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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Holman Williams
Takes Denver Bout

DENVER. April 2S QNS)-
Holman Williams, Detroit middle
weight, today held unanimous
decision over Jack Chase OF Wal
Senburg, Colo. Williams whipped
Chase in a 15-round bout al Den
yer city auditorium last night.
He floored Chase for a nine
count in the 18th stanza and
again m me 18Th. but The WalSen-
burg negro held on 10 the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Another Alley Battle

BATH F CREEK, April g g
Jack Sharkey Battle Gre E k
bowler and Charles Treat. Kala-
mazoo champion. Will bowl an
other 2O-game match next week
with five-game blocks scheduled
for the Elks Alleys at Kalamazoo
Monday and Thursday, and the
final ten al Shafkey's Alleys in
Battle Greek next Saturday.
Sharkey defeated Treat in re-
cent 20-game match by 9 pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
13 Parish Tits
On Tap Today.

It's opening schedules disrupted
by bad weather. the Catholic High
School Baseball League lists Is
games today.
All three defending divisional
champions, yet 10 see action this
season, are scheduled 10 RlaY.
Catholic Central, first division
winner, meets DE La Sale al
Jayne Field; 81. Mary's of Royal
Oak, defending the school division
title, engages ST Alphonsus at
-ffdgerty fIetd, White ST. Francis
Xavier, third divisio on champ.
hooks up with Sacred Heart al
Retreat Field. -
Today'S games:
Redeemer ~ s. Mary. Redford 81
.JTegory ". Lourdes River Rouge, ST
Anthony VS. 81 Catherine. Belle Isle
Catholic Central VI. De la Sale Jayne
81 Rita vs.. DE Sales. Llttleneld. St Fred
erick vs.. 81, Mary o. l.. Orchard Lake
ST. Mary n o " 81 Alphonsus, HAgerty
81 Paul vs. ST Thomas. Lodge 81 Philip
vs.. 81 Rose Chandler, 81 Charles vs..
81 Bernard Belle Isle. Sacred Heart W
Xavier, Retreat Field 81 Patrick VS. All
saints. Wyandotte, 81 Hedwig vs.. ST
Casimir Atkinson
All games AZ p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Western Michigan 9
Beats Iowa u, 4-3

KALAMAZOO, April % CUP)
Iowa University finished a dis
astrous Michigan Trip yesterday
when Western Michigan downed
the tfawkeyes f-3, with pitcher
Ray Louthem striking out II of
the visitors. Both Louthem and
Bllmer Hokanson for Iowa allowed
six hits. but the Broncos punched
their blows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
the DETROIT TIMES CO
Ssturdsy,A April ~. 1914
Rainbow Lands
Metro Crown

RaInhow Recreation h the LW0-
time champion today of the Met.
ropolitan Classic bowling league.
Andy s te a mis- prOtcgeS came
through last night at Crest Lanes
IN winning two from Palmer Park
as Standard took Koppitz for
three and eased into second by
one game.
Rainbow tripped Palmer Park,
29O6 TO 2822 Standard had 2873
to 26SS for Koppitz. The top six
teams OF the Metro meet the first
six of the West Side Classic in
an interleague match az Palm
Beach, May 1S, Secretary Jack
Gardner announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Irish and i. Of NJ.
Open Baseball Series

ANN ARBOR, April % tUP)-
The. lnbeaten Notre Dame base
ball team opened a two-game
series with the unbeaten TIM
verSity Of Michigan
Coach Ray Fisher announced
that Mlchigan's starting pitcher
will be Elroy Hirsch who was
benched for all but a few minutes
by injuries When The Two schools
met on the gridiron last fall. Bill
Martin Is expected for the Irish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Doesn I Pay TO Fool

MOLINE. Ill. April Is GNS)
Wrestler Maurice Tillet, known
as the Angel. was treated today
fer a severe head injury suffered
last night in a bout with Don
Koch OF Platteville, Wis
Tlllet landed on his head when
thrown over Koch's shoulder and
was uncoScious more than 30
minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
False Fire Alarm
Costs 90 Days in Jail

MT CLEMENS. April IS CUP)
Frederick Coulon, y, had 80
days to 20 on a 90-day sentence
for turning in six false fire alarms.
Couan pleaded guilty after police
caught him after he turned in the
sixth alarm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE i-yeat-ulds snd up e.
mile
6fshf Party tkerick) 20 900 - SO - ~
ne hh.er tFheipsf 3 90 in
Sight &C. /. SMITH s 50
Time l.14 10 Oft SIl-
Duiie River Wolf Bras Lucky 3 IN
RANG 'Bsl'0tsnt Dark Mischief King
'amhf prcus and paNerhouse also ran
"FsId
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
How Derby
Horses 60
BY United Press

ny thited ffeA
How Kentucky Derby nomi-
nees Jared yesterday;
DIAVOLAW-WOn six and
half furIOng Silver Lake Purse
at Keeneland In LEO As.
ELISA B.-ThIrd i'm mile and
sixteenth RegO Purse at
Jamaica.
SUGAR MAN AND MY
BOY--AlsO ran In six aud half
furlong old Deposit Purse az
Keeneland.
FIRE POWER-Third In six
furlOng War Relief Handicap AT
keeneland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
City Tourney
REGI LARS
I...

REGI LARS
Teams
McCarthyS 3tss Coca-Cofa 309s Den
marsh M Clemens 30sI. GerisCh 1923,
Plymouth Machine 5000.
DOI BI.ES
Dale HuntinF'on-Jack Burbe 1872. Tony
M1rsno- John Cfmmins 1887 Herman
IuhenVll.e-A Angelo Damico 1925. Dwight
Eugene Andrews i224
SINGLES
Nt,iiatp- Fs,taei+s 4ff-frrn- t{-lfs-a ese
Harry McaNn $50, John KnnuHen SAG.
Kenneth PETER 6f3
ALI ENENIS
izEF- n rTtrTu WV AT k0prEX 1850.
John Crimmins 1881 Mike Angelic lgf7.
Dale HHattHEt0n 1922
ONERNNERAGE
Class Wings 2sa. Evan, Inspection
2b6 kar SUITS 22s Allen Road 2i3 Zyg-
muud Insurance 262
t5ts---- 4A-rertrrr- fzf FCr-ItrZ ff7 FdTF
No Is 32f, Revere Reds 2lo Gas sales
Class n-Rafa. -F-als- ase- R+-ee-- e.,n-
nef Inspection $40. Ferntale Methodist
Blues 32i, Vanguard 3l3. Packard Wld.
cats $40
DOUBLES
George Harden-Don Stafford 266 Michael
tilka-steye Pom 22s james Hozscke.
Thomas Price PIT Jack FovsherU- Walter
Nochanour 2O7, Albert Sip0s-J0hn Bort 1917
SINGLES
Frank Gromdzlk i6s. Melvin Toti~n.
william Raether 1877. JARVIS Irvine I4s,
Earl Mcdonald {ts waiter mueller l47
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
National League

AT cine. mat
RI T.
81 Lpuis GOO 600 o2i-3 : o
Cincinnati 600 ODp 900 2
Munger. UNks tsI ard O'Dea "
Cooper he Ia cruz shouu 90 snd Muel-
Ter Rice
Winning pitcher. Wuks losing Shouu
~ Boston
RI r
Brooklyn 600 600 600 % 2
Boston OOl 600 ok o
Ostefmueilef and owen. TDtin and Masi
Chicago A. Pittsburgh and New York a.
' k----eis -4-4++4- postponed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Probable Pitchers
By | nited Press
AMF.HIf An LEACH q

AuERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia christopher 0-b A. BDs-
tor ~ Johnson 0-01 3 n EWT
Cleveland smith 90 ~ Detroit tGor-
sica 0-ol 3 3 m EWT.
81 LOUIS tKfamer 2-0D Al Chicago
tRcas 0-0J m. CWT
Oni} games scheduled
JAMES SATURDAY
Phnade' phia ~ Boston.
Cleveland a. Detroit
So Louis 81 Chicago
Sew York ~ Washington
NATIONAL IIAGIT
BROOKLYN DAVIS 0-0l A. SeW YORK
Woseue 2-oy 2 80 n EWT
Boston tAndrrVs, Oh A. Philadelphfa
lice o-0l. . IS r m EWT
Pittsburgh tSewen, Oh A. Cincinnati
tHeusssr O-el. 3 . m EST
Only games scheduled
GAMES SATURDAY
Brooklyn ~ New York
Boston 81 phnade phia
Pittsburgh ~ Cincinnati.
Chicago ~ 81 LOUIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29


Another Dutra brother?
No, this is Todd HOuck,
Sam Byrd's aide at Plum
Hollow. When Byrd signed
Houck, he said the Arkan-
san (by way of Texas),
would pass as a double for
MeFtie DHtfa, former Red
Run pro. All who have
seen HOuck have been i'm
pressed by the marked
resemblance between him
and the Dutras-Olin as
well as Mortie. A big
fellow, Houck is "A power
hitter and a fine golfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
> Best Bets
nifed Press
PINIIICO

PEI HAT. Fred HaVacksr. Grey
FlAreH
: BOSTON Blue Rough Doc. Alpine
King
ACFFLED DRUMS. Blue Nose.
HstEOnia
MILK ROUTE Russia CushIa
MacrFs
5-CFFONTMO Alabama Son Admiral
D CHANGE HERE. NaldlnA Brave,
Free France
-sTYM MI. Caumei Entry Jimmie
ksAR or AUDLEY. Lsyswsy. Chal-
dor Heath
BEST ksAR or AUpLEY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
JAMAICA

f-tttSO Tbpore FIIrty
-THRuANTHRC, speed Hoover OAK.
ford
3~-PHIPPs ENTRY. TfgsT Call Hs Got
Their.
t--SALTO. Mst'lcsorre seananlks
5--SlGNATOR. Brownie. u aFYsrd
square
MOON MAIDEN. Wha' So, TOMS
DFar
I sHRi&PIE Eye Tor -, Smiles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
FIGHT FOR THIRD

Chene-Trombly, winner Of the
/ title last year, and De Luxe will
fight it out for third place they
now hold jointly. Johnny Grim
Minis of Parisclean and Bill Kenet
of Stroh, deadlocked in the indi-
vidual averages al 209, will settle
that crown as an extra added
attraction.
ON the tournament front over
the weekend 81 booster teams
viii try TO better the 279g of
/ Lincoln Foundry in the men 5
state AT Palmer Park. Fred Mill
ers Rainbow Rec. stands out
among The Tour regulars billed in
the mems city at the Palace.
The UAW-CIO tourney will
tclose at Palmer Park, the Pack
ard Local 100 at loves, Odd Eel
lows State al Grand Central and
mixed doubles events at both AL
coma and Nottingham. The $50
Handicap and Pincket individual
classic will continue at Chene-
Trombly and the Royal as the
fourth annual Left Handlers
tournament and first annual Left
Handlers Classic event open at
Northwestern.
HERE AND THERE 49, Michigan. Ohio
and Illinois -spiiieFs will compete for a
300 hrst prize IN the Detroit Association
u Deafs individual classic a. the Detroit
kec. sunday u. Al BOsChIan's and Tom
SoldsE-s 2T5s, Charles Oestman's III and
the Houses ll19 and 3Os5 were Anal highs
as DeRosier edged out Schimmel's by one
point for the WuTm's House title Ed
Albright hlt 2f6 pa z2n2 for $50 -asA-A :.
Bruno 25s IN the goth Century House
Joe Yacoune spearsd 243-2l3-223 for s7g
IN the West Fort jim Strange 222-
R07-23i for $50 In the Grandway House
John Plonka 279 in 65T in the Park
land House Clara Kottar made the
3-9-lQ, Isabella Skulls the 3-s-i0 and
Lucille Czapskl the $40 as Helen Shaw
rolled 220 IN the SprinRweils Ladies
fankey's. Florence Nacker. Christina Do
rtTty, Mabel stedman Ruth Holtom and
Cleo Mercer won the Klein's crown with
los points
Pabst took the Ritter Junior title
Wolverine ths-Oz+Aat- gaElas-r-,-- Harold
Whites Five the WestoVn Chargers
the Ford Foundry Foremen other
ieaEue hfghs BIZ NaWracaz. Mt Elliott
Senior. 24s: Jack Brunette, 245. and Ed
kukls, 62s, Ritter House. Chef Boyd and
I'd Gendron, DeSoto Afternoon, 212s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

PIALICO
weather clear. track heavy
Second Race Dear Miss, Jsconds.
TiEmore
Fourth Race Merpous.
- fiAftt. -tt24-~--a--r-4-r-ir-7--
Sixth Race Rough Doc
Seventh Race ri Neighbor Jscian.
NARRAGANSETT PARK
Weather. clear track fast
Second Race Disl0cste. Refrain. Two
Third Race-Infan, Queen cfanor
Cir, Hada Fortune Chance Sord
Fourth Race MerlK n-LeHeH- 0H4sls
Pennant Trimmed. Centupie
Sixth Race Bring No Home Amazed
Eierth Race Bird Lot. Grand Day
CQnsQmms4 BQnihed
JAMAICA
Weather- clear- track, rai4ddN---
FIRST Race-Count Maurice. Air Bril-
Eade. Chinese Sis. Grey squire BolHn-
ger Third Rail Miss Puritan.
Third Race Angry Army.
Fourth Race Tambo
49,. CHURCHILL
weather clear. track fast
FIRST Race Tai
Second Race LexlnEtonian X Doe
Doe Leorey Ted Lewis Pretty Tiger
Travery's Pet Maybe Tops our Csndi-
date
Third Race Stars at Night Rose
Cave Bud West Hello Bill
Firm Race MsgEie Jane. Camps
First, Tcf Wet. Brown Mate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Team Of Youngsters

players on Illinois
basketball SQUAD are under Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
PimlIco Results

FIRST f-ysar-olGs and Up
! lis miles.
Justice Nap tCisggstD 50 2 go 2 81
Miss Kelola Bowers eu 90
Tar Miss Roberts 70
Time ] % 3.s rff i2as
Mlkiakc Iartr-.--- B--t zette---l 1AzhA- La
aHa A#FAF E.s A&sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

sEOSD RACE z=.AAt-.+l.3.- r74-s--
scotch IRISH tCrowtheri @ 90 300 50
Cot HofkWsd dayton $40 GgG
halhara Bowers 81
TIME lis 5-S or y 80
Bonnie ms Phanstsu Hea- We Pms
Proof SIX River Bank. HIguccrene
Promenade and Lsts SIP also fsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

BEAUTIFUL WARREN VALLEY
GOLF COURSE will be open for
play April 29th.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

~ - "
"a Monroe Ave.
WEST SIDE
1895 Grand River
l7716 Grand River
'2l7S4 Grand River
1920 Livernois
SAIL Michigan
1906 Michigan
5s2S w. Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Jamaica Entries
FOR SATURDAY

al y Phipps and J Murphy -
bcL FenNiek and Emanuel entr}
,is Gas. c HsrdicsP. year-oiss ard W
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

1921 w. Vernon Hw,
7l20 w. Warren
1890 Schaefer Hwy
RIVER ROUGE
t6523 Jefferson
WYANDoTTE 49,
301s Biddle Ave.
EAST SIDE
14035 Woodward
s00e Grstiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

~ ono AllnNAnEeA-
ycar-olds and .nf /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

600 units of pcnicillin must be en-
ployed, says DR. LoeWe. In contrast,
doctors can conquer case of pneu-
monia with only 100000 units. Or
they can whip a serious case of staph-
ylococcus infections with only 10000
10 $4,000 penicillin units.
Doctors are thus faced with the
dilemma of risking ten pneumonia
patients for every case in which they
use penicillin for bacterial cndocar.
ditis. Or they risk from 20 TO 30
cases of ostcomyolius by the same de-
cision
Instead of putting the civilian CO.
ordinator OF penicillin, Dr. Chester
Keefer of Boston, on the spot in max
ing such decisions the simplest way
would be TO increase production.
Since two months is about the limit
for patients suffering from acute bac-
terial endOcarditis, can production be
increased quickly enough TO save vic.
inns who now have the disease?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

L V eryt hing
hinges on the
q g X [ ( @ w
months. r u s h
production is al
ready under way.
A n q according
10 an announce
ment in the au-
I h crit a I " q
American Med
zeal j o urn a !,
enough pen icil-
lin for civilian,
as we'll as mill
tary, n @ @ d S
should be avail
able by June.
Three m a or
m Q { h o q 6 are
used for making
peniCillin.
The first, al
rea d Y bein g
used, is 10 grow
the mold Of pc
nicillin in small
re the mold grows
the liquid The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

one-liter bottles WhcI
on the surface OF
bottle method alone
has produced penic-
Hin up 10 the
present time.
Scientists at
s I a n ford Univer-
Sity have discov-
cred. however, that
penicillin c an be
produced in tall
towers in a man
ner already used in
producing quick
vinegar.
In I'll Q quic k
process of making
vinegar a tall Cylin-
der is filled with
wood shavings. 4
culture Of the bac-
terra that IN a k G S
q celtic acid is
planted" on the
Shavings. Cider or
wine are then
trickled down the
tower. Vine Q ar
comes off in guam
tity at the bottom
of the colu m n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Prof c. r. Clifton Of Stanford has
adapted this technique for the pro-
duction of penicillin. The shavings
are moistened with solution of az
glucose (sugar) and 01fs yeast ex.
tract This food is planted with the
spores of the penicillin mold Nutrient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

a nd here is
where the race
with d @ a t h
comes in is that
h II &c quantities
of pc nicillin
m u 5 I be used.
And there just
isn't g n 0 u g n
penicillin.
For a single
case Of subacute
bacterial @ n d O.
carClitiS from l.
100000 10 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

solution for the mold is then iIlckleq
down the tower.
The mold digests the liquid diet
Out Of the bottom OF the cSlindel
comes a solution rich in penlcillin,
But the biggest method, and the on'
expected to yield vast production Of
penicillin, is the vat method. Herd
the mold is grown in great tanks, IN
10 10000 gallons in capacity.
Government WPB contracts havI
been let 10 obtain large-scalc proIrk1
ton by the vat method.
While this S20O00.O00 produc6U4
program is going on, independent II
search seeks still more production.
Great efforts are being made II
find a strain Of the peniCillin mold
which will give an even greater yiel}
OF the drug. or perhaps produce SUI
some other chemical which Will be a !
good or better
Intensive research is under way
but at the end of 1913, the origina
mold used by Prof Alexander Flen
ing in England in 1909 still was IN +
best penicillin producer. This mod
is called Pendulum notatum.
When mass production Of penicilliI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

INN has already been detcrmine]
If true, this is a sure step on N
path of man.made penicillin.
When the synthesis Of penicillin
achieved it will probably make OF
solete the $4,000 900 plant INSTALL
tons now being rushed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Heart Walls ca Pump EndO-
carditis Germs i'm Blood Stream
OBJ Into Ventricle Co Infect
ing Valves CD Where ClOt
Forms and Passes Through
AOrta (E) to Brain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

ton of penicillin, new
potent G er killing
drug made from
mold, in time 10 save
the lives of many
persons who cannot
now obtain it.
The best brains of
American chemistry,
plus $50, 100000, and
The resources of 10
great chemical com
panies are in this
race of mercy.
Helpless on tn G
si.delin g S, mutely
praying, are suffer
ers OF some of mans
most deadly, battling
maladieS.
10 unfort innate
group of sick per.
sons stands more to
gain by mass produc-
ton of penicillin
than those victims Of
bacterial endocardi-
It's: dread, almost-al-
ways.fatal disease {
heart of so many h
In bacterial cndC
known as streptOcoc
tack the valves OF Il
Before penicillin, d
they could for this
plete rest and a few
there was little the
acute cases.
But recent discove
lished that penicillin
natically against thi.
DR.. Leo Loewe an
at Brooklyn Jewish
treated 10 hopeless
terial endocarditis wi
Eight of the patient
free of the streptocoC
The Brooklyn doctC
tious medical way, {
cure. But for the
penicillin has been
The trouble with
A February a. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
By ROBERT d. POTTER
Science Editor

NNEITH the lives of thousands Of
N human beings at stake,
Wv American chemists are en-
gagged today in a strange and dra-
matte race.
The goal is to start mass produc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

IhlS IS the ultlmaq
goal. Using a mol
10 produce pencil
lin is merely
stopgap. for it uti
ICES a most delicad
form Of plant III
as an inlermediat
chemical factory. |
There arc rumorI
but no authentj
a n y o u n C ementI
that the synthesj
of penicillin is a
the way Storid
are n a kin & I'll
roun d s hat
structure of K
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

one-liter bottles whore the mold grows
on the surface OF the liquid The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

Adm. Schley and the nursery.
since taken over by the educa-
tional system occupies all the
three apartments 1309-l3.
Meantime another Community
Sunday school al the l4th Street
auditorium aeeentuated the need
for religious sefvices and nstruc-
ton. SUNDAY afternoon services
were attempted III spite o. the
heat, and a mid-Week sing or
prayer meeting was added. After
the successful launching o. the
Eastiawn Methodist church. and
At their suggestion. a request for
s chapel Wa made Of the Home
Nj ION Emergency Fund Allan
ta. and work was begun on the
chapel May z, 1914.
Thanks to the generosity Of
the contractors. aud OF many 9TH
efs including a Camp Livingston
battalion, which gave the loco
motive bell, the chapel was com
IpIeted. furnished and dedicated
b June II, except for painting
Greens, ETC.. which were added
later.
From the very opening the at
tendance has been encouraging.
and some Sundays the Sunday
sebool attendance has exceeded
Lat of the First Church. M.
james Cogswell a student At
Union Theological Seminary has
seHVed this group during the
umner and added l6 names to
Is organizing nucleus. including
SIX By baptism Members Of sew
erai denominations have cast IN
Their Iot with view % serving
the spiritual needs Of that large
afea al tais critical time. The
#1aup expects t. have a regular
ordained supply At a very early
date Meantime Il IS carrying on
services. with the aid of the Su-
perintendcnt o. Home Missions
Rev. ". O.. Nelson. and Sunday
school. pravef meeting and Young
peoples work. with the assist
ance OF Mrs. Sarah Lee Timmons.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

course of the revival, the Rev.
Davis made Kreole their home
and lived there during the win
ter while resting from their long
summer reVivals.
They began conducting prayer
meetings in their home, but the
number attending soon grew too
large to be accommodated, so a
store building was rented and
furnished.
Regular services and Sunday
school were then started, and
later the store site was bought
and a church built. A total of 100
are now numbered in the Sun
day school. and the church is
prospecting and expanding in all
its works.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Mrs. Roger Heimer
Goes To New Orleans
To Meet Copt. Heimer

Sunday marked the departure
Of Mrs. Roger Heimer for New
Orleans after a visit Of several
days with Mrs. Hermes Gautier.
Mrs, Heimer drove down from
Memphis 70 meet Captain Hell
mar Of the United States Coast
Guord on his arrival at New Or
leans after a tour of inspection
Of ports along the Mississippi
river starting at St. Louis.
Mrs, Hoimer was accompanied
10 New Orleans by Mrs. Gautier
VINO returned home Monday.
While here Mrs. Heimer gath
cred q group Of friends around
her az a luncheon at Longfellow
House.
Her guests We're Mrs. Hermes
Gautier, Mrs. II II. Cole, Mrs.
Henry Gautief, Mrs. Z. II. Bacot,
Mrs. X, X. Hollisler Mrs. J. II.
Cole, Mrs. J. .. Cole, Mrs. J. N.
Lockard ana Miss Bessie Perry.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
History OF Moss Point Methodist
Church Dates To Early Settlers

lily at a cost of $23, 200, is one of
the most beautiful in South Mis-
sissippi and has an endowment
left by the late Mr.. L. N. Dantz-
Ter, Sr., l.. N. Dantzler, Jr., and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cowan for its per-
petual upkeep. Members of the
Dantzler Memorial Methodist
church are filled with gratitude
to this Dantzler family who,
though they have moved away
or gone to their last resting place,
have left their imprints upon the
religious life of Moss Point by
the erection of this beautiful
memorial church in memory of a
faithful and devoted mother.
Ministers who have served as
pastors since the erection OF
the new church are B. F. Jones,
John A. Moore, John d. Ellis, J.
Early Gray. j. M. Corley, Chas.
c. Evans, H. l.. Norton, John L.
Carton, VIM. H. Lewis, w. o.
Sadler, L. E. Afford. Robt. L.
Walton, Andrew J. Boyles.
The nickel is the only modern
American coin not carrying the
words, in God We Trust"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Moss Point First Baptist Church
Is One OF Outstanding On Coast

through its long history an active
and capable ministry. Following
the services of the Rev. Mr.. Ham
berlin. Others who followed weer
the Reverends r. N. Hall, l. A
HALEY. O. D. Bowen, J. o.
Green, L. N. Brock, Henry Ben
nett B. L. Mitchell, c. M. Nor
ris. J.. E. Barnett, N. R. Stone,
H. H. Webb, w. r. Beckett, A.
F. Gordon and Mr. Brock.
Throughout the active history
OF this church its members have
labored to exert a spiritual and
normal influence upon the COM
munity. In addition to the regu-
lar hours OF worship the COM
municants maintain a midWeek
prayer service, d modern Sunday
school, a training union for adults
and young people and a Woman's
Missionary Union. Through all
its years the emphasis has been
placed on Evangelism.
Before coming to Moss Point
the Rev, Mr.. Brock had pastor
ates at Carrollton, Thomasville
and Camden, Ala, and Macon,
Miss. He holds the Bachelor of
Arts degree from Howard Col
lege, Birmingham, and the de-
gree of Bachelor of Theology
from the Southern Baptist Sem
mary at Louisville, KY.
Throughout his pastorate, the
First Baptist church of Moss
Point has enjoyed a sound and
steady growth.