday school.
Je narfnw. superintendent
100 4 - and 980 z ST
Preaching efeiee eveFY Sunday.
500 + M L h each sun.
dar. Cecil Mcdonald leader
500 l. Prayer service
each Thursday
Re- J0EfN A sTuBBs.
Pastor.
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EscATAWpA BAPTIST
CHURCH

1000 A ~. Sunday sehaal II
K Cf8pn. superintendent
tlsH8 f. ri morning worship
81 Training unaal8 Mrs la
Robinson. director.
~ r. II. song service
8 90 +. II preaching
Monday. 100 r n v n S
Thursday lis T n. psaseF
meeting
I E WINDHAM
Pastor
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FIRST p T CHURCH

FIRST hAFIIbI CHURCH
FaseaFouia Mississippi
SUNDAY
aaa a n. SUNDAY AeHaol. Il
4 Marstan superintendent
Ito A. II morning worship
0f5 4 N. Baptist Training
unlnn Mn Walter 1nehsfn. ii
tectaf
T80 + n. evening worship.
"Wednesday
am = AZ. ieaeisera and off
eer2 meeting
sao F n. prayer service
FRIDAY
70 + H.. choir rehearsal. r.
A AlBnatan direcsoF
We welnoFne al visitors 20 our
services Especially are we glad
u have the service men worship
with as
l. E GREgN. Th. y
Pastor.
Il A MARsr0N,
Educational Director
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ASSEMBLY or GOD
TABERNACLE

Hurley Mss
Two services each month on
Ire aFa and third Sunday nights
aNnnlue At : - ocieeA Sunday
school Is 3 ~ T 8 Ladies PRAY
e. Meeting each Thursday after
neon st 24a0 O'Clock
ExeExaaH IS invited "a attend
these Services
Il. { RODGERS
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ouR LADY o.
CHURCH
Kerr Street Faseaaoula
Telephone 80

Kerr Street Faseaaoula
Telephone 80
Masses On SUNDAY. e0n 500
loo an
MASSES O. weekdays & 90
am
Confessions 90 Saturdays 4aa
6A. go. $50 pm
Holy Hour on Sunday. : - pm
Nusena on Tuesday $50 pm
Religious instruction on sun
day II 100. anti Saturday II 9 ~
pm.
Class in Religion for High
AcheoI students 81 Sunday At
$50 am
Bapsisms hY appointment
r j CAREY.
FASTER
J I MARTIN
Assistant Pastor
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION

HaHuu Gsaaste
Prayer meeting egs9 TaendaF
night 81 -
Al vssitera Meale We -
feFad III yea = hearty invitation y
gaFnp and worship with Il
Rev ] l. MORGAN.
paeiaf
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Recreation Raaa8 Federal FgnlH
HmaHur Aulheglis Hnl1aina
iUth street
Sunday
as a n. SUNDAY 3hual.
faafnss G Hafnmam d. sllpi
I3aM a Is incoming Weeehlp
aeN sBfN
e. = ~. Baptist Training
'unlan. Ma 1uHnlis Stewart I'll
Hfaefaf
am P Is. evening Wefshlp f
wire
MsndaY
s80 = ST. Womana Missionary
Uuien
Thursday
80 NJ prayer service
Rev ] y WATTS
Pastor
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PasCagOula Church News

NOTICE TO AND CHURCH OFFICERS
The Chrgncie~StaE ad Advertiser 6 desfaus ~ keep
ing standing or this page under tire head af Church News
8 r0mnlete ard correct directory na al the churches ~ oar
AREA, hnurS Of services, special meetings and Other iHaifeTs
Of interest r. our church people To make this directory com
piete il is necessary that we get COPY f0f changes II the
hours of service not later than every "Wednesday afternoon
IS we wish IL publish TINS directors TEL the FNaa8 assuH Is
our paper So please help a. t. keep the lnt correct by aeHd
ing in your copy eveFv week by Wednesday piterteon 81
the latest
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson
1rsUs rAE GOOD SHEPHERD


JgsUs rAE GOOD sHEpHEnD
Gnm
81 ae shove tasue M
m Jn 10 aa 0olaen
Te 1ahn lott ar use
tte good
rs life sW M
fha G0aA Shepherd
b. a8 sfaenhefd In.
safa sheep RAISING
en- ~ ere aaue aanHef
a5eaf times A~eeafaane 81
Hsehafd Tire sesp AZ
tlH tse AfasastasN
THe tai sftan tssa
H. ~ and MriKgs IFun
.AU m sometimes e4en
~ pounds supplying
.4A sHa upward 81 pure
e. ~ ~ winter
s#d seafis hh isesp
al#aN Hhf aas ID ns rae
bat ~ fi4e hotter part
IS from SUNSET a. safly
@Hen e bring aeM
ltsia - leaves tlssfn a.
prepared heite under
fhs
Fold Is Walled
It'd is . gaN fiat shed 81
hesIs Wsih . yard ii
feiIaE al fg 8 Waii on eai0 aARht8
a. are mt "a iaIid4aa
alFlfts1luted ~ d teNcs
gIsaaE O. keep sat ttAs
and other wild beasts
ana BYenae pFey almost
aD# - the walls nf Jerusalem.
eaf4ani aFfi paHttseT often
a tHs HiRh fence al tar
sad the shepherd IS still at
fIH6 kfuwn Ia sav down his tife
tie Heep Rahhee are
NHtat auFee # danger a lamb
"a s9l4leiIins carried of
u a.nd q PRIV and fhete are
i uaks Isl tie limestone
The Gospel paFsnie does
NJ ezaEaeHate tls rn4neinE II
r. aspisefH wien he has Feeng
afsa 9 sheeD thsas tae arse asteas
Ma iHe mountains
" must keep tins paetufe u
saeepiold and the shepherd IN
mind WhsH ~ rad the lesson e.
ii Jesus who said He was
u.s a5tsl si.s.pnead Who auuld lay
d nn ilfe To- lis sileep
Porter Cares far Sheep
Vefilyf verify ! ~ unto yeu
It nat enseTett moi - the aess
mt ihs shsepf8la but elanbeua
III saH other ue aHls $
= mel ana . Fahber hut ~ Naat
eufefath N ~ the dnor m
nherd nf the sheep To hIiu Ire
r. Jef apaueth and the sheep
lr nla voice and NJ Called
q n sheep hy mama. and ieaoeih
item nut
The oriental sheepIolds are
commonly walled o. pai8s#dea
Wllh one door open 0 gate Into
.Ine II These enclosure several
nenhefaa ufipe Their aoeks
leaving tllem IN charge 81 al IN
dershepherd uf porter VINO Eas
tens the door securely inside and
4enAasns WITH tns sheep al night
II the morning the shepherds
ttlssia e. me daes. the porter opens
t. lhafas. ana each calls aUay ms
own sheep
The efeep Will not follow q
sEfaGtaer hut they knot the voice
- tis9ir own shepherd HI Jesus
s. the rend shepherd and ua1s
sfaat love and helaeve ~ HIM arr
HIS slseap. hut the Plla1ls wefs
~ 11leve wfsa nsn saceeeed IA
saa1laAana their authority n the
aeepfold q God people exef
eHlnf fhat authority II q aespetse
tfssgaueg and being suspicious and
IaaIou Ven Il the point 81 mn
Ger. toward anvone wlie disputed
slsem
Jesus Loved a coa
gnA tald ms people gflas Ne
lowed ef Cod aea1asa He va
= SLING e. hxY aawu His llle for
rs saeen No man askntb Il from
BIZ He SAID nat 4 iav Il down
Myself havEuN TIE pm = 10
~ i down ana laAa il ~
TnaS divided tiae people. Some
St whom said IL must - q devil
rid ntsa 0tH als CaH .
devil open the eyes u tie hl1nde
1heu same said II Thou b
Christ tel - plainly and Ie
ansNtFec T told Non and
ea II mo- and ~
aElaef are enc
81 thal 1na HfaaFlsees and their
threads taak % STORES e. XII
HIM h0s He asked. Nfans good
works haNe / sheWea Naa from
~ FaIi4ef faF winch u those
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ST. prERREs
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH

~ @KtWNNN
1antleE. Miss
N-MorninE Prayer ard aeF
IRON ~ the EeTtos Tire ascend
Sunday Of the meath the service
s AuIx Communion and sermon
Ree. FRIEDRICH S RFSCH.
Pastor
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= las lma q - death n
s~enaeUn# IHsz Iann Alden #az
re So Surviving member - the
ZazIza.a company
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FAIHvIEW Baptist CHURCH
Market street rsazK0a MS

SUNDAY school = 100 : -
- = Ia4 zaI. superintendent
#E=4@#4a# #&a##. a3M ##4##Z 8
DAYS - 100 = = ana go F :.
PRAYER meeting tuesday uHal
1880 nezazZ
Re- Ray HAMILTON.
Pastor.
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Nith ever 10000 registered
aapznzze nzH9HaI Popping -
- largest HHHzaszH colon. -
zea1laa ghlna
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-. Johns EPISCOPAL

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Fef Hane ard ilVs Oak streets
SaNMlas SERVICES
T30 a NJ Holy communion
an# seFman
sInnn A Al. Sunday school
flsW A N. AisgninR prayer
snn aetmnn Thn neetut shall
muaeh On uae subject Why
slana Ne ldsss
Maadak-
aa a n, Tne feetor h1uad
casts ever Radio Station WaEMs
1z40 kiioeYeles The sNlhlers -
iaa1s raala #Eman kaaa
.1hau sna Men
Tue aa
zeal II the ~ Johns Young
reanEe League meefinn WIIl b.
hela u the rectafg 1oung pr
Dua are invited
Ruv FRIEDRICH S HKscH
Ksetaf
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P~aeaEoula street
Fehru ZI SEP
saa
4 = SH8as Ii
W5aIaFd DeFoEIe Amlnana
enf Miss Catherine Bfash eFaan-
essen TIE RaanK - Eaza
It's
aM A S BeIe
IHaM - = Divine sfxIeH
4 Hilma Aielene oFKanlst
EpAtle lesson ! Corinthians 8
8=4I c. ~ aa Matinee II
sermon Christian Higher
aeaflou ms san 81 -
observed s. NaipzEaa Uusa
sunday
Measag February - Adult
Ne aig CiaM d the ehafsh
Wednesday. FEBRUARY = alaoie
1eaeF - - p j
Faaaaef fas Re 3ea talH
up ? enid = the Nss he should
Be- FREDERICK 4 GRAFT
Reiuf
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SsgFHERH BEH THFpHBnf aaB TaHHaps fnatsag
HssazEassHHa
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Lutheran CHureh
aseaeoula street
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Corner DUPONT Ave and 50
FaseaKulla stfee1
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
Shave Tells ABOUT FISH so BIG
MINNEAPOLITAN'S LINES BROKE

Here's the seasons first true
fish story brought to the atten-
tion of The Miner.
1t concerns not fish that
were caught, but fish so large
they couldn't be landed.
Ed Shave, who needs no introduction
to the Ely\ territory, accompanied by
Sven Pearson and Ted Kilby of Min
neapolis, went to Crooked lake to try
their luck with getting the big ones
they had heard tell about.
Here's what Shave, whose veracity
has never been questioned, wrote about
the trip in his Sport Trails" column
in the Minneapolis Morning Tribune:
Getting the limit of walleyes was
easy, but landing those fighting
northerns was another story.
"Swen had brand new 4-pound
test line He hooked a northern and
fought it vigorously for while until
it broke the line.
"He hooked another and after play
ing it for about 10 minutes apparent
ly had it tired. But when he attempt
ed to land the big fish, it gave sud-
den lunge and broke the leader.
"That lake apparently is full of
12- to 20-pOund northerns."
Shave declared that mot only is
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
ANNAPOLIS
Continued From Page One)

girl. The army-navy football game and
dance, the farewell ball for all classes
during June week and the annual play
in March given by the Masquerade club
are the only social functions to which
the firSt-year men may take their girl
friends. What spare time they have is
spent in the academy canteen, at the
movies shown once a week, or operat-
ing small sailing craft.
Especial emphasis is placed on phys
ical fitness, because officers who have
been in combat declare that only men
in the best of condition stand up under
this ordeal. Every man at the academy
is required to go out for at least one
athletic sport. Nankervis was a mem
Der of the plebe rowing team, which
defeated the University of Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology freshmen and lost by a single
foot to the Cornell preps. A commando
course at the academy has to be ran
regularly.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
FACTS ABOUT
RATI0NING

(The following information has been
issued by the local rationing Office
Editor)
The local rationing office has an in
formation desk from which pamphlets
on all phases of rationing may be
secured. Clerks will also refer requests
for data to the various panels, such as
food, tires and prices
Today it is especially important that
consumers acquaint themselves with
ceiling prices, and the OPA depends
upon the housewives to check on COM
pliance with regulations.
The government has put lid on
prices, called ceiling or protective
prices. They apply to nearly every
item: Tobacco, drugs, toletries, ap-
parel and yard goods, alcoholic and
alcoholic drinks, foods and house.
hold sundries, furniture, appliances,
agricultural supplies, hardware, ice
and fuel, and also laundry and clean
ing services, auto repairing and similar
services, as well as on rent. These
prices must be posted, and no mer-
cnanC can charge more, although he
can go under them.
| Here's what to do if you want to
report what you think is an over
charge:
l. Be sure that your complaint is
sound.
2. Know the ceiling price.
3. If you have any doubts, ask for
a sales slip or receipt.
A. Send your slip or receipt with full
details to the local rationing board,
in care of the price clerk. Include the
name of the store, date of purchase,
price paid and description of the item
stores ceiling price, and your name and
address.
1t became obligatory for grocers to
post meat ceiling prices Tuesday, and
the grade of meat must be shown.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
Death takes
MATT PERTTuLA

Matt Perttula, who has made his
home on farm about four miles west
of the city on the Tower-Ely highway,
died Sunday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Nappa here. He
had been Ill for only a few days.
The deceased, who was 86 years old,
was born in Finland on May 20, 1857.
He was hale and hearty up to his last
illness. For the past several years he
has made 1t point to walk from the
farm to town and return every day.
On his 85th birthday he celebrated
the event by walking to Ely and then
around Shagawa lake over the Grant
McMahan boulevard to his home, a
distance Of about 20 miles.
The funeral was held Tuesday from
the Laing Mortuary and the First Ev.
Lutheran church, the Rev. E. A. Heino
officiating. Pail bearers were John
Palmgard, Henry Pietila, Jacob Kor-
pela, Alex Pertula, Waino johnson and
Charles Salo.
Surviving are his widow, three
daughters, Mrs. Paul Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Charles Nappa and Mrs. John Marko-
vich, and son, John Perttula, all of
this city.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
FOREST SERVICE
OFFICIALS HERE

Clare Hendee, supervisor of the
Superior National Forest, accompanied
by regional and a federal official of
the forest service, made an inspection
trip here Friday and Saturday.
Dana Parkinson, chief of the divis
ion of information and education for
the forest service, Washington, D. c.,
and Vico c. Isola, acting chief of the
same division for region nine, Mil
Waukee, accompanied Mr.. Hendee here.
The party made reconnaissance trip
to the border in the forest services
Seaplane, and upon returning the visit
ing officials expressed their amaze
ment with the grandeur and beauty of
the territory viewed from the air. It
was their first trip to the forest.
AS viewed from the air, the forest
resembles one vast sheet of water in
which are hundreds of verdant islands.
The several shades Of green were no
ticed, no less than six shades being
counted, ranging from the light green
OF the birch and tamarack to the dark
Of the spruce.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

the war ana navy departments that
physical fitness be stressed.
In order to carry out the program
the school is purchasing. gym suits for
all students from the seventh grade
through high school.
Bids will be opened at the next meet
ing on combined and separate school
bus routes. In was reported that in
order for some bus drivers to cover
their routes, it had been necessary for
them to call for students at tbs a. m.
and that some students were brought
to the school an hour before classes
started.
Bids will also be opened on the build
ing of fire-proof storage room for
school records to be erected in the
fan room of the Memorial building.
A communication of an undiSclosed
nature was considered in executive
session.
Mrs. Barney Swift, Mrs. William R..
Harri and Mrs. Charles Stol appeared
before the board in reference to al
legged statements which they said had
been made by Conrad G. Haugen, high
school principal, concerning Martha's
Lunch.
The board told the women that it
would investigate the complaint, but it
was pointed out to the women that the
personal statements of faculty men,
bers could not be interpreted as the
attitude of the board although the
board had the authority to inform
faculty members that it did not
approve of such statements because
they might be interpreted as the
opinion of its members.