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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Mary Reed Circle
Has Christn10s
Party Monday

The Mary Reed circle Of III e
WSCS Of First Methodist church
held its Christmas party at h e
home Of Mrs W. W. Bartmess at
7.30 p m Monday with nine pres
ent Games were enjoyed under
the leadership of Mesdames S. f.
Warden and e. l.. Locke. Mrs. M.
L. McRae, who has been on the
invalid list fer some time was re
membered with special gift from
the circle in addition to the gifts
which were exchanged between
members Refreshments were
served.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
First Baptist Choir
Will Sing Orotorio
As Sunday Event

Selections from Handefs THE
Messiah will be presented by the
choir Of Pascagoula's First Bap-
tist church at 4 p. m. Sunday in
the church.
Conducting the program and
singing tenor solos will be c. La
mar Alexander. Featured will be
Mrs. B. c. Allison as guest organ
ist and Mrs. p. ]. Higgiubotham.
pianist.
Soloists will be Mrs. Hal Lee,
soprano; Mrs. Alexander. alto;
Mrs. Charles S. Mitchell, soprano;
Miss Dorothy Mitchell; Mrs.
James A. Bornman, alto, and Joe
Bartlett, New Orleans, bass.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Programs At First
Methodist Church To
Be Musical Events

Sunday will be marked by the
singing of Christmas carols by
the Adult, Young Peoples and
Junior choirs of the first Meth
odist church at Z p. m. in the aud
itorium. The following Thursday,
as a gift to the city, the children
of the church will present a "liv-
ing Christmas" tree which will
include tabloaux and singing in
front of the church.
In order that as many as pos
sible may attend the hour has
been set at 6:30.
Sunday. Christmas Eve, the
young people of the church will
dramatize the Christmas story in
song and action. This will be at
the church at $50 p. NJ. All these
events are open to the public.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Vancleave Churches
Family Night
Is Observed At
Methodist Church
METHODIST

Family night was observed at
the church Wednesday night with
a basket supper. A number of
persons gathered for the event
and the program was presented
in the dining room. Lynwood Jo-
hanson gave a message on Mas
ter Teacher and the group was
dismissed with prayer.
The regular Christmas program
will be held Monday night in the
church. A tree with Santa will be
one of the highlights of the eve
nlng.
BAPTIST
The Week of Prayer was held
Thursday afternoon from l to
at the church. The study was
The Lottie Moon Christmas Of
fering for Foreign Missions with
Mrs. T. l.. Murphy as chairman
of the program. Others present
were Mesdames Edward Vaughn.
Earl Davis, l.. f. Daniels, p. G.
Murphy and f. E. Saueier. Mrs
7. l.. Murphy was hostess to the
group for cake and drinks at the
Coffee Spot.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15

be held at the CasWell Springs
church Dec. 81 The speaker will
be the Rev. Kilbourne.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
The theme for the church school
at the Reorganized Latter Day
Saints Sunday Was Glad Tidings
OF Great JOY" On the program
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Sherman
and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Barnes.
During the IL o'clock service
Sunday Daniel Mcqueen was
soloist and d. w. Sherman was
speaker, assisted by Leroy Barnes.
The young people met at the
church Sunday afternoon and Le-
roy Barnes was in charge of the
discussion.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Keep Open House
Following Service

Following evening service at
First Presbyterian church Sun
day the congregation was iavited
to the adjoining church house for
a get-together
The reception suite was gay
with Christmas qreenerY. colors
and candles. AS guests visited to-
gether the women of The church
served coffee. cake and other del
icacies.
The children had a separate
party upstairs under direction Of
Mis- Foster Carson. Games We're
played and chocolate aud sand
Wiehes were served. There was Il
Christmas tree.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Evergreen Churches
Church Members
Conduct Services
Sunday Morning
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Sunday morning worship SER
vices were conducted by the chill
dren's department in charge of
Mrs. Ann Goff. Taking part were
Linda Parrish, Sylvia Holden,
Joanne Hawley, Jimmie Goff,
Larry Mcmillan, Marshal Inabin-
EFT. Murray Holden conducted
services Sunday night assisted by
Donald Mcmillan and Clyde Par
rish.
A Christmas program will be
given by the Sunday school Sat
urday night. December 23.
The women's department met
at the church Thursday afternoon.
Taking part were Mrs. Ed Jen-
nings, Mrs. Colleene Mcmillan,
Mrs. Ann Goff and Mrs. Mamie
Hawley.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Christnos Pdqeont
At Eustluwn Church

A Christmas pageant, "The
Story of the Nativity" will be
presented Sunday evening at 7
at the Eastlawn Methodist church,
the Rev. w. P. George, pastor, an
nouneed today.
The pageant is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Sam Wilkerson with
special music under the direction
of Mrs. George.
On Wednesday evening at 6:30
a special Christmas program for
the children of the Sunday school
will be held in the educational
building. All children are urged
to attend the program and h c
Christmas tree which follows.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Mt. Pleasant Church
To Present Cuntdtd
On Sunday Evening

The Methodist church will pre-
sent their Christmas eantata,
Music of Bethlehem" Sunday at
Z p. m. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
The WSCS met with Mrs. Ruble
Roberts Monday night with II
members present and Mrs. Ruth
l.. Roberts was in charge of the
program. Others participating
were Mesdames Willie Nell Car
ter, Sinnie Carter, and Cleo Tay-
lor.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Presbyterian
Circles Meet
CIRCLE ONE

CIRCLE ONE
Mrs. w. c. Havens presided
over the meeting of the circle
with Mrs. Donald Simmons, Mon
day. The study leader was Mrs.
Foster Carson.
CIRCLE TWO
Mrs. Ben Best was hostess to
the circle Monday at the home of
her mother, Mrs. N. p. Emmit
with II present. The program con-
sisted of Bible study, a devotional
and a reading from the church
paper. The theme of the study
was "The Prayers of Alteration of
Jesus as Set Forth in Revelations. !"
The leader, Mrs. Halton, was as
sisted by Mrs. II. w. Kenney who
read "The Joy Gift the survey
article.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
cc-.zN GP7IJcs CHURCHES
Presbyterian Women Make Christmas
PIons: Donate To Doll And Toy Fund
and candles.
II. IdIIIINoi
METHODIST :,

ana cdndles.
METHODIST
The Wesleyan Guild met Mon
dav night at the home of Mrs.
Frank r. Pickel and Ms. Oscar
Joachim gave the last chapters of
the book, Women of the Bible"
Christmas gifts were exchanged
and a big birthday cake was cut
in honor of Mrs. PickePs birthday.
Present were Mesdames Harold
Hetriek, George Beauman, Bill
Dunn, Jean Moore, Stone Moore,
Otis Wilson, Ida Wilson and
Irene Boswell.
The WSCS met in st. Paufs
Methodist church Tuesday after
noon with the president, Mrs. J.
C. Wright presiding and Mrs.
Charles Seharenburg acting as
secretary in the absence of Mrs.
Champ Gay. Mrs Robert Mohler
gave the program. During busi-
ness Christmas baskets were plan
ned. Mrs. T. d. Manuel is chair
man. Other meetings in Decem-
Der are postponed.
EPISCOPAL
st. Johns Episcopal auxiliary
held the last meeting of the year
with Mrs. NJ c. Sherman. Mem
bers brought gifts of food for
needy families which will be dis
tributed by the welfare chair
men, Mrs. Harry Cooley and Mrs.
James Friar. Reports were given
by committee chairmen Mes
danes John Cox, Guild of the
Christ Child, G.. c. Gardner,
church periodicals, Elmira Baird,
program, c. Smith, correspond
ing secretary, Charles Marquiss,
treasurer, J. r. Powers, secretary,
M. c. Sherman, UTO, Ellis Handy,
promotion. Mrs. Friar gave the
closing chapters of the study
book. Others attending were Mes
danes Frank Elliott, Ted Hell
muth, Ronald Pook, G. w. Ander-
son, Leslie Beard, q. Davidson,
and Louis Cosper.
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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Moss Point Churches =.
Sunday Schools Plan Christmas Trees

Each OF the churches is plan
ming a Christmas tree and special
program for the Sunday School
children during next week. Santa
Claus will distribute gifts from
the tree in the educational build
ing of First Methodist church
Wednesday evening at p. m.
On Friday at 7 p. m. decorated
tree will bear gifts for the chill
dren of the Presbyterian Sunday
school at the church and at 7:30
Santa Claus will make his appear
ance at the Christmas tree at First
Baptist.
PRESBYTERIAN
The women of the church will
meet Monday afternoon at h e
church in regular session.
Regular services will be held on
Christmas Eve, both morning and
evening, the Rev. Walter L. Bader,
pastor, announced.
METHODIST
Mrs. w. w. Rafield was host to
the members of the Sarah Bennett
circle of the WSCS Monday after
noon at her home. Following a
devotional conducted by Mrs.
Hugh Castle, Mrs. John Howkins
gave a talk on medical work in
the Methodist church. Mrs. Ches-
ter Lyons was program leader.
Plans for the Methodist Mems
supper occupied the business
session.
The Zadie Lewis circle met at
the church with Mrs. George Ing
lis as program director. Dir. Lenore
Bajda presented a talk on { h e
work of the health department.
The matter of collecting gifts
for Keesler Field patients was
discussed.
BAPTIST
Mrs. James T. Thompson pre-
sented the royal service program
at the WMU meeting of First
Baptist church Monday afternoon.
A business session was held with
routine reports from committee
chairmen. On Monday the WMU
will have its annual Christmas
party with joint meeting of both
circles and the exchange of gifts,
Mrs. T. L. DeLashmet, president,
announced.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
BERTHA WALLACE

The circle met at the home Of
Mrs. E. w. Bond Monday with
Mrs. Clara Thompson as hostess.
Mrs. M. L. Hatten, community
missions chairman, reported that
clothing to the amount of $50 has
been placed by the committee this
month. Final plans for the decor
ating of the church for the pre-
sentation of the Messiah" were
made Mrs. Travis Avara win
be in charge of this work. The
second chapter of the mission
book was directed by Ms. f. V.
Canty. Prayers were said by
Mesdames Thompson and Jones.
RUBY LEE
Mrs. r. G.. Bilbo entertained
the circle at its meeting Monday
with five present. This included
Mrs. Robert Lynn who was well
coined as a new member. The
mission study from the new book
was taught by Mrs. T. J. Reed
who reviewed the first chapter.
Prayer was said by Mrs. Bilbo
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Reed.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
JIMMY FOSTER

Mrs. c. A. Thompson was host
ess to the circle Monday in a
home gaily decorated for Christ
mas. The chair was occupied by
Mrs. J. l.. Van Osdol ana the de
votional and prayer were given
by Mrs. c. d. Ellerman, who as
chairman of that committee, gave
a talk on Stewardship. During
the short business meeting Mrs.
Bill Moore was welcomed as a
new member. The first chapter of
the mission study was reviewed
by Mrs. x. l.. Walker with whom
the circle will hold its next ses-
sion. The concluding prayer was
by Mrs. Van Osdol.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
KreoIe Methodist
WSCS Has Meeting

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Kreole Meth
odist church met Monday at 7. p.
m. with Mrs, Clifford Wilks pre-
siding. Interesting talks were Civ
en- by Mesdames Estele Sehmitz,
Frank Byrd. Frank Harmon and
Herbert Benefited.
There were Is present with
Mrs. N. c. Sudduth as hostess.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
JANE McRAE

The circle met at the home of
Mrs. J. A Witchen Monday with
seven members and two visitors
present, the latter being Mrs. A.
B. Hooper, who taught d chapter
of the new mission study, and
Mrs. c. A. Kerby. Prayers were
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Escatawpa Churches :.
Sunday ySchool
Class And BTU
Are Given Party
BAPTIST

The intermediate Sunday school
class and Training Union class
and their leader, Mrs. Mary Lou
ise Warren, were entertained re-
Gently at a party at the home of
Gloria Carpenter. Betty Nelson
won the prize in the game. Re-
freshments were served to Bonnie
Emerson, Julia Graham. RATHER
inc Nelson, Beverly Roberts,
Shirley Chunn. Maxine Gasaway,
Della Roberts, Vivian Stringfel-
low, 10 Ann Emerson, Geraldine
Yawn, Vernon Ehlers, Louie Gas
away, Bud Nelson, Alton Ready,
James Greenough, George Emer-
son, Glynn Lynd, Will Keenum
and Jimmy Graham.
Both circles of WMU met at
the church Monday for mission
study. After a brief business ses-
sion in charge of Mrs. Drummer
Lennep. Mrs. Claude Nolf taught
the book, "A Century in Nigeria. -
She was assisted by Mrs. A. P.
Megehee.
METHODIST
The WSCS met at the church
for a business meeting. Mrs.
Howard Walker presided over the
meeting and the devotional was
given by Mrs. Ernest Graham.
The second quarterly confer
ence of the Methodist church will
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
Circles To Have
Christnos Porty

The Sigrid Goring circle of the
WSCS Of First Methodist church
will hold its Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. Frank Ellis on
Krebs avenue. Mrs. R. 3 Mahaf-
fey will be eo-hosteSs with Mrs.
Ellis. Il will be at 3 p. m. Mon
day.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15
First Baptist WMS...
Mrs. Thompson Circle Host

said by Mesdames c. A. Nelson
and Newton.
SALLY JAMES
Mrs. H. CT. Otis was hostess to
the circle Monday at her home on
Washington with Mrs. Herbert
Slade presiding During the bust
ness period the visiting of aeshut-
in was accepted as this months
social community project. Mrs
Charles Smith reviewed several
chapters of the study book. Pray
ers were said by Mesdames Otis
and S. B. McIlwain. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. McIlwain.
LENA HALL
Eight members were present at
the circle meeting with Mrs. J. J.
Flack Monday. The time was Civ
en to the study of the second
chapter of the book, Helping
Others To Become Christians" 1t
was taught by Mrs. H. B. Collie
Prayers were said by Mesdames
Flack and J. H. Simpson.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15

Colchieine Is a chemical used by
breeders to bring about changes
in plants.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-12-15

The U. S. is self-sufficient in
most fats and oils.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
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News Broodcusts Today
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts and tele-
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tickets. phone the station, or in the
case Of WTOP and WMAL write.
WMAL-National 54O0. Saturday
Night Camp Meeting Saturday, @
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WNBW-Republic 1000. "Amer-
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pm. Your Junior Revue" Sunday
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Music, Thursday. a:30 p.n. Call
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Valley frontiersman., 1950-01-12
DANIELS In The Lions Den

One hundred and eiehN-fve million dollars for Aosko, but not one cent tor Palmer
 Will that be the story of 1850 for our town2 Will we go without needed housng improved streets street lights an improved airport pIoyerounds and recreo- tionoI areas new hospital improved school buildings, and many other desperately needed community foci- ties while l2 million dollars in public works funds are poured into neighboring towns and cities?
 Ihot could be the story thot is written in PoIners book ot the end of 1850, unless we, who live in Palm er are willing to take steps to prevent it. Unless we are willing to shoulder civic responsibility in the year ahead, unless prove ourselves willing to pull our weight in this battle to ahead or even to sur vve, we will find ourselves at this time next year just where we are today, or perhaps even little behind where we stand today
 The year of l94o has brought to Palmer, os city absolutely nothing, except possibly the expenditure of few dollars on the local airport And that expendi- lure has fallen far short of expectations of the past years, when each year we confidently anticipate the landing Of "DC-3s by lettuce time" as one farmer put it two years ago in March,
 Palmer, as q city, can hope to goin nothing until Palmer becomes, in octuolity, city. We have no right to hope to share in benefits which are regulated by the proviso thot they be extended to orqonized cities. We beitte the town in which we live by ask ing for PIuns to which we have right until we pre- pare the storehouse for those plurns.
 Almost every type of Federal fund available for the improvements badly need can go only to in- corPoroted cities The guardians of those funds are right in their restriction to such cities An incorpor-
Valley frontiersman., 1950-01-12

oteo cry provides responsible body for the odnins- terng ot the Federal funds entrusted to it's care Bv tne tact ot its incorporation, the Fedro government con be assured thot there will be responsible emDoyes or mot cy to whom the management of the funds can be entrusted
 It is not n1otter of the honesty or dishonesty of the trustees involved EmPIoyes of city are poid to spend their time in the planning for and administer
 ing ot these funds Thus for example the Dovjno of PoImers streets would not be dependent upon the VOL unteer management of street commissioner who would be required to sandwich the city street Donnino m beside his daily duties of earning q Iivnq Thot street would be his living and such the man would Joe responsible for the in which his work was performed
 The volunteer help on which we now depend for the performance of these Quos-cvic functions cannot hope to do the job in efficient manner as paid help con Any kiwonis Club member who recalls thot or gonzotons recent streetobeIing project can be wit ness to thot fact
 Palmer must incorporate # we are to accomplish even tenth of the things thot hope for in the fu- ture True. it will cost sonething But if we were to be lett a nIon-doIor fortune in gold at Nome, wet have to dig up the plane fare to go after it. and there's not one among US who would think thot fare too high.
 The same is true of our municipal government Itl will cost US something, but the price will be insiqnifi- cant in comparison with what we hope to get in thel way of Federal funds for development.
 The way is simple. The groundwork hos been con- Pleted and even the legal work is partly behind us Al petition already is drawn up which will brnq about the incorporation of the city of Palmer Last springs mo- ton in Valley Chamber of Commerce meetnQ toE postpone action for sx-nonths period is longer in effect
 All it will take to begin the incorporation of Palm CT is motion at Chamber of Commerce meeting to remove t1ot petition from dry dock The Valley Chon ber's next meeting is on Wednesday, Jon l8 WhotI are waiting for?
Valley frontiersman., 1950-01-12
NOTICE

NOTICE FOR POWER OFF after office hours, Sundays and holidays. call either Vernon Fridley or Ralph Moore. Remember, of flee closes at noon on Satur- days. Matanuska Electric As sociation, Inc.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-01-12
Valley Frontiersman
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-23

OTIS Auto Ports
Murtin's Model Clothes Shop
Gambles, Logon Gookin
Kelly's Ideal Food Market
CeciIs Club
Gruhum-Stdunton Inc.
Mission Inn & Cofe
Gas Coop - Bill Frickle
Federated Store
Kqrl Johnson.C Co.
Hunks Standard Service
Bio Horn Implement Co.
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MTorshdIl-We Stores
Ozziets Conoco Service
Wolcott Agency Qns. & Reol E;stote)
Seitz Machinery Co., Inc.
Hotel Becker dnd Bdr
Hordin Meat Market
Hdrdin Bakery
Snoopy Food Mort
Gown Engineering. Billings
Eox Oil Co. - Fox Servicenter
Woodwdrd's
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-23

LuF ever Garage & Service
Big Horn Motor Co.
Eagle Lounge
Big Horn Drug Co.
BYlund's JewelrY
Roy Chambers Co.
Miles & Ulmer Co.
Holmes Plumbing & Heating
Stockmqn Bar & Cdfe
Hurdin Photo Service
Hurdin Auto Co.
SdwYer's
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-03-23

Big Horn County Stdte Bdnk
Barker Drug Co.
Hdrdin Hardware. Inc.
Coust-To-Codst Store
Hurdin Electric
Fischbdchis Cleaners
Jens Kdlberg
The Montund Power 20.
Fuber & Sdlveson
Triangle Motor Co.
Ricker's Drug
Schoen-Bowmdn. Inc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-20
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