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Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
The Lord Is My Helper

TN HEBREWS 1876, we find this
L revealing statement: 'The Lord
is my helper; I will not fear"
The more we study the words
of John in Sundays lessOn-wOrds
that remind us again and again
that God is love, that we love him
because he first loved us, that
when we love him we are made
strong in serving him, the clearer
we come to understand the Incl
dent in Acts 4:1-13, when Peter
and John stood boldly before the
Sanhedrin, impressing the court
with the fact that they had been
with Jesus.
They were not afraid because they
were conscious of the presence and
power of God. The Psalmist put it
sublimely when he said, 'The Lord
is my Shepherd, I shall not want"
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

Peter and John had
be en- prea chin G
Christ to the people
in Jerusalem, and
they were arrested
and brought before
the Sanhedrin. The
rulers and priests
scolded them, ask
ing by what power
or name they. had
done this. Peter,
filed with the Holy
Ghost, answered d
them.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Proof of a Christian
Lesson for November 30, 1947

open your Bible to I John As;
" Second John; and Acts Alb,
and you will have the Scripture
background for Sundays lesson. Add
to the above passages Romans 8:
Ill, as devotional reading, and you
will be thinking of the unimpeach-
able proofs of a Christian.
Two men are brought before us as
examples of Christian discipleship.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

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Protestant denominations. Released by
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Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

SCRIPTURE: John As: II John:
Acts Alb.
DEVOTIONAL READING: Romans
8:1-11.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

mony and Mrs. Paul Bennett
played the nuptial music. The
bride was given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, George Pur-
cell, Jr, Of Jackson. Her only
attendant was Mrs. Louise eau
tier, sister of the groom. After
a honeymoon in Mobile they will
return to Fountainebleau TO reside
where a cottage awaits them.
Miss Corinne Mcclure present
ed her music pupils in their an
nual recital last Wednesday night
at the High school auditorium.
Lynd Gottsche was master of
ceremonies. Pupils taking part
we're Vivian Brumbaugh, Lvnd
Gottsche, Jr., Ida Sims, Patsy
Rouse, Barbara Steelman, Helen
Tardy, Nancp George, Evelyn
Ruth Bilbo, Helen Golf, Ed Don.
ran, Anise Hopkins, Charlotte
Byrd. Margie Anderson, Helen
Stewart, Estelle Gay, Gloria Gay
and Maurice Kolb.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Gordon (nee Marcel Des-
sommes) died shortly after birth
at the Biloxi hospital SUNDAY
evening, June / The funeral was
conducted by Monsignor O'Con-
nell of Biloxi with interment in
Evergreen cemetery, ocean
Springs.
Mrs. Lucille Dennison left Mon
day Tor Mississippi Southern col
lege in Hattiesburg where she
will be Student Center hostess.
Bob Forde. Norkie Snyder, B.
Baker and Marshall Heffner of L.
S. u. are home for the summer
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Gay are Wis
ting their son, Chaplain Gay
and family,
Champ GAY and Billy Holmes
motored to Greenwood Saturday.
At st. Alphonsus Reetory Mon
day afternoon at four o'clock
Miss Lilly Belle Jones, daughter
Of Mrs. Mary T. Jones and the late
Ellis A. Jones, became the bride
of jeff Harris, son of Mrs. Pearl
Wafford Harris and the late
Ciaud Harris of Memphis, Tenn.
The bride was given in marriage
by her Uncle. Fred Westbrook,
ST., and wore a lovely white crepe
afternoon dress. Her attendants
were Miss Janet Handy, Miss
jeanette Carsen and Miss Pat.
ricia Davidson. The groom had
as best man his brother, Claude
Patricia Pate, niece of the bride
was flower girl.
A reception was held at the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

brides home following the cere-
mony and Mrs. Jones was as
sisted by Mrs. James Bridges.
Mrs. Joseph Weider and Miss
Katherine King. The couple will
reside in Memphis. Out-of-town
guests wer Mrs. Peal Harris and
daughter. Mrs. Eugene FribDell
of Memphis, Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
ford and son of Cleyburne, Texas,
Mr., and Mrs. T. c. Davis of Port
Arthur, Texas, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Moore and Martin Shep-
pard of Pascagoula. Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Tucci and daughter, Inez, Mrs.
Fred Dick, Mrs. James Cook, Mrs.
Alma RaWarets, Miss Mary Rusk
and Jack Tardy of Biloxi. Mr..
and Mrs. D.. w. Pate of F'airhope.
Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Tucci
of Pensacola.
Mrs. Sidney Tardy of Portland.
Ore, was Che guest last week of
Mrs. f. L. Tardy, Sr.
Mrs. r. E. Dessommes has re-
turned from a visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Win
kle and children of Chicago, re-
cent residents of Ocean Springs,
were guests here last week.
Miss Mary O'Keefe has returned
from a visit to Colonel and Mrs.
John O'Keefe in Bethesda, Md,
Mrs. L. MacWeeney in Rye, N
Y, and Mrs. John Knipple in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. M. r. Sanders and son of
Sioux Falls, S. D., is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Mitchell.
Miss Marnice Knickerbocker of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
News From Ocean Springs
Memorial Day Program Includes
Talks. Placing Wreaihs On Monument

Memorial Day was observed
in Ocean Springs with services
held at the high school beside
the Memorial monument Com
mander Van Court spoke on Tie
meaning Of Memorial Day TIE
program included advance Of col
ors by the color guard. ihyoea-
ton by the Rev. William Eikin
Wreaths were placed on the mon
ument by Doone Johnson and
Reed Bolton. Special guests Werc
Mayor johnson, commander Of
the v. F. W. Supervisor A. z.
Moran, A. L. Hitler, Veterans Fa.
cility: FL Brou, Southern district
commander: Professor s. S. Wall,
and the speaker. MAYOR G.. g.
Cousins Of Biloxi The bcued
ton was given By Father Quinn
of Biloxi
The Ellis Handy home was the
scene of a lovely miscellaneous
shower last Thursday night Civ
en- by Misses Janet Handy, Jean
cite Carsen and Pat Davidson
honoring Miss Lily Belle Jones
The honoree received many beau
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

tiful gifts which were present
ed 10 her in a flower covered
basket. Following the opening
Of the presents refreshments were
served from a table conferred with
an arrangement Of gardenias in
a silver bowl thanked bV lighted
tapers in silver candlestocks.
The Biloxi district committee
proposal for holding the next
ting their son, Chaplain Gay
court Of honor in Ocean Springs.
The v. +. W. is sponsoring a fair
Saturday, June IA.
J. d. Strange, district forest
ranger, was the guest speaker at
Rotary CLUB Wednesday. Visit.
ing Rotariaus were j. d. Powell
and c. M ORGY Of Biloxi and
j. II. Allgood Of Columbus, Miss.
Miss Marilyn Park, daughter of
Commander and Mrs. Jack Park,
became the bride Of Mr.. Lowell
Davis of Fountainebleau SUNDAY
afternoon at ? o'clock at tire Bap-
fist church. The Rev. r. c. Ryan
performed the double ring cere-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

lighted candles. Happy Birth
day, Suella' was sung and after
the candles were blown out, the
cake was cut and served with ice
cream. Suella u~nwrapped many
lovely gifts presented her BY her
guests.
The hostess was g~raciously as
sisted in serving and entertaining
by Mesdames w. T. Matheny, II.
c. Wright, F. d. Henry, G.. C.
Golf, l. r. Watts, Garrett, A. E.
Grassick, Jr, and w. w. Welborn.
The following guests were pres
emit: Edith and Bobby Ruth Goff,
Beverly Sue and Janice Walker.
Karen Leigh johnson, Kav, Berry,,
Barbara and Judith Clarke, Caro-
lyn Reid, Betty Jean and Peggy
10 Wright, Joan and Sandra
Watts, Mickey O'Malley, Suzie
Pelham, Frances Henry, Carol
Lyons, Shirley Boswell, Sidney
Sanford, Mary Alice and Janet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
CHOSEN MISS GAUTTER"

Mrs. Omega Hall was chosen
Miss Gautier' at the bathing re-
vue in Gautier sponsored by the
Home Demonstration club on
Saturday, June 7. me was the
first choice Of the three judges
and Miss Mary Theresa Guilliotte
and Mayfax Gautier were second
and third. Eighteen entries each
sponsored by a local firm were
contestants in the revue. Mrs.
Hal viii enter the bathing revue
in Moss Point on July Is sponsor
ed by the Y. M. B. c. at this
time Miss Gulf Coast will be
chosen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

Gaskin, Sharon Cole, Barbara Nc
Farlane, Deborah Grassick, and
Masters Bobby Grassiek. Clav
Golf, Bill, Mike and Steve We'll
born, SANDY Sanford, Billy Ma
thenV. Danny COle.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
Mrs. Coca Observes
Daughters Birthday
With Party June S

Little Suella Coca was honored
Thursday afternoon of last week,
with a party given by her moth.
er, Mrs. r. l.. GOA, at Lincoln
Hall, on her fifth birthday.
As the guests arrived their
names were entered in the guest
book, presided over by Mrs. w.
T. Matheny.
Games were enjoyed through
out the afternoon, among them
being several prize winning
games. Those who Eucceeded
in capturing them were: Mary
Alice Gaskin, Betty Jean Wright,
Clay Golf and SANDY" Sanford.
The children also enjoyed a
floor show of tap dancing and
acrobatic numbers participated in
by several talented young guests
and after the floor show. favors
we're distributed. Then the boys
and girls trooped into the dining
room where on the table was a
large pink and white cake with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

Chicago has returned home after
being with her sister, Mrs, Ralpt
Barnhart who is i'll in the Biloxi
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Englin have
as their guest their daughter, Mrs
Mike LaMaccha of Long Branch
N. j.
Miss Evelyn Engbarth, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eng
barth was awarded a B. S. de
gree at Mississippi Southern col
lege June 2.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

Portions of the Bible have been
translated into more than 1000
different languages.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-12

CARNIVAL (COnC
High school boys,
under the directio
Of J. ". Thomps on,
will be in charge Of
a penny-thr oW game.
Hrs. Karl Miller
has planned an even
inr's movie enter t.
ainnent pstairs in
Union Hall, with
three complete
, changes Of pr ogr am
between the hour Of
7:45 and lO:l5.
First to be SHOWN
are three reels in
color, ent tiled
"Tour Ing Two Torld's
Fairs" BIZ eathtaking
sc enes Of Fireworks
at the New York fair,
indus tr ial pic lures
Of harvest = time in
the farming ar cas- Of
the mid west and
south, a glimpse Of
Niagara's grandeur,
and a brief peek at
Juar ez in Mexico an6
at CANADIANS coas thine
all ar luded in
this first moVie.
The sec ond show,
"HighliGhts Of 8eldo-
via, ,Tirilchik and
Por flock" gets IND or
The frontiersman., 1947-04-12

way at 8:45. Many
Seldovians Will catch
a glimpse Of them
selves on the screen
dur ing Mrs. Mil1er's
camera Boardwalk
stroll. Scenes near
Por flock and Fl ahing
NOV les are Included
in the group.
Tho final movie,
which is called IA
r.'inter North Of the
Circle" is g two-r eel
color film Of fail
and winter scenes at
For t Yukon.
4 compile tie lis t Of
events and the ir
sponsors is as + OIL
lows:
Penny hr ow high
school boys under the
suparvi S ion Of ], V.
Thompson; ice cream
booth girls Of the
Sowing Ba skat Four-H
CLUB; BingO : Marv in
Brun and Edwin Ba!r s;
food booth = "oman's
Club; movies Mr S.
Karl Millar; fortune-
t ing = Madame HaZ-
eltina DiZllswcr THO;
wheel Of fer tu1o :
Fir eman us ASS oc12UiOn
Lucky |, 900 !. Cannery
#orkers' Union fl 81
The frontiersman., 1947-04-12

pod = High school
Girls lnC ar The d.
rection 81 Mrs. j. ".
Tho1ps On; beauty par
10" nigh school
girls UNDER the dir
cotton Of Miss Boat
rice Hancock; fP ahion
show Mrs. Adam Lip
ke and llr S. Dick
Iss.me on the FASH
ion show, earlier an
nounced in The Tr ont
Ter sman as S:45 p.m.,
will be moved back to
1880 in crd II to
give booth sponsors
time to res tor , order
to the Of + ices in
city hall.
School stuGen is
bel OW the seven tn
rade again are re-
minded that they must
save the floor Of
LinWood hall rmed"
lately af ter the end
Of the fash ion show.
Dancing begins in the
hall just after the
fashion show, ard a
show, tickle t is also
an adMis sion to the
dance. Mrs. Al ia
Remington Will be
floor manager for the
GanCe,
! y - N1NCDI0 CiOf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21

Omizje v kuhinji Sc je zami-
slilo, toda razdvojenost, XII je'
vrtala v kmeckih glavah, mu nj
dala dolgo molcati. Mlatej je pr
vi spregovoril:
"Jaz Sc bojim, da bodo "a
davkarijo prisli Sc drugi zeni-
nj ?"
'Kaksni zenini?" je vprasal
Bunk.
"Tripali, Jeleni in drugi Do
brijanci. Eden teh zeninov Sc
je danes ze oglasil, a ia ie il
Jamnice. Sal ste Gull, da je Apat
oklisal Dovganocko :"
Mlatej je mislil S tenn ma "a
dolzenost kmetov pri trgovcih.
"Na mas kmete 81 Sc ne upa-
jo," je dejal Bunk negotovo.
I'm &c pridejo Sc tretji :. . p"
je dodal Rudolf pomenljivo, "po-
tenn cd Jamnice ne bo kaj prida
ostalo ."
Da je omizje razumelo, kaj
hoce Rudaf povedati, je doka-
zoval Straznikov vzklik:
Dalie prihodnjIc)
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ROMAN SOSESKE

Sci z MO plesat dive polki zapo-
redoma. Ko Sc je vrnil v kuhi-
MO, 81 pri mizi Sc vedno govo-
rili o rubeznih.
"Vrag vedi, kan bo to pri-
slo"? Sc je ma YES glas izprase-
val Rudaf. "Dobro, rubezen, to-
da kdo bo vse to placal? Kdo bo
vse te stvari pokupil? Ia zivino
bi Sc kupci ze nasli, ne bonn re-
kel, da ne. Mesarji in drugi
trzani. Toda kdo bo kupil vse
zaplenjeno orodje? Najmanj de-
set voz je zapisanih, potem ne
kaj strojev, nekaj plugov, nekaj
bran. V Jamnici nj pet ljudi, XII
bi te reci lahko kupili. In cemu
jim bodo te stvari, ko jih ina
jo sami dovolj "a potrebo. Ali
ne bi bilo smesno, da bi ma pri-
mer Mudav incl pri hisi deset
voz, Munk deset plugov, Straz-
mix deset bran, Dvornik pa ne
mara petdeset glav zivine v hle-
WI, ko ina krme komaj "a tri-
deset, in ko i'm ajo Straznik,
Munk in Mudaf ze tako dovolj
voz, plugov in bran Kan
DO to prislo :. ?"
"ce ne bo kupca, bo pa drza-
va pobrala stvari," je sam sebe
plasil Mlatej.
"Zakaj pa il bo vse to -. ?"
so vprasali nekateri.
Ker nihce nj vedel odgovora,
81 je Mlatej spet sam pomagal.
ma stajerskem Sc morda dr.
lava "a davke sproti vknjizuje
ma posestva. Ia tiste davke, XII
jih ne more izterjati :"
mo, vidite, ker mi pref niste
verjeli! je vzkliknil Rudaf, XII
je malo pref govoril vse kaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
PosIuga
M1ZARSTVo. ekspertna popravila;
prenovljenje. Delo jamceno-ce.
ne mike. 10 50O4.

Kleti prenovimo. izkopamo, zgra-
dino pod starimi domovi, mare
dino stopnjice, stene, zamasimo
luknje kleti, da je varno proti
podganam, zgradimo garaze in vsa-
kovrstno delo il opeke. Prvovrstno
delO. - FL 0369.
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Lepoticarka. manicurist; plaza in
provizija; 5R dni tedensko. Pol
nj ali delhi cas-. Samo izurjena Sc
maj priglasi. Michael's. Shaker So.
WA $500.
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drugega in hotel S tenn zakriti
lastno presenecenje.
Munku spet nj dal jerk mi
ru.
"Drzava mora tudi imeti de-
nar," je dejal po kratkem mol.
ku.
Tedaj je skoeila VISA kuhinja
pokonci.
"Drzava, he Kaj smo pa
mi? Ali nismo mi tudi drzava %
"Seveda smo,' Sc je umika]
Munk, videc, da je segel nekam,
kamor ne bi smel.
o drzavi nj maral nihce govo.
riti in cato je vsem odleglo, ko
so naenkrat zaslisali IL veze
Lozekarjev pijani pozdrav:
"Tri dni pa oleja nj . >"
Skozi ma stezaj odprta kuhinj.
ska vrata so Sc prikazali Loze.
kar, Obad in Secnjak, XII so Sc
lie zdaj prisli il vasi. Takoj "a
mimi Sc je pririnil tudi zupan
Dvornik.
Dvornik Sc je takoj zagnal v
Secnjaka:
HE, ii obcinski MOI! Ma pie.
Sc utegnes hoditi, zjutraj pa nj.
81 utegnil priti ma obcinsko Sc.
jo. Kaj ?"
Kuhinja Sc je smejala. Star
Pernjak je dejal pikro:
"Saj innate lahko kar tuka:,
sejo. Tukaj boste gotovo sklep.
chi"
Il sobe je donelo enakomer.
no drdranje godbe, XII je bila
neprenehoma vprezena, zraver
pa Sc je cul enakomerni, ritmic.
nj topot plesalcev. V vezi so sc
smejali in prerivali. Veselica il
bila v polnem razmahu. Med go.
sti je bio mnogo pijanih ljudi
a ne toliko zaradi zauzite place
kakor zaradi tega, ker so pill ze
ure in ure, ne da hi kaj prigriz.
Mill. Ma kmeckih plesih "a goste
MISC kuhai.
Komaj so novi gostje posedli
je Bunk ze vprasal Lozekarja
"Kaj pa ii pravis, Lozekar?'
"Mosteja, mosteja =" j
odvrnil Lozekar. Rad Sc je izo.
gibal sitnih vprasanj, XII so ci'
kala ma dnevno politiko, cepra1
Sc je po svoje vtikal v vsakc
stvar. Odkar je pricela razsaja.
tt kriza, nj pokusil vec piva ir
je pill lie Sc sadjevec. Navzlic te.
mu so tudi MENU zarubili par
konj.
"Jaz pravim, da bo Sc vese.
10 v Jamnici " ie meni]
Obad.
"Je ze veselo," je planil Ru.
DAT pokonci. "Kaj pa mislite,
emo samo nedeljo sest in dvai-
set oklicev Prestel sem jih."
"Kmalu jih bo Sc enkrat to-
liko." Obadov glas je bill skoraj
skodozeljen, ceprav je tudi sam
bill med oklicanci.
"Kam DO to- prislo ?"
"Nekam DO ze prislo "
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(NQdaliev0Mie)

Ia veliko mizo v prostorni
kuhinji 50 kot zlahta sedeli oba
Bunka, oba Munka, start zupan
Straznik, Rudaf in Sc nekateri
drugi, XII jim je v kuhinji bilo
prijetneje kakor v sobi. Pill so
most il zelenih pollitrskih gre,
katere Jim je start Pernjak
sproti nalival. v kotu poleg njih
je dremal Coflov Peter in smr-
cal.
"Straznik, ali bos prisel v to-
rex ma licitacijo? VIOLA, XII sta
zarubljena, nista ravno slaba, "
je. podregal Bunk Straznika, XII
je bill eden tistih redkih kme-
TOW, XII MISC bill z davkarijo v
zlahti.
"Rajsi pridi k meni. JAZZ imam
voz z zeleznimi osmi, XII ga 60
tovo potrebujes," je dejal Ru-
dav.
Straznik nj odgovoril mic,
temvec sc je mrdal, kakor bi bill
on edini gresnik v druzbi. Ii
sti, katerim je voda tekla v gr-
10, so bill v veliki vecini in so
postajali kar strupeni do tistih,
katerih so vedeli, da Jim Sc
nekako gre. Ker Sc je tudi Munk
cutil prizadetega, Sc je obreg-
nil:
''Molcite, kaj Sc boste il ne
srece norca delali?"
Pivci so sc jezno ozrli k ME-
mu.
"Ti lahko govoris, ker nekaj
tiste straze Sc stoji. &c bi je pa
ne incl, bi piskal kakor mi "
Mlademu Munku sc nj ljubilo
prepirati, zato je zapustil kuhi-
MO in odsel v sobo, kjer je pri
podbojih zgrabil Dovganocko in
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47l2 VIVIAN AVE-. cd E. 49 ST.
"a 3 druzine; 44-3 sobe; kopal-
nice; posamezne kleti in gorkota;
garaza. Nizki davki. Cena $4,000.
B. KOCIECKI, DI O398.
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Della "a zenske

Stenografka izurjena; prilika, da
postane privatna tajnica; dobra
sluzba. 5-dnevni tednik; dobra pla-
Ca. Zglasite sc osebno. Oxford
Products. 1914 E. 40 St.
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Della "a zenske

zAVIJALKE-dobra plaza cd ure.
THE UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY
co.. 232s E. 20 St.
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Zen1Ij
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Bungalow 5 sobami spodaj, 2
zgoraj; polna klet in podstresje.
Jeklena garaza. Morate videti hiso
da jo boste cenili. Lastnik odpo-
tuje iz mesta. Cena $4,000. Zglasite
Sc ma ll56 e. ~ ST.. med Superior
in St. Clair Ave., EX 65l5.
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Fur Finisher izurjena ali dobra
rocna sivilja. Stalno delo. Plaza
Cd ure. - F. z. CikTa Inc. 1912
Euclid Ave.
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sIVILJE izurjene ma zavesah, dra-
peries; tedenska plaza. Stalno de-
10. Decorators Workroom. CHI 6l9e.
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Biller-Strojepiska. stalna sluzba: 40
ur tedensko; tedenska plaza. Ma
juznovzhodni strani mesta. -
BR 340O.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15

earnest and this time she fell back
to position in the mountains some
six miles further back than her first
hiding out place, where, with the
help of the natives, she built hut.
But, as word reached her that the
Japs were getting closer, she fell
back once again, this time to cove
high up in the mountains, where she
and her natives built two little huts,
one for cooking in and one for house.
keeping, and there she stayed from
June 1912, until January 1945. It
was while hiding out there, lin 1913
to be exact) that the Japs erected
the cross and spread the word that
the natives beloved missionary had
been killed and buried.
In February, 1945, General Mac
Arthur commissioned Miss Spessard
a second lieutenant in the Philippine
Army (thus becoming the only
American woman that served in the
Army of the Philippines). Attached
to an American Division, Lieutenant
Spessard became a member of the
18th Infantry Hospital, a field hos
pital that followed the Philippine
Army that was opening the way for
the American troops to get through.
Following her discharge from the
Army, Miss Spessard went right
back to Kiangan province and find
ing her people, whom she had min
istered to in the years before the
war, in desperate plight, she went
to Manila to get aid for them. There,
through the good offices of Colonel
Volckmann, who had escaped from
Bataan, she was able to get supplies
Of rice shipped by air to Kiangan
providence, also returning there
herself.
She stayed on, helping the natives
to rebuild, until April "a, 1947, when
she sailed for home.
Miss Spessard, who is making her
headquarters with her brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spes-
sard, Smithsburg, is supposed to be
home on a 15-month furlough, but
actually, after taking a short rest,
most of her time, until she returns
to the Philippines, is going to be
taken up in visiting various churches
in the interest Of her beloved natives
and her Philippine Medical Mission.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-15
Grace Glass Holds
Annual BANQUET

AT the annual banquet of the
Grace Glass of Grace U. B. Church,
held Thursday evening, May 9th, at
Lakeview Cafeteria, Mrs. June Low
ans, president, in behalf of the en-
tire class, presented gift to the
teacher, Mrs. Leah Bloyer. After
the presentation there was group
singing, reading by Mrs. Leah
Bloyer and the distribution of gifts
to each secret pal.
The following members and
guests were present: Mesdames
Leah Bloyer, Nancy Shank, Vivian
Isbell, June Lowans, Jane Priest,
Mildred McNamee, Phyllis Britcher,
Katherine Kelly, Katherine Naylor,
Helen Reedy, Mae zuck, Doris
Harple, Mildred Murray,
, Katherine Blickenstaff, Helen
Sprankle, Helen Clinegan, Louise
Spickler, Betty Wolfnger, Kath-
crime Staley, Virginia Kelbaugh
Betty Bachtell, Hilda Rozier, Pearl
Reedy, lola Diseati, Faybelle Ger
berich.
Misses Dorothy Mundey, Hazel
Geist, Janice Miller, Eleanor Weiss
Betsy Fuller, Ruth Myers, and Betty
Miller.