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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

Mrs. Ida Granger is a pleason
new addition to the business anC
social life of Pascagoula having
arrived Saturday from New Or
leans to assume direction of
local beauty shop which she ha!
purchased. Mrs. Granger is wei
known here through her visits
with her sister, Mrs. Marvin Col.
men, in whose home she is now
a guest.
Mrs. w. w. Woodman spent
the past weekend in Mobile as
guest in the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
B. R. Hess. While there Mrs
Woodman attended the first com.
munion of her granddaughter.
Sharon Dianne Hess, which took
place at the Church of the little
Flower in that city. Sharon was
one of a group of IS boys and
girls and the service was attend
ed by an immense crowd.
Ancil Montgomery who resides
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. G,
Larsen was joined by Mrs. Mont
gomery for the weekend but she
has now returned to Luxora, Ark.
Miss Kathleen Hays had as
her guest over the weekend,
Miss Nell johnson of Gulfport,
who as a member of Chapter B,
PEG of that city was a special
guest at the tea given Saturday
by Chapter C. of Pascagoula.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gautier Wednesday
were DR.. and Mrs. Frank Finney
of Jackson.
Recent guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. v. p. DeJean were
the latter's cousin, Mrs. Robert
Hartness, Mr.. Hartness, and theiI
son, Robert, Jr., of Woodville.
Miss. AS Miss Annie Lii Ford.
Mrs. Hartness was a frequent
visitor in the DeJean home.
Frank Munday who motored
down with his neices, Misses
Julia Mae and Marguerite De-
Jean, for the weekend departed
early in the week for his home
at Clinton, La, he has been un-
der treatment in a Jackson hos
pital but is now very much bet
ter. The Misses DeJean, who re-
turned to Jackson Sunday, plan
to spend this weekend at home
in celebration of Mothers Day"
Mrs. w. B. Herring will attend
the special Mothers Day program
at Belhaven College in Jackson
where her daughter, Miss Billie
Bragg Herring, is a student, Sun
day. On her trip up for the
weekend she was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. {. w. Jack
son of Moss Point, as far as Laurel
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Vernon DeJean and sons.
Hayward and Wayne, spent the
weekend with Mrs. DeJean's par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. R. d. West at
Lucedale.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Baum, Sunday were
her brother, Donald Parker and
his fiancee, Mrs. Mary Margaret
Tarbet, who were en- route back
to New Orleans after a visit will
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
Stute Convention
Of B&PW Clubs To
Be In Vicksburg

The state convention of the
Business and Professional Wom-
en- will convene in Vicksburg on
May 20 through %, according to
an announcement released by
Mrs. Warren B. Seely, president
of the local chapter.
A highlight of the convention
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
May we be of service to you?

working for the Parkastan gov
eminent he was in charge of the
inspection of firefighting equip
ment on all ocean-going vessels
clearing the port, so his choice of
a career was a combination of the
two factors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
SUCCESSFUL SING"

c. T. Bolding was reelected
chairman of the Gulf Coast Sing
ing Convention at the all-day
meeting at the South elementary
school auditorium Sunday. Ham
ilton Flint, a member of the
Roundtree quartet of Mobile, was
named first vice-chairman and
Mrs. r. Stevens was elected sec
retary-treasurer. Lunch was
served in the school cafeteria.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

The Gulf Coast Marine Laboratory is a reality - The Board of
Trustees is highly pleased with the selection of the Gulf Eden
property at Ocean Springs for a fuller development of the
program. This Institution constitutes another industry for
Jackson County. DR.. Edmond Caylor, Director of the Academy
OF Science, tells us that about ITS students will be at the sum
mer school session. With the additional properties and build
ings, the academy can operate on a twelve-months schedule.
Educational circles will soon look to this place as the "Woods
Hole Laboratory of South"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
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The Superintendent of the Jackson County Hospital, Mrs.
Frank Brumfield and it's Board OF Trustees tells us that soon
the County Hospital will undergo a planned cleanup and
paInt-up program. We have a fine institution and we COM
mend its leadership for their sincere efforts in maintaining the
hospital on a high and orderly standard.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

1t is estimated there are about
$50 m~an-trailing bloodhounds in
service in the United States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
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The courthouse is beginning to take the form of beauty and
design. We visited the project this week. We compliment the
architects, engineers, contractor and labor personnel for the
splendid progress being made.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
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Research can be made for the fish and oyster industry in this
laboratory. The academy even plans to bring tuna, bonita,
menhaden and mackerel fishing within the scope of their re-
search programs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

1t is good to see so many churches enlarging, rebuilding and
building anew. Any institution established for the good of any
community deserves our interest and support.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

Mrs. Locke returned to their
home in Mobile early in the week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
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Visitors at coffee hour and in the Bank this week included
MESSRS. BOB WILLIAMS and ARTHUR SLICK" MORTON
of State College, Mississippi; MR.. l. B. TIGRETT, President
of the Gull, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Jackson. Tennessee;
ny ar bO6 SiEvENSUNi ,rvlee fp pl ~ D M M M1 Q anJ
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Mobile, Alabama; MR.. R: c.
STRAIN, We'll and Arnold, Jackson, Mississippi; Mr.. HOMER
KEGS, White, Halter and Sanford, New Orleans; MR.. J: W.
7. w. Woodward and Company, Jackson, Mis-
sissippi; ard MR.. J. WINSTON BRADLEY, Director of the
Citizens National Bank, Hammond, Louisiana.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

KEGS, White, Halter and Sanford, New Orleans; MR.. 7. w.
T. w. Woodward and Company, Jackson, Mis-
sissippi; ar1 MR.. J. WINSTON BRADLEY, Director of the
Citizens National Bank, Hammond, Louisiana.
THE TRUE BASIS OF PROSPERITY FOR THE INDIVIDUAL
AS FOR THE NATION AS A WHOLE - is SYSTEMATIC
THRIFT NOT ONLY MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO FINANCE
PRODUCTION, 1T ALSO MAINTAINS THE PURCHASING
POWER HAT PROVIDES MARKETS.
MAY WE A SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS PLAN
AND
MoY we be of service to you? .
Pascagoula- Moss Point Bank
Pascagoula Moss Point
Capital ock-Sl7s000O0 Surplus-s300.000.00
Total Resourcss-over s7.o000o0.00
Member of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12

funft ni6t per5asen laiien. 9as iino
ungefGbr oie 8ebanfen Der Brebist.
9onn gebt oie beilise Meiie meiter.
Gs lit @anolung. GbriItls iteigt ber-
nieoer auf oen idlidten slltar, = gr,
ser oie Irmlt geliebt uno geipablt
bat. Wtit einem Warien=2ieo fltnst
oie 5eier aus. ...-,
Sd beIu6e eintge 8araden. Men-
i6en aller Stanoe lno Iltersitufen
iino bier 5l1Iammeneepferdt. gs lit
nenis Blat in iol6 einem &aum. 9ie
Sol5pritiden iino iibereinanoerse-
tiirmt, oie @ange pollgeitellt NIT ai=
item rno &offern. Sd frage sic 2eute
nad ibrer Seimat. Nus alien @egen.
Oen oes idonen Suoetenlanoes iino
iie 5uiammengepiirfelt. Sic ipre6en
bon ibren grlebnilien. @ie miro itd
ibr 2eben nun meiter geltalten? @er
fam es iogen!
Sn5Dil6en lit es Ofittag getuoroen.
@ir geben 5uriid 5lr Staot. sln
Nadmittag lit uodnals sic Stride ge=
fiillt. @s lit 6liihtlingsgott It
fir oie 2eute, Die bereits ieit lGnge=
rer 3eit in ser Staot tpobnen. No6=
mails beilige Weiie uno Brebigt. gs
lit nift leidt, oas redte @ort 5lt
finoen, Dennglei6 man lelbIt Slii6t=
ling lit. Sir oen einbet,nil6en 8eiIt=
liden lit eS fat unm0slid. Sour BON
einem tief tnnerli6en 8lauben ber=
aus lit oas 6liidtlinsslos iiberbaupt
81 perlteben lno 81 ertragen.
Na6 oem @ottesoienIt gebt es
eleid CUR Sobn. Na6 pieri ritiinoiger
5abrt bin ib am ipdten 9lbeno tpie=
ser in 8amberg.
50 gebt es fait aue Sonntage. 9ie
9amberger gr5oio5eie bat cine nett
alsgeoebnte 0iaipora, oie ourd) oie
llmiieolung NIT &atboliten iiberfii0t
lit. Grit longiam uno miibiam faltn
Oie Seeliorge auf oieie poaig neue
Gage nmgeIteat peroen. 60 bin i6
fult oauerno unterpegs. gs lit cine
srbeit gang anOers ols friiber. Ga=
mails mar ib Bfarrer in elmer 1orf=
pfarrei bel 8reslau in S6lelien, Elm
gleidmaBiges uno rubiges 2eben.
Gamit lit es pobl fir INNER porbei.
slber es lit pobl gut 10. @enn aud
meine iebige Satigfeit piel anItren=
geroer lit, 10 bringt lie oo6 piele
6reuoen uno oiele @elegenbeiten, on=
oeren 5u belfen.
C.7St. d. C.=V.
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Antttt1luntst11t1H ttnn
Tantilir

Sn aaen 2dnoern, in benen ser
&ommunismus our Wabt gelangt,
miro oie 9lufmerfiomfeit beionbers
i6arf auf Die gbe uno Die Samilie
geridtet, Inn 10 raid als mogli6 oas
~fapitaliitil6e" Spitem in oie ioaia=
liltii6e @eieai idaftsoronung un5u=
Danoeln. 0ies beoba6tet man beion=
oers gut in 2dnoern nit Itarfer faz'
tbolii6er TRADITION. Die auf 6riItli>
den Brin5ipien berubenbe gbe 11no
Samilie iteat oas groBte Sinoernis
5ur S6affung Ser io5ialiItii6en @e-
notwithstanding oar. Desbalb tra6-
tet man oieies Sinoernis nit allen
Weitteln ab5uidaffeu.
Die biesbe5iigliben braltiiden Me-
tbooen I'M fatbolii6en 2anoe &roa-
tien (in erIter 2inie in oen StGbteD
meroen bon einem &enner Der Eat-
ia6en folgenoermaBen gel6iloert.
Sic 3eritorung Ser 6riltliden gbe
uno 5amilie miro in &roatien auf
cine beionoers perfioe Mrt bur6ee=
fiibrt. gor allem ioa berporseboben
Deroen, baB Die algemeine at1no-
ipbare Der 6riltliden gbe nidt siin=
itig geItimmt lit. anein Die Eatlahe
elmer briItliden Srauung beoeutet
elm Gegatiuum in Der iogenannten
~Gbarafteriitif" Ser @beleute. Oieie
~gbaratteriitif" iebo6 lit maBgebeno
fir ieoen @ntritt elmer neuen Oienit-
itelle. Den Sffi5ieren, oen Mitglie-
bern Der fommuniitiiden Bartei, be.
ionoers aber beren 5unftionGren iii
cine fir9lide Era,n,ng itrengftens
nnteriagt.
: Die geiamte Orsaniiation 6es tag,
li4en 2ebens zines ieoen Stabtbe-
tuobners, iei er Mrbeiter ODER Beam-
ter = freie 8erufe eriftieren ioipieio
ni6t mebr - lit 10 eingeri9tet, oaB
elm geiunoes ,lnb normaIes GamiIien.
leben l.nm0glid gemadt miro. Se6er
5amilienpater 1T perpflidtet, nod
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Ehrlutigkrtt sls 6dltkfaI
&om Snbert &eid, O, F. NJ.
II

Sn ser gbe iu6t ser 0teni6 sen
|WtenI6en. IS i6enft oas cine Dem
|onoern 2eib unb 9tebe. 8ei ser jung
fraulicben Seele trttt anItelle bes
MenI6en Gbrtltus. 9arum tritt Sic
iungfr1uli6e Seel oft our &ommu-
nionbanf, Inn nit ibrem bimmlil6en
8rautigam So65eit gu bolten. Sic
miro ibre Seele erfiillen NIT ser
SebnIu6t nah oem S6ab, Sen &oit
uno Wotten uno 5liegerbomben ni6t
5erltoren fonnen.
Hiemano miro bebaupten moaen,
oaB sic alten 9f0mer Sugeno6oloe
tparen. Sic paren, ebe iie Sen S6IG=
gen Ser our6 fem 2aiter sei6p16te1t
germanil6en Solfer erlagen, tief ge=
iunfen. 50 tief pie nur INNER Elm
Solf itnfen fann, penn Sin5erinnen,
Sportler llno Spiele Sen @eiIt elmer
3eit beltimmen. Aber zines batten ite
iid beDabrt: oie gbrfurdt Dor ser
littli6en @roBe oes anoern. Sm Gent
pei Der Selta DurOe oas beilige Seuer
BON jungfrauli6en BrieIterinnen &C.
iblrt. Gle alten &omer glaubten, ibr
gemaltises Neid f0nne ni6t unter-
geben iolange oieie Sungfrauen rein
nno unbefledt lebten. Ser Sag, an
Dem iold cine Geitalin ibr 8eliiboe
bra6, mar Elm ,Srauertag fir oen
gan5en Staat. l1no bellte - bat man
nur Elm mitleioiges 2G6eln, Elm met
ternoes @ela6ter fir Elm WGo6en,
oas Die Reinbeit ibres 2eibes uno
ibrer Seele itd bepabrte. Son &ar.
oinal @alen itammt oas @ort: uum
Der &einen pillen, Die ii6 opfern, ret
tet 8ott Elm gan5es 8olf." @ertrub
Sc Sort iugt oaslelbe: r9as @eib iii
Die lebte Burg zines iegli6en Sol.
fes."
8ielleidt erinnert Sbr gud oaran,
oaB Sooom peroammt mar, ser Ser,
itorung anbeim5ufallen, uno oab
slbrabam ols Siirlpreder Dor @ott
bintrat uno lagte: vGu fannit ni6t
Die 8eredten 5uiammen nit Sen
Siinoern pernidten. ltno penn biel,
lei6t fiinf5is rehtldaffene Weni6en
oa muren tpiiroelt 9u Sooom ni1t
Deri6onen?" @ott periprad es. ltnh
abrabam begann iid 5u iorgen, 90
er Die fiinf5ig @ere6ten nid)t austin.
big MAIDEN fonnte, unb na6 un6 mad
banoelte er bie 3abl bel 9ott berun,
ter = auf pier5ig, auf oreiBis, aui
5pan5ig, auf 5ebn. 3ebn @eredte bit.
ten Sooom Dor Der 3erlt0rung geret.
tet. aber oieIe 5ebn maren nt6t auf.
5ufinoen. Die Menidbeit unierer ga.
ge lebt unter dbnlider BeorobunQ
mie 'Soooma. 8or bier Sabren pur.
ben mir ale bon elmer Hanif ergrif.
fen, meil man erfannte, baB bie
atomenergie fir cine Maiienpernid'
ltung eingeiest neroen fann. Bir ba'
ben fein &e6t, oas tpieoer 5u pergei
fen, benin in Ser gansen Belt miri
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12

bate Die SungGrau iene natiirlihen
Rr1fte eingeiebt, Die file aub nit Der
eeebelidten Srau teilt. Sest aber be-
fommen bieie &rdfte einen neuenL
! gang anbers searteten 3ufluB on
gnereie. Gie Sung.Srau iteat iib
nunmebr in ibren 8eruf binein ais
@ottesfinb, als @naoenfino. gti6t
oils Oh iie oas ionlt nidt getan bdtte
Sebt tut iie es aber gan5 betpuBt,
tpilleno Inn sic @lei6nisl6aftigfeit
alles Sroiiden, alio audi ibres 8eru.
fes, oen iie friiber 10 liebte, absottiid
liebte, Der ibr aber nift mebr oas
2eete beoelten fann, neil ct briidis
erldeint, porlaufig ipmbolild. or
mag @eg Iein, S6ub unb Salt, aber
ousidlieBli6es 3iel fann er niht
mebr iein. 8on @ott nimmt lie ieet
aae &raft, I'M 2eben gu iteben gleib-
oiel an neldem Srte. Sett miro aus
ibr oie eigentlidbe ~Srau", nod ser
Die lie6eloie 8elt 10 iebr berlangt, Die
5rau, beren 2ieben ni6t mebr be-
idrdnft lit auf cine gbe, oie 5rou,
oeren Ser5 iif melt aufgetan bat,
Deltueit, 10 melt ifier tpie @ott.
9enn ibre 2iebe 5u ben Meni6en lit
nibts unoeres als ibre @ottesliebe.
50 miro ibr 2eben reid uno groB, ia
groBer nod ais bas Der perbeirateten
Witi6meIter. @ie ipobltueno lit es,
menn Elm unabanoerlibes amtlides
geein ourh teilnebmenbe Sorm gemil-
oert miro! @enn sic 8orIteberin ober
Sebrerin elm freunoli6es @ort fin=
bet, wenn Die slustunft i'm @ei6aft
ooer auf oem 8iiro irltereliiert uno
bereitpiqig gegeben miro!
5inoet iid ldon pdbreno ser
GienitItunoen fir oen, Der bereiten
Ser5ens it, @elegenbeit, Die miitter-
li6e art 5l 5eigen, 10 crit re6t piel=
faltig allBerbalb oes. 9ienltes. Nean
bruudt MIR oie @ugen aufsuma6en.
lteberoa tann man belfen. Seoe Scot
l6reit rWutter!" gs muB nidbt inn
mer 8roBes lein. Sft lit Elm fleines
gutes @ort l6on oufri9tenb, tro-
lteno. Giellei6t fannlt bu einen Gang
fir iemano tl1n, elm @eiub fir ie-
mano idreiben, ein teilnabmspolles
anboren bon frembem 2eio fann
i6on cine @obltat iein, erit re6t eine
let6libe ooer ieeliihe unteritiisung.
Gin frobes Witgeben aub bon Dem
@enigen, oas .bu bait, lit fratllid)e
Gerpflihtung. giel IieBe iib nod auf-
fiibren uno bel eutem 8ilen finoet
ieoe genlg Woeli6feiten. Dte Heinen
seIpenoeten Silfen ergreifen rid
itrableno oas eigene Snnere, berei-
6ern es 10, bringen 8egliidung.
rau6 oie Sungfrduli6feit bat ibre
bo65eitli6en 5reuoen.
8ialt ou gliidli6 fem i'm 2eben,
Srage bel 5u anorer @liid,
oenn Die 5reuoe, Die mir eeben,
" Itrablt ms eigne Ser5 auriid!
Sreilidb, Elm lebter 8elt bleibt inn
mer i'm Sroiiden ungeloit - Oh in
gbe, Wtutterihaft ODER 8eruf. 0enn
ni6t oieles 2eben lit unler gno5iel.
2este 8eitimmrng oes Weni6en tpeilt
in Die gpigfeit. r8as innerite Ser
8elt beiBt giniamteit." Die 11nge-
Itillte Sebnlubt aller Seelen uno al
Ter 3eiten bat ser unbdnoig nad
@liid Iu6enoe sluguItinus in lein
flaiiiides @ort gefaBt: n unrubig lit
unier Ser5, Bis es rubt, o @ott, in
Girl"
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mrltfamtilienmrrk

Sn ollen 2Gnoern ser peiBen Sol.
fer orobt ser geiunoen 6riitlihen
6anilie ser llntergang. Wan6e i6dt'
gen Oie 3abl Ser gbegatten, sic nod
nad Ben 8eleten Der Natur lebelt
pollen uno cine groBe 8inoer5abl ais
8otteslegen betradten, auf a6t Ero.
5el1t. @enn sic meiBen Golfer uuf Dem
bel6rittenen @ege peitereilen, Damn
peroen oie Solgeu fir Die friitlife
Site uno fir sic 3utlrnft ser Stride
llno Ser Solfer fllr6tbur ietn. Ges'
balb oarf i6 ben 2eiern oieIer 3eis
tltng beri6ten bon 1nleren 9eniibs
lngen 5ur 8ettlmg ser gei1noen So
mile. Sic Scot bat uns neue @ege
ge5eist. Sn 5pan5ig Gio5eien pur-
ben Silfsmerfe 5ur ltnterl ltiisung Der
notleioenoen Samilien geidaffen,
oenn nit GortrGgen llno GreOi9ten
fann man oie Irmen ni6t mebr 5ll-
frieOen iteQen, tie tpoIlen tdtige unO
belfenoe 2iebe ieben. 60 lit oas erlte
.3iel Der Observation-Disclosures, ollr6
5inlenloie Garleben ODER Our6 9tell.
bauten @obnraum 5u Idaffen, I'm 10
oie natiirlifen @rlnolagen fir Elm
geillnoes uno gelittetes 6anlilienle-
ben 5u geben. Otit ser 8auaftion iou
gleiden S6ritt bolten cine 9eleb'
ruugs= uno @ebetsattion.
llnler 8unid lit, Oub in allen
2anoern ser @elt loIde 6amilien.
luerfe gegriinOet peroen, neil in al
len @roBItGoten Sic glei6e Scot lit,
uno tauienoe unO abertauienOe So
milien bel ser pirtldaftliden 11no io-
5ialen Gage nidt mebr Elm ioeales
gheleben fiibren fonnen. Der Stride
nber ipiiroe sic 9riinoung BON SAINT
Iienperfen in alien 0io5elen Der @elt
ein geualtiges slnieben perleiben.
3par iino oie &egierungen oerpflid-
tet, oen notleioenoen 5amilien 5u bel
fen, uber lie tim eS nidt, neil ibnen
Der materieae @eDinn Die Sauptla6e
lit. 90 muB oie @elttirde BEN @eg
5eigen, geleitet ltno angetrieben BON
ser 2iebe GhriIti.
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Sas Tamilientuerf

9as Samilientperf lit cine Ittlon
5ur Jettung Ser geiunOen driltliden
6amilie. gr3biidof Or. 5ran5 Stu.
oolf 8ornepaiier bon Srier lugt in
Ieinem Sirtenwort: rSm 6amilien.
inert arbeiten fatbolii6e Wdnner uno
6rauen uno fir6lide Srganilationel
5uiammen 5ur tS6afflng ODER 8ie-
oerberltellung Ser natiirliben unO re-
ligiolen @runolagen fir ein gliidlis
dies iSamilienleben. Aufgabe oes Sa.
milienperfes lit oie Silfe bel Sn'
ItanOletung ooer gteuba1 BON @obn.
rallm, Sieolungsbau, @obnungsein=
ridtung Notwithstanding, gr5ieb.
ung uno 8erufsm1sbiloung lotpie oie
8abrnebmung Der io5ialen Inliegen
ser 5amilie bel ser @eietgebung uno
IN ser Seffentli6feit. Gie materielle
SiIfeleiIt1ng 6es 6amilienperfes be,
ltebt in unoer5insli6en ooer nieOrig
oer3insli6en 0arleben in MateriaI
uno 2anopermittlllng. Die Spenoer
ioaen piiien, oaB oie geiammelten
Geloer in S6noen oes 8ii6ofs blei.
ben, bob lie ni6t berl6entt, ionoern
nlr oerlieben Deroen uno CUR ipeite.
rem Serpenoung in Die &aiie 5l1riid.
flieBen iollen. Die Silfe 0es Sanli.
lienwerfes miro ii9 auf ntoglidlt gu.
te un0 fleiBige Samilien eritreden, Die
BON 5uperlaiiiger Seite empfoblen
weroen. - 8eil Elm iuldes @erf
MIR NIT 8ottes Silfe geihaffen iper=
ben tann, ruff ser Sberbirte leine
Iio5eianen gum @ebete auf: nSelfet
Dor alem our6 euer @ebet! 9enn,
menn ser Serr oas Sous ni6t baut,
Damn bauen bie 8auleute pergebens.
Sn allen &ir9en 11no &apellen Iol-
len regelmaBig 8ebete fir Die Het-
tllng ser driitliden Samilie perri6-
tet meroen. Die &ranfen ermabne i6,
ibre Spfer unO @ebete in apoitoIis
lhem Sinne fir oas @elingen oes
groBen @erfes 8ott auf5uopfern ."
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pidtigen slufgaben oes Samilienlper=
fes ein5uiesen. Sn Breoisten, Gor-
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bigen belonoers Ben illngen 2euten
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ipenbeten tros Ser Gerormlng bel
elmer aolette uno Sauslamnlung,
penn mir Die Jranfen oes Saars@e-
6ietes in GsWarf 1tmrednen, 5irfa
100000 9Oe. Die 0io5eie 4ugsburg
iommelte 250,0OO 9M uno Sreiburs
iogar 100000 0M. Ssn allen 9i05e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12

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merber bringen einen Seil Der 8au.
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glnleben uno 8ertralen.
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TAIEhlEN VI The UNIVERSITY, NAGEME JULIA ETC, EQJKE
BY THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a 1912, AND MARCH g. 1888
Of AdDdeel published weekly at Detroit, Michigan, for Oct 1 1949, State of
Michigan, County of Wayne SIS
Before me- a Notary Public in and for the State d county aforesaid. personally
appearedS haud Rayess, who having beend duly sworn according to law, deposes ad
that h is the ovner of the Ad-DaleAa and that the following is, to the best of his
paper the circulation, etc, Of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Acto August a. 1912 as amended by the Act of March 3 1888,
embodied in section 57, Postal Laws and Regulations printed on the reverse of this
fom, to wit:
ness managers ae: Shuki RayeSs $50 Navahoe St, Detroit, Michigan
g That the n Isl Of owned by a corporation, it's name md address must be
stated and also Immediately Hereunder the m ad addresses Of stockholders owning
or holding one per cent or more of totals amount of stock If not owned by a corporation
the anne and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a firm,
company or other mincoporHed concern its nme and address, as wells as those OF each
individual member must be given) Shaui Rayess, $50 Navahoe, Detroit, Mich.
3 That the known bondhodGs mortgages and other security holders owning or
holding l per cent or more of total nounto bonds mortgages or other securities ae:
Of there are none so state None
A. That the two paragraphs next above giving the names Of the owners stock
holders, ad security holders il any contain not only the list of stockholders ant security
holders as they appear upon the books of the company but also, in asses where the
stockhode or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in
any other fduchy relation, the name of the escn or corporation forw homs uchu trustee
is acting is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing
stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company as
trustees, hold stool and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fde owner
and tsa fant has no reason to believe that's my other person, association or corporation
any interest drect or indirect the said Stock bonds, or other secmftes thna as so
sted by him.
s. That the average number of cones of each issue of this publications sold or dis
tibuted, through the mails or ohewise, to paid subscribers during the twelve months
preceding the date shown above is 1850. (Ths information is required from
daily; tiweAIy; emiweeky; and weekly publication only 4"
SHAUKI RAYESS
signature of edto; publisher, business manager or owner)
Sworn to and subscribed before ma this 4h day of October, 1949.
John Coury
(SEAD My commission expires July 81 1868
Ad-daleel., 1949-10-12


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