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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19

g. 81. 8orgeIe, 1882 in stoIien
geboren, nunmebr Brofeiior an Der
l1niperiitat bon Chicago, lit elmer ous
Der fleinen @ruppe iener i'm 2onoe
ser Jreibeit Ameritas lebenoen Sta.
liener, Die ibr mogli61tes tun, INN Die
omeritaniide Oeffentlidfeit nit 8om.
uno 8opltbab gu bergiften. Sn einem
fiir5li9 erl6ienenen 8u9 oieies ito
lieniIden Brofeiiors miro bic Bolitit
oes Satifans na9 allen Soften Der.
unterge5ogen. Iuen MaBnabmen oer
Stride, 1elblt Der 6eriibmten io5iaIen
Gn3pflita ,Herum nobnrum" bes
bo6Ieligen Bapites 2eos oes Dret5ebn-
ten meroen nur Motibe oes Woa6t.
burgers unter1egt. 9oS Bud Itrobt
bon BEN alien 2aoenbiitern Der flerus.,
papIt- uno romfeinoli6en S9reibe.
reten, mie ite au9 bon Sen No3is
gerne gebrau6t tporoen 1tno in ibrem
etelerregenoen &f gegen Die TO-
tbolif6e Stride. uno 10 tpas nennt iia
~8iiienIdoft"!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19

Snoien beging Dor tur5em oas
40Oiabrige SubilGum Der Mnfunft oes
bl. 5ran3 3oper Sn Monapoo, mo- Der
Seilige so ieiner 200 Briefe an ben
Sof bon Bortugal idrieb, fano cine
preitagige 5eier itatt, bic cine gro.
5eliion, BON @lefanten angefiibrt, Inn.
faBte. Sinous, Wobammeoaner 1no
anoere gfidttotboliten 1rabmen oaran
tell.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19
Dim sBaiienfrsa saab

5eue 0e$ SroaIeS nto Ger menlGIlGen
@eIeuI6oft. slls driltlide Mtutter
uno @r5ieberin legt ite ben @runo gum
tpeitern 8eIteben oes 9ei6es Gbriiti
o1f @roen. sic er5tebt Die fin ftigen
BrieIter Ser Stride uno pflan3t oen
guten Samen, aus Dem Die itarten
Seloen berborgeben, Die Die Stride
@ottes eegen ibre Sein6e nuf @roen
perteioigen.
0ie @i6tigteit Der 6rau i'm. DRIFT.
liben 2eben baben audi Die Seinoe
Der feligion ertennt uno baben lth
oesba1b itets ben1iibt, Die 8rau fir
ibre ber6erbli6en, Die @elel1l6aft rtns
terminierenoen 31pede gu gelpinnen.
Sules Serrp, Der ebentalige fron5oit=
ibe nnterri6tsminiiter uno urbeber
Ser religionsloien 2aieni6ule in
Sranfreih, bat ein beoeutungsool1es
@ort geipro6en, 1penn er erflGrte:
,,Wer Die 5rau beberrI6t, Ser be.
berrl6t aues, oenn er miro our6 iie
Die Rinoer un6 Den Mann in Der
Sano baben.' Dieier eroBe @irdens
uno &elieionsbaiier 'agte oonit cine
groBe 8obrbeit uno offenbarte oamit
au9 BEN teuflti6en Blan Ser i'm be-
berridenoen 5reimaurerloge, sic Trau
uno our9 ite bic &in6er uno oen
Mann Der @ottloitgfeit III Die Irme
gu liefern. Dur@ Die @beIdeioungsees
iese ioIlte Die Srau moralild ernieo.
rigt tperoen. Dur6 bic gottloie S6ule
lol1te lie entieelt uno oer Stride ents
ftemoet tperoen; ourd oas mooerne
Sport. uno @enuBleben uno Die idam.
lele Mooe Iolte ite entiittlid)t uno ber-
n1Gnnli6t tperoen. 5ettber bot Elm
Gieienfampf bes @ottloientums uno
Die Serriboft oes slntidriitent1ms
iiber bic Srou eingeieBt. @enau 10 NOR
es i'm alien @rie9enlan6 unb i'm al.
ten Rom, beoor Der eroBe 3ulammen-
bru6 fam.
SroB otelem bon Der 0oge ange>
iagten un6 auF allen @ebieten fpite=
matiib gefiibrten @roBfampfe Inn Die
6rau baben IN alien 2Gnoern tpeitere
4retie unlerer Srauen an oer hriit-
li6en Sitte uno Sraoition, an ser &C.
lunoen Miitterli6teit uno Dem tief.
oerpur3elten Nnter ibres 2ebens, Der
Religion, feitgebolten. 9as lit Die 1eb.
t: Soffnung Der men16li6en @eIen-
ibaft, Die &ettung Der Welt.
Gerner nuB beut5utage Die Srou
mebr als ie an ibre beilige Bflidt er>
innert tperoen, Dor alien anoern oen
8eitano uno 6as @obl ibrer 6amilie
irgenoeinem 3eitli9en @etpinn bor5u-
3ieben, inoem ite ni6t bic @r3iebung
ibrer &inoer preiseibt, nm @elo 5u
beroienen. Cine Wutter lit Dor @ott
fiir Die Seelen tbrer &inber berant,
mortlib, ltno es lit au9 lire Yfli9t,
an eriter SteIle fit oas 5ettlide @obl
tbrer &inoer gu iorgen
50. g., Ninm.
SSSn 6em nun balo erb1ltli6en 8ir.
feniaft baben sic ein nor5iigles 0eittel
gegen Nierenleiben uno @aiierIu6t.
Aud Die eriten 5arten 8ldtter Der
8irte bieten einen guter, beiliumen
See. Ser 8irtenbldttertee 1T Elm ur-
altes, bortrefflides Goltsbeilmittel. |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19

Sdl1erflDG tn1oI9e Oon Jtterenlet0en,
obne 8eiaerI6einuneen berbor3urufen
uno obne gu i6ooen.
aus oem Saft ser 8trfe, Der i'm
Sriibiobr in man6en 5taaten eeipon.
men miro, Gbnli9 tpte aborniaft -
Maple SSSltice --, fann man Elm Dor.
3iigli6es umo geiunoes 8ier bereiten,
inoem man benlelben nit geniigeno
Sefe uno 3uder bermengt uno edren
loBt. - Steiner uno frii6er Birfen.
Taft, reidlid getrunten, lit por3iigIi6
bel Nierenl nlteinleioen uno 5l,r 8llh.
reinigung.
- q. d., g. 6.
8obl nad ieoem &riege uno, tpie
mir aus grfabrung, no6 Dem er1 ten
Meltfrieee es erlebt boben, entIteDen
gpi6emien ut1o berbreiten Iid iiber
2dnoer uno Meere binaus.
Oa in friiberen Sobrbunoerten Die
ar5tli6e 8illenibaft nod nidt 10 fort
9ei6ritten NOR uno lanitdre Bori6rif-
ten auBer Ndt gelaiien tpuroen, ri6,
teten epioemilde &rantbeiten groBe
Gerbeerungen an uno es 1pllroen Ole
oaoon ergriffenen Menlden 5u Tou'
1en0en bingerofft.
BeIt uno anoere toobringenoe @pit
bemien 5in6 itets 8egIeiteri6einlmeen
bes Rrieges. EroBoem no9 elmer
|Sdladt nod Moglidfeit fir Die 8e"
itattung Der @efollenen geiorgt miro,
fann es borfomnen, ooB biele Cote
unbeItattet liegen bleiben. Die groBs
te @efabr entltebt in Sen @efangenen,
uno Glii9tlingslagern, tpo 10 piele
Menihen our9 aranfbeit, nnrein<
libfeit uno un5ulGngltbe &ronten<
pflege oft in unianitaren 9tdumli6=
feiten 5uIammengepfer6t itno. slm
baufielten fommen, troe oIler 8or.
Ii6t, Eppbusfranfbeiten Dor, bic ii6
raid oerbreiten. NuS ben inn Sabre
1928 in &uBlano an Sppbus er-
franften Soloaten uno 3inililten 1tar.
ben aus 100000 bon Der @pioe-
ntie ergrtffenen Spfern nebr ol8 oie
SGlfte.
Sn aIer @rinnerl1ng lit nod Die
fali61i6 ols ,SSnfluen3a" (6lu) BE-
3ei6nete gpioemie, Die bon 1917 Bis
1918 it6 bon europa iiber Die gon5e
8elt ausbreitete un6 iiber 100000
Spfer for0erte TroBoem man oomols
oen tpabren Gborafter oieier ,,sIu"
gu berbeimliden iu6te, itebt es feit,
oaB es cine peitartige epidemic tpor.
Nu6 oas lit cine Der gtftigen
5rii6te oes 4rieges, ser freili9 nod
groBere Berbeerungen auf Dem gei-
itigen, religioien uno moraliden &C.
biete anri6tet.
- s. 8. g., Mid. -
Seui6reden uno on6ere Tiere, Die
mir als l1nge5iefer betra6ten, tpur.
oen uno perben beute nom als yab.
rungs1nittel permenoet. gllte &c.
i6i6ti6reiber beri6ten, oaB n1an6e
miloe Stamme Die @elegenbeit benus-
ten, tpenn grobe Seuidredeni9pdrme
eintrafen> UNI oieie Snieften als Sc.
ltfoteiie gu ber5ebren. sic tperoen
beute nod bon ben 8eouinen uno oen
9etpobnern Der SSoroantpiiite NIT 8or.
liebe peripeiit. $50 ite in S6tparmen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19
- Tn1,s. g., GleOelau6, Sbio

gebiirgert BUR 3eit Sutbers DnBte
man nod nidts bon etnem @eib-
na6tsbaum.
9as NufiteIlen elmer @eibna6ts'
tripre gebt 8uriid uuf oen I'll. Sran5
bon 4ififi, tDel6er 5uerIt i'm Baloe
bon @reccio cine @eibno6tsfrippe
aufiteIlte. DarIteuungen Der @eburt
gbriiti finoet man f6on in oen &ota'
tomben &onrs.
-8. g., ga,
NIoe ols See ODER in Buloerform
lit Elm iebr niibIi6es un6 tpoblt1.eno
lpirfenoes &eimittel BEL 8erI9leimung
un6 Bel Magenlei6en. 31pei Weiieripit'
gen bon Gloepulper ouf eiten &affee'
1offel bon iteoenoen Sonig reinigt ben
Waeen. Nloetpaiier beilt triefenoe, ei'
ternoe Nueen. @loepailer beilt alte
8unoen, faulenoes Sleii6, tiefe Scar
ben, Die bieI eitern, inoem man Elm
Stud 2innen in Iloetpaiier tau6t mo
6ieIes ouf Die @un6e legt ooer binoet.
lin 4loetpoiier itets an Sono 81 b.
ben, tut man cine Weiieripibe bon
Aloepulber in Elm babies @las lieben.
oes 8oiier (tue et1ten iilbernen 20f'
fel ins @las, oamit oasielbe nidt 5er'
iprinet). 0ann gteBe man oas &c.
mild in cine Me6i5inf flaihe un6 per-
tirtt luftoi9t.
Cine Meiieripise bon Iloepulber in
einem Bint 8oiier nit einem @Bloffel
bon Sonig gefo6t ,tno ale Stun6e
Elm gBloffel bon getrunten, befreit
bon bortnadieer Stublperltopfung.
-8. g., Mi@.
@etpiB fann @erIte (8orleD) ou6
In onoerer Jorm ols Mal3taffee ber'
tpenoet tperoen, 6enn iie ettbdlt io&pobl
Nabrmittel, als ou6 beillante Stoffe.
@erIte lit na9 alter @rfabrung zines
Der belten Ndbrmittel. Ser groBe Ho-
turbeiloottor MIgr. 4neipp empfiebIt
iie als 6as bette WttteI our &iiblung
BEL Steberfrunfen. als N6brmittel lit
@erIte oos bette, neben Der Mil9. Inn
@erte ols @etr6nt bel Sieber 81 ge.
brou@en, Iieoet man lie in Waiier
l1no nirnnt ale 5tunoe einen 2offel
6obon. 8enn namentli9 inn CONNER
Der Stublgang nerbGrtet, 10 fomntt
oas bon Der eroBen inneren Sise.
au9 oa lit @ertenpaiier ausge5ei6.
net. Sdpa9e BerIonen, &inoer uno
@eneIenoe iollen biel uno oft @eritet1'
1paiier trinten. 2eute, Die blut. uno
iafteorm itno. follten oies @etrGnt BE-
fonoers baufig genieBen. gs ioute
nidt bieI auf einn1al> lon6ern ein
S4lud ale balbe ODER gan5e Stunoe
genommen tueroen. Siigt man oieiem
@eritentpaifer nod &onig bin5u Il
20ffel bon auf Elm @las), 10 lit Der
Grant nod frdftieer. 2eberlei6enoe
follten @eritenluafer nit etliden 8er-
nutblattern nermii9t trinten. gtieren.
leioenoe iollten @eritentpoKer nit
&osmarin bernlii@t trinten. 9ei 8lut-
oergiftl1ng am &orper 5erteilt cine
auflage bon beiBgeto6ter @erite oas
Gift uno 5iebt es beraus. 8ei &C.
ibpiiliten made man einen 8rei aus
@eritenmebl uno 8aiier 1no lege 6ie-
ie Salbe auf. Suppe aus @eritenmebl |
lit cine Der ibnadbafteiten uno ge.
fiinoe5ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-19
Nrs. s. g., 81. q. .

8obl faum 5u elmer 3eit lit bic
Stel1une Der Grau 10 tptdttg eetpeien,
ols in Der gegenpdrtigen. sic lit a,.
nadit als @attin uno Mautter oas
5unoauent Der Samilie, bic @raie.
berin Der fiinftigen @eneration, Der
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Prepare for Invasion,
Vithy Tells French

LONDON Jan 26 (lNS
propaganda minister
Emile i.rnrof broadcast Ig>i
-.fe appeal '0 FrfnChmc
a.t u-ht to prepare tor ar Allied
r.t-uu from ire west
"Neck safety today, I.fnrot
advised thc French people TO
morrow may be- too late. When,
/nu the other side ~ the lChannel.
the button j. pressed and the
tornado let loose, There will be
uo stopping IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

et;'JQIIE 4@
f.st. Fsf.u Hs+-a
n F-a- trs-'sf
tNl9TE ,VllESTIC -"' ''.sl''' :
r>. -.
Fe - 'afl..f ra-E
-tas Hi F o.
t-f ~.srets -
E t ft~.- -, -
The sub., 1944-05-25

Thanks a lot, "Pinkee" and all those who graciously contributed to this drive.
 Mrs. Flynn, our matron, wishes to thank all the girls who gener- ouSly contributed toward a collec- tion when her husband died. Thanks to O'ReiIly for starting the collection.
 Did you employees see our Lead ing Man Richard ''Dick" Schroeder and his fashie tie the other day? Towards evening 1t disappeared. Rumors say it was shipped off. Is that so, Dick? If so, who done it? Some say Paul Cavanaugh. leading man of Dept. 341, knows? Ha, Ha!
 Congratulations to our new lead ing man, Al Dargatz. Hope you like your job, Al, and good luck.
 Our boys who have left the Tin Shop recently to join Uncle Sans services are: Roger O'Brien, Art Graham, Arnold Weiss. Marcello DiRosa and Jesse Henson. Good luck. fellows, and don't forget to write.
 Angelo Gropellf Is back with US again. Were there any good look ing nurses at the Boston Clinic, Angelo? Hope you are feeling bet ter. And we also welcome Fran ces Keeley after seize of sickness.
 Gertrude Sweet has returned af- ter a well earned rest. Hope you enjoyed your visit, Gertrude. Glad to have you back.
 Ginny Nebi is recovering nicely after an operation on her appendix. That's one thing that won't wor- ry you any more, Ginny.
 Chris Tudisca is back to work after few weeks out. She has had her tonsils removed. Now
The sub., 1944-05-25

on them for a cheery hello and what's more they never have a bad word for anybody. You know who I mean, Gilstad and the Black smiths helper. Joe.
 Well. I guess shot my mouth off enough. so unless I get fired or get sued for libel I'll see you next publication.
 Remember, if you don't write, you're wrong.
 The first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean was the Savan- nah, which sailed from that Georgia port on May p. 1919.
The sub., 1944-05-25

though we are Iates and may you have many more.
 The gang in the tin shop wishes to thank the Canteeu company for their soda machine. We will make good use of 1t,
 Congratulations to Rae Pinkee Burton for her fine cooperation and efforts In the recent cigarette drive for our men overseas, A cigarette brings you up when you feel down.
The sub., 1944-05-25

when she says All the doctor will have better view.
 Say, girls, if Frank asks you for photograph, don't think he wants 1t for his Family Album os some thing, because The Sub Is sponsor ing new ''pin up" beauty con- test. Don't be bashful and refuse him. Who knows you may be the winner.
 Marjorie Prentice has left the Tin Shop to become Mrs. Frank Baylor on May 27. Good luck, Mar. gie, and many all your troubles be small ones.
 Francis Sullivan will soon be leaving for the Navy. Sammy Bel lone. who is back with US again, presented him with a military set. Treat him right, girls. It won't be long and he will leave us.
 If we have a warning whistle in the morning and one at noon time, then why not one before quitting timer
 Attention writers of The Sub:
 A meeting was held by the staff and writers of The Sub Tuesday, May g, at s. M. E. U. headquarters. Those attending were: Yanina. wri- ter of new "Sub Waves" column: Joe Kane, Gus Yering, James Cun- ningham, Elwood Acker, Jerry Will lant and Frank Allaire. Big things are going to happen. Wait-The Second Shift Is just coming in.
 Blues in the Night i3y Charles DiCarlo. He says By trade I am not columnist, not even good tin-knocker, but due to 8 number of friends of mine @ I've been designated to write the second shift gossip. Please be patient and al- low for my ignorance and perhaps we'll make out.
 We take this opportunity to wish Sam Piscatello good luck in his new job (Navy). Sam's been with us for more than three years. Now we'll really miss him for his baby face and witticism was widely known around the shop. Incidentally. with Sam's depar- ture, Ethel Is launched as @ full pledged mechanic on her own Seems kind of tough on her helper Pat, though. Lay that big whip down, Babe, lay that big whiG down. All kidding aside, Ethel good luck.
 Glad to see little rOtund Shirley back after two-Week vacation home that included murders, escaped convicts and etc.
 Raboni and his father. Walt, have been separated to work by them. selves. Now Walt has to build those subs by himself. You got the racket.
 The prices of haircuts are obvi. ousiy up as we can tell by the scalping Red and Johnny Wilcox got. You got your moneys worth fellows.
 l Here's to the two best fellows if the shop. You can always depend MMMMMMMMMmwmMm mWMMMMMM MME Y MOhegan Auto Parts Co. Ia COMPLETE AUTO - REpAER pA RTS
The sub., 1944-05-25
''V'' Tin Shop
By Frank AIIaire

Helen Latham celebrated her birthday May 2 She had
 beautiful cake presented by the office members. Frank wishes me to say that HE ordered the cakeHE brought it in and that good Happy birthday Helen
The sub., 1944-05-25

Here's to the two best fellows in the shop. You can always depend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Wonted TO Buy

WANTEY TO BUY-One good
used concrete mixer. Wallace M.
Quinn Fisheries. 7-28 3tc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Gaufier

Continued from Page One)
eavalla, tarpon and black fish.
He was also an enthusiastic
hunter of both ducks and land
game and was considered a crack
shot with shot gun and revolver.
Al his request. about a week
before his death. he was christ
ened in the Catholic faith and re-
ceived the last Saeraments OF
his church.
He is survived by his widow,
one son. Harold w. Gautier.
prominent Pascagoula attorney,
five grandchildren, Pfc. Harold
w. Gautier, Jr., U. S. Marine
Corps Reserve now engaged in
he battle of Guam, Sgt. Mary +.
Gautier, u. S. Marine Corps Wo-
mems Reserve. who IS private
secretary to Gen. L. w. T. Wal
Ter, director of personnel of the
Marine Corps at Washington,
Mrs. T. A. Wilkinson, Jr., the
former Helen Demise Gautier,
whose husband is pilot Of 8
Navy Ventura bomber with The
Atlantic fleet, Jean Pearl eau
tier. employed with the FBI in
Washington. and Bernard eau
tier; one great grandchild, Har-
old Roy Wilkinson; two sisters.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
lContinued from Page D

continued from Page ID
w. r.. Sims. co-ehairman of
the Labor-M commit
tSe. accepted the award on be-
half of labor in the light Of a
challenge, imposing additional
responsibilities upon manage
ment and labor of improving our
present production rate in order
that we may reach new levels
of ship construction"
r. G. Best, executive assistant
to the regional director of the
u. S. Maritime Commission, was
introduced by Dallas H. Smith,
director of industrial and public
relations and master of ceremo-
MES.
Mrs. Vickery had as her ma
iron of honor her mo, her-in-law
and her sister-in-law, Mrs Bar
bara Vickery, was the maid of
honor. The sponsor was dressed
in a smart Ngreen and white jer-
sey with which she wore white
pumps and white flowers in her
hair.
Members of the Scout group
who served as honor guard were
Troop |. Jean Swartwout, De
lores Byrd, Beverly Mallon,
Barbara Bardwell; Troop 2. Nor
man ~Iverson, Jessie Ellen Krebs,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Lewis Webb Is
Elected Head OF
Youth Canieen

Lewis Webb was elected pres
ident and Teen-Agers was chosen
the official name of the group
eligible 10 attend the Youth Can.
teen at a meeting held Wednes-
day at the newly-opened build
ing at Parsley and Market streets.
Travis Blackwell was elected
vice-president and Barbara Rem
,froe, secretary.
Young people attending the
meeting voted to elect by ballot,
ten members as a ruling council
to draw up regulations and to
meet with representatives of the
Paseagoula Junior Woman's club,
sponsoring organization. Eight
cen boys and girls were named
on the ticket and election for the
council members will be held
Wednesday at 1880 pm. Those
to be voted on are Annie Murray.
Albert Rusty" Russum, Willie
Firth, Phil Harris, George Wal
ker, Virginia Ladnier, lone Wal
ker, Robert Scholtes, Ann Gulley,
Ben Briggs. Slim Aldrich, Joe
Bryant, A. c. Kirkpatrick. Emma
Rae Cole. Dolores Williams, Her.
bert Hartcock, Bobby Gardner
and Charles Armstrong.
The group voted to retain the
name of Youth Canteen for the
building. Approximately 600
youth from 10 through 10 years
of age came to the canteen dur
ing the past week. reports
showed.
Mrs. E. A. Elliott, chairman of
the Youth Canteen committee of
the Junior Women's Club of Pas
cagoula, has announced new
hours for the canteen. The build
ing will not be open during the
morning but will open at Q .. m.
and remain open until 10 pm.
daily, she said.
After the first week of opera
ton, experience showed the
change advisable SO that the can
teen may be open continuously
for one period instead of OPEN
ed for the morning hours, closed
two hours in the middle of the
day and reopened in the after
room.
During the first week the can
teen was open, approximately rs
boys and girls attended daily,
showing a varied interest in rec
reational facilities offered at the
canteen, Mrs. Elliott said.
Donations have been made to
the canteen by the Mississippi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

reational program and play
ground activities has been add
ed to the staff at the Eastlawn
Methodist church, the Rev. @.
c. Roberts, pastor, announced on
Thursday.
She is Mrs. II. S. Hawks who
was previously connected with
the FPHA staff engaged in work
similar to that which she will
do with the church. There will
be a planned program each dav
from Q to II and from 3 TO 7
pm. Monday through Friday.
This activity is a part of the
educational program of The
church and will be open to chill
dren of any denomination.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

FOR SALE - Four-acre truck
farm with 4-room dwelling, 42x28
#. good screen porch. well water
on back porch. Fig trees, pears,
pecans, lots of shrubs and flow
ers, about 200 azaleas, several ex-
ira large ones. One store build
ing 30x30 fit. Good crops grow
ing on this place now, 206 acres
swamp and marsh land. Some
stock and equipment. Don't write
if interested, come and see It,
as it is priced to sell. Located
3 miles north of Moss Point on
Hwy. So. J. j. Dowdy, Escataw-
pa, Miss. 7-21 3tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Moss Point Churches



Circle One will meet with Mrs.
Belle Warford on Monday after
noon at $3.50.
Circle Two will meet on Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 in the home
of Mrs. A. w. Head.
Circle Three will meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. Frances
Brooks as hostess in the home
of Mrs. T. E. Spencer.
All members are urged 10 at
tend the meeting of their circle.
Baptist
Cottage prayer services have
been held every afternoon this
week by members of the WMU
with services in the homes of
members in preparation to the
revival which will be held in the
church next week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
P~eniecosial
Church To Hold
Bible School

Beginning August Is and con-
tinuing through August 25, the
First Pentecostal church of Pas
cagoula will begin a course of
Bible study.
It will be under the direction
of DR.. R. L. Blankenship of Bay
City, Texas, and will be held
each evening beginning at 8
o'clock at the church at $40 E.
Lincoln avenue.
The Rev. O. E. Lamb, pastor
of the church, extends a cordial
invitation to the public to at
lend this school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
DO THE JOB YouH DADS Dbl

Advanced Headquarters Nor
mandy-GI Joe didn't take of
for France without someone to
bid him farewell and God Bless
Youl He went Off to war with
the farewells and blessings of
persons young and old.
Il don't 60 for the mush said
TIA Edward ]. Bowers, Kansas
City, Mo, but / Coz a kinda fun
ny feeling in my throat when
these English folk stood in front
of their homes and waved us
goodbye.
Many of them said, We told
your fathers goodbye. Do the
good job they did.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Drs. Cameron And
Yates Move Office
To New Location

DR.. r. A. Cameron and DR..
Guy Yates nave moved their Of
fees to the new addition to the
Peele-W Williams drug stare next
10 the Jitney-Jungle on Market
street, it was announced this
week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

Billie Owen and Gloria McKen-
zie. and Troop 3. Cliftine Locke.
Mary Ann Wigel. Wilma Grace
Callahan and Ann Fay Hickman.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
C NOTICE
WAVE, soc

Do Your Own Permanent
With Charm-Kurl Kit
Complete equipment, includ-
ing 30 curriers' and shampoo.
Easy to do, absolutely harm
less. Praised by thousands
including Fay Mckenzie,
glamorous movie star. Money
refunded if not satisfied.
Peoples Drug Store
5-12 15tr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Special Notices

THOMPSON'S TRANSFER and
movers of fine furniture e. any
thing, anywhere, anytime. Call
664-M, 446 Becht street. 7-28 8te
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

FOR SALE-Over 1000 acres of
land in lots of DO acres or more
at SIS per acre, located in south
ern part of Jasper county. See or
write H. P. Human, 1912 School
Ave. 7-21 3tc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

FOR SALE-Three electric irons,
one wood or coal stove with hot
water tank in good condition, "a
pre-war iron cords, l 1888 Lin
coin Zephyr, S good tires. A. A.
Lynd, next to Nelson's Store,
Dutch Bayou, Escatawpa.
7-28 ZIP
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

FOR SALE-One-horse farm wa
gon, light spring wagon with ball
bearing wheels, good mich COW.
saddle horse 2h years old with
saddle and bride, good work and
saddle horse. Charles Taylor. E.
Lincoln ext, Route 1. 7-21 3tp