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fie in ibr 3it,nner gu beeleiten. Sbe.
refe ertudbnte ibre beitdnotg tolten
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Striinapfe ans6ge, tpiir6e bas lire Be.
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sic 5os cine 5dubEooe auf ,inb bolte
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betete nit ibren eefalteten tpurt5en
SdnDen in fin6lidem 8ertrauen:
uSSebt laB mal oisle b0ien W6nner
nidt an bi9 beran. Mls Die @eitapo.
Ggenten nabtep, blieben fie lpie &C..
bannt iteben lnb 1pasten iid ni9t
beran. Oas bebre &re13 i'm S9ul.
bauAe gu aonnersreutb erfreut ii9
beute groBerer gerebrung als ie. gs
NOR Dies eben tpie6er Elm Munoer,
bur6 oas bic barmber3ige uno lang
miitige gottlide Berlebung Die I'm.
!bubfertige Weni6beit aufriitteln tpou.
te. ST.. 6r.
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@eitapo iidb nidt on Tberfe ber'
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me 8auernuudoel, in tueldem @ott
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den, 4lditer uno S9ulen faaren bic
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fano, uno ftd GROCER 8erebr,mg er-
freute, NIT @apalt nerunebren uno
entfernen. Ser Ortspfarrer Naber uno
Der gut fatbolH6e Sdulleiter bolten
Die gaesl berbei, lnn oas 9re,pa au
perteioieen. Die 5tignratiiierte itellte
iid Dor bas 4reu5 oes Seilanbes uno
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8orteifunftionGre unb greifen file 10.
gar tdtltd an. Sn etnigen SdILen rid.
tete oie sa5 3eboIoer uno Wtaf9inen-
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beridten, baB tnfoGge oieier 3ufam.
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blt1uoert Gote uno 8erapunoete in
Berlin eeaablt spl1roen. Babreno 6os
Nationierungsipitem infolge beg enor.
men 3uitroms bon 6lii9tlingeu aus
bem Often bollte bl1r9einonoer gera.
ten 1T, itno oieie aneauteien tporoen.
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bret Eogen tpieoer 81, berEaiien uno
tpeiter3,npan6ern.
l1nterbeiien ift Berlin nod bon ei'
ner anberen @efabr beorobt, oenn tpie
Die idtueoii6e 3eitang ,)5oerita Mor.
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Sn ben 8ereinigten Staateu tper.
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infeine,i Niifproden Den Dor INN Ser.
fansmelten geseniiber Die b6fli9e @e.
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folsenaen @utpdeungen. Dieienieen,
tpelbe boru,ts gtttteu f6opfen f0nn'
ten .su0 follten. leien 6ieie 8eilen
ntht. Sbot Der @epeis, Die fafboli-
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be, ibon allein &pegen Der intereifan-
ban Rltbrid ,,M1titngs Of tbe Trea-
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f6retben. 8enn man Dos @liid bate,
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behpabren. 8iele pli9ttreue @6rfrauen |
uno gditter fino nibt feIten auf einen |
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ne ,nter allen erbenfli9en @efaDren
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bic erbauli6en ,tn6 allge,nein ber.
itd,ubliden Mrtifel oes 8ufGpfarres
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fa,dnang elmer Dem 2after berfallenen
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tDen6enben Metimeit ruff audi be,lte
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fennen n1obtef an bieient beinem
aage, mas Dir 5un SeiIe bientl' 8er
bfefen erbaulihen urb efddli litttternben
artifeI bos glfdpfarrers nod nidt
geleien bat, iollte es unba6i1tgt hun.
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gines neiien Wannes Meat
9edbm' ih fit atpeier Eoren Gut.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Vancleave

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moore and
children, James and Theresa
Moore, of Vestry, Miss, spent
Sunday afternoon with MIR.
Moore's brother-in-law and sis
ter, MIR. and Mrs. Walter M. Bree-
land and family.
The Rev. H. D. Walker preach
ed Sunday morning and evening
at Shiloh Baptist church at Fort
Bayou.
Mrs. w. L. Entrekin, Jr., has
received word that her husband,
Pvt. Entrekin, is now stationed at
Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dismukes
of Pascagoula were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Dismukes' brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Tillman.
Pvt. R. V. Walker left Friday
for Fort Meade. Md, after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Walker
and their five children and other
relatives.
Friends of Pvt. George W. No
BILE, Jr., will regret to learn that
he has been i'll with pneumonia
at the Foster General hospital in
Jackson, Miss. He is the young
est son of MIR. and Mrs. George
Noble, ST., of Fort Bayou.
Mesdames Hubert L. Mallette
and Odell Ulmer returned Sun
day from a weeks stay in Laurel,
Miss, where they were guests of
their mother and mother-in-law,
Mrs. Timer. Sgt. Odell Ulmer is
now overseas and his wife is
making her home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mo-
BILE, Sr.
Mrs. Willie Quave took a num-
Der of young people to Moss
Point Friday evening to witness
the basketball games. Supt. and
Mrs. G.. E. Sheffield accompanied
them.
Friends regret to learn that
Palma Murphy has been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Holder
and children visited relatives in
Evergreen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thelmer Williams
and children moved to Benndale
last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. c.. H. Nc
Bride returned Sunday afternoon
from New Orleans where Few.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Sunday School
Glass Entertained
By Miss Thompson

Miss Ina Thompson's home on
Main street in Moss Point was
the scene for a gathering of
friends recently when she enter
tanned the members of her Sun
day school class.
Valentine Day furnished a pref
ty motif for the home decorations.
Red hearts festooned the door
ways and hung from chandeliers,
blending with lovely bowls of
red japonicas and red candles in
crystal candelabra centering the
lace-covered dining table. Part
ners were matched with appro-
priately versed Valentines ex-
pressing Christian love. Gods
Valentine" was also beautifully
expressed through scriptural YER
ses on love which were read
by the hostess. A bible contest
on mothers of the bible was won
by Miss Title Swan. Miss Thomp-
son closed her program of enter
tainment by giving a reading, "A
Receipt for Happiness"
The class voted to undertake
several projects, among these be-
ing the contribution of Christian
literature through the Red Cross
for the ships sailing from the In
gals shipyard the sending of a
package of ten dresses to the
Philippines and furnishing vases
and flower bowls for the Jack
son County hospital.
Assisted by Mrs. P. NJ. Farley,
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments carrying out the Valentine
motif in the novel napkins and
red japonicas on each plate.
The active and home members
present included Mesdames G.
w. Bowen, c. w. jackson, w. p.
Daily. Lila Blumer, W. A. Embry,
M. T. Edwards, w. M. Dykes,
Kate Allen, Fronie Powell, ]. H.
Wycoft, P. M. Farley, and Miss
es Mary Florit and Tillie Swan.
Two shut-in members, Mrs. Laura
Stewart and Miss Mercedes AL
len were remembered with little
ported plants and a Valentine
signed by all the members was
sent to Mrs. j. A. Elder, another
member who has been in Califor-
MIA for the past six months.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

Mcbride has been undergoing
medical treatment for the past
month. Friends are happy to
welcome them home and to know
that Rev. Mcbride is nov well
on the road to recovery. The Nc
Bride children, Martha jean, Da-
vid, Stewart and Mary Margaret,
who have been with relatives in
Laurel during the absence of
their parents, will return home
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Roberts and Berta Kay will go
to Laurel to bring the children to
Vancleave.
The Rev. Ford Parker, pastor
of the Vancleave Baptist church,
preached two excellent sermons
Sunday. Mrs. Parker and their
little son accompanied Mr.. Park
er and were guests of friends be-
tween the morning and evening
services.
Pvt. Thomas Walker, who has
been stationed in California for
several months, is at home on a
15-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dryden H. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mallette
of Fort Bayou were guests Sun
day of Mrs. Lula B. Ramsay and
Frank E. Ramsay at "Briar
Crest" They also visited Mrs.
Mallette's father, Art Ravens. at
the home of his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ha-
vens, at Vancleave.
Omar Murphy, who has been
ill at the Veterans hospital in
Biloxi, is now at home and is
much improved in health.
Vertis Ramsay, SIX lie, who
has been on combat duty in the
South Pacific for several months,
is at home on a 15-day furlough,
which he is spending with his
wife and son at the home of his
mother, Mrs. N. w. Ramsay. His
ship is now in New York, he hav-
ing been transferred to duty in
the Atlantic area. Mrs. Vertis
Ramsay, who is the English teach
er in the Vancleave night school,
is taking a leave of absence from
her duties while her husband is
at home. Her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wyeth T. Ramsay, the former
Miss Lysbeth Dees, is substitute
ing for her.
Guests in the home of Mrs.
Norman Ramsay Sunday were her
three sons, four daughters-in-law,
three sisters, and a niece and
some local friends. These includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ramsay
and daughter, Nancy Pauline of
Gulfport, MI. and Mrs. Vertis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Rev. A. 1. Porrott
Is New Pastor OF
Nazarene Church

The Rev. A. Leslie Parrot of
Mishwaka, Ind, with Mrs. Par
rott, arrives in Pascagoula this
week to assume the p~astorate of
the Pascagoula Church of the
Nazarene. Rev. Parrot succeeds
the Rev. L. S. Polk who recently
resigned to accept a call to the
First Church of the Nazarene at
Meridian, Miss.
Rev. Parrot has served church.
es in Mishwaka, Lowell and Gift
fird, Ind. He is a graduate of
Olivet Nazarene College where
his father, DIR. A. L. Parrot, is
president. He was born in Clarks-
vile, Tenn.
He has been very active in
community life in Mishwaka and
served as an instructor in the
Council of Religious Education
for $50 churches of st. Joseph
county, Ind. Because of his edu-
eational attainments, Rev. Par
rott was included in the 1914 edi-
ton of Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
The young minister is an ac-
complished musician and soloist
and has developed many Hymn
Sing programs among churches
of several denominations in COM
munities where he has lived. Mrs.
PARROT, daughter of Mississippi
parents, is an accomplished plan
list. The Parrots have been much
in demand as speakers and sing
ers at Youth Rallies and Conven-
tions.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Methodist Pastors
Meet AT E~scutuwpu
In Special Session

A preachers meeting, including
pastors of the denomination from
Leakesville to Pascagoula. was
held Thursday in the Methodist
church at Escatawpa. Gumbo
dinner was served on the grounds
after which the women attending
observed World Day of Prayer. A
special offering yielded approx
mately SIS. Theme of the meet
ing of the ministers was Crusade
for Christ"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

Ramsay and son. Stewart Holm.
1t. and Mrs. Wyeth 7. Ramsay
of New Orleans, Mrs. Kehle Ram
say of Gulfport. Misses Marjorie
and Ariel Stewart. Mrs. Blanche
Robinson and Billy Rose Robin
son of Woolmarket, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Ware, MI. and Mrs. Q. Y.
Streed, Sr., and O. V. Streed. Jr..
Of Pascagoula Mrs Willie H.
Westfall, Mrs. W. NJ. Moore, Mrs.
Clifton FURRY and Mrs. Edward
Vaughn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

Most highly developed social
creature in the world. besides
man, is a common ant.
Loeb Lomond is the largest of
Scottish lakes.
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lprod, beltartte nod otelen @inorud.
~Ste erleben 6ieies sSobr Sbre er.
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bers ieoes Sobr in 2on6on ouftau9t
uno nod 6a3u nit Sbrem &euBern?
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oarf i9 tpob1 oeutli9 re6en, sic off
men es bielleidt nidt, ober sic ftno
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ear nidts, aber moraen eebe i6 auf
meinen eriten 8al."
uIb! i'm tpeiBen @etpanoe, nit
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ni6t Big fiinf, i'm i11timen 8erfebr
aber beoeuten6 tpeiter 5dblen f0nnen."
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ulrifa, ,,es lit mir no dni9t re9t
flar. tpel9es bon beioen."
Sbr neuer 8efannter blin5elte iie
einen Gugen6Itd lang bon Der Seite
an.
"Meine id0ne, iunee 6reun6in".
fagte ct 6ann, ,,als ib metn 2aben
begann, slaubte ib NIT elmer ti@ti.
eeH Porttou Weoraaitdt ,ase aud eia
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uDonn foIgen sic meinem geate,
U. S. Treasury Department

~Oann folgen Sle melnem Hate,
bebalten Sic Die Aueen often. 2egen
sic oaS meiBe, nit S6neegIoddert
gei9miidte @etpan0 ni6t an, oenn es
glaubt ia bod niemano an oieies
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ben nur ben freten 8lid, un6 IaiIen
uns Bel ieoem Sdritte itrau9eln, ie"
ben Sic it6 Sbren &eg nit floren
Nugen an, 11no geben Sie iideren,
fitbnen S9rittes unbeirrt bortp6rts,
Sic i6einen bas 3eug 6a5u gu ba-
ben. 1ngeadtet oes erlten 8a1es itn6
sic fein &ino, i6 leie Dos in Sbren
9lugen, un6 balten Ste feit, oaB es
in Der Welt feine 2iebe eibt obne
ni6t beite6lid> fem l1rteil> 6os ni9t
Selbltiudt, feline Greunoidaft, Die
fduflt6 tpdre."
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flogte ulrifo leile.
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gu leben. @nglii9er &omfort, fonti.
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cine tranfbafte @rideinung, 6aB ones
oies Be mMeni6enberaen nidt bon.
fommen geniige, nur Die 2eute, tpeI6e
ni6t oas @eIo baben, es ii9 5u Der.
i6affen, bebaupten oies, uno nur oteie
Rarren iu6en bic Sugeno i'm BAL.
foal, ben $eIoenmut auf 6em Eennis.
plot, ols % beut5sstage nt9t ie5er
babness @eb1oete .pabte, oab bic
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tonn, bermii6e es NIT Oroneenfaft.
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5peifen. Man forge, oaB es itets
frii6 lit un6 nidt ran3ig miro. Sri.
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Inter feinen l1uitGnoen fonte Nei.
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morten Sie ab, Bis Sie bineiueeriiien
tperber."
gs tpar Elm mebr als 6ltli9er War.
q1is, Der 6teie 8emertlrne na6te.
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bate ober, bepor 6as 0iner noriiber
mar, Die 1eberaeug,1ng eetponnen,
nod ME i'm 2eben iner 10 omiiianten
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lis, ben buibigen Qugenbrauen, bic
elm Raar rrbeloier Nugen befdatte'
ten, Dem ipiben, grouen 5durrb6rt'
lein uno Dem 2d@eln zines Souns,
slid er eiuem iebr oornebmen, mir.
oeboaen Seufel, uno 6as, tpas er
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penig Sentimentalitat ousseitottet
eetueien au ietn; ober i'd 1ebe n1tn
iiber go Sabre in 2onoon, uno oa
niitt ii9 oerglei@en - 9otf oem
&immel - 5iemli9 itart ab."
uBorum iagen Sie 0ont oem Stm'
n1eI2" fragte ulrita, bic an 6ieien
Son elmer in b0uiger Steplis unter'
tau9enoen Sopbiitit 6es groBIta6ti'
i9en 2ebemannes nod nidt getpobnt
tpar.
uSaben sic 2uit> oos 2eben i'm
ongemeinen 1mo oteIe Sotion i'm be.
ionoern gu genteBer, iid ibrer gu
freuen?"
"@etpiB> 10 gut es eben eebt."
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Suqeno nur bon elmer Miialtng oes
9Gutes, Der &eIoenmut nur BON Der
Sorm bes S966els abbdngt. Desbalb
Die augen often, mein i4nites 9tno'
loiiem sic itd roten: oie ausen otte"
sebaltenl"
Ser olte Serr iprad 10 rubis uno
oemiitli6, als beiprede er bic leste
TbeoterooritelIung o6er irgeno esne
neue Mooe.
lllrtta loui6te tief betroffen; tneEd
fur6tbar reo1itt1de, ia apniide 2eb'
rem, tpenn fie tpirfli6 tpobr sparen!
,,5ie raten mir offenbor, allen
@lauben eleid i'm anfang iiber 8oro
AL ,perfen", iagte fie eno1id.
,J@etpiB, gleid i'm anfong. 60 tot
id, uno sic abnen nidt, sute gut es
mir befom. In ireeno iemono ODER
an ireeno ettpos au gloatben. tit cine
arantbeit, bic man, 10 gut pie DE
WoIern ODER bereleiden am letdtelten
in Der SSuseno iiberitebt; oerfaut man
De ml1ebel in ipdteren Eosen, 10 gebt
man oft oaran augrunoe. Metn @ot'
an mas glaubte i'd nod aI1es in 3d.
rem glter! Sd tpdbnte, fir melnen
tugenoboften 8oroel einmal brett
3um SinnmeI auffobren gu oiirteH'
beute be5peifle i9 ltort, 6aB oIes oem
Bropbeten @lias ie gelungen TT"
vSSsbr MeuBeres uno SIRE @runo'
iase i6einen penigltens boatommen
i'm gintIang 5u iteben", iagte ulr1ta,
IMAM lieIt es in Sbren Iugen, Dab
niebts in Der g8eIt mebr Bert fir ste
bat. M09te tpi1ien, Oh es mir ou9 10
erqeben miro, iA babe iibrigens idon
ben @lauben an oieles oerloren -
tpoIlen sic mein Mei1ter 1ein9"
sd babe Sbnen idon oarauf &C.
onttportet, beoor sic nod fragten:
iaete i'd Sbnen ni8t, bob sic n1@t
De mgem0bn1i9en Genre Der Debiiton'
tinnen aneeb0ren. sic iouen me1ne
S9ilerin iein, tpenn sic mid als
2ebrer uno Siibrer ourd oas 2abD'
rintb, oos sic faum betrateu, un6
5uglei6 als Greuno annebmen MOL
len?"
,,8oblan'', Ia9te ulrifa, ibr Bein.
glas erbeben6, >,oer Boft lit seidlol.
ien." - Sortiesung folgt.
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by JULIAN OLAeNDOPFF-

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