davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HALF AN HOUR SINGAPORE
Continued from poos nine

you win. Mr.. - the last time we
met, in Prague, it was MIR. Won
Neuheim. think" He sucked in his
breath again. politely. II congratu-
late you - and you, Madame" He
bowed to Mrs. Hildyard Madame
Olga Petrouska, remember You are
both very clever - and very lucky.
Whichever government benefits by
your skill will doubtless adequately
reward you" He sucked again. II
myself will be happy to give you a
recommendation to my superiors in
Toxic"
Brighthelmstone laughed.
Thanks. Hideyoto. very kind of
you" He chuckled. well - you all
know your lines - sudden jealous
quarrel. Mr.. Chin Lee. you will exer-
else your paternal authority over your
daughter No mention of photo
graphs" He glanced to the girl She
Evening star., 1939-01-08

one else comes. so that can know
the whole thing"
He dried her eyes on his own hand
kerchief. 1t was made of fine linen and
smelt family of shaving soap and eau
de CologHs She shut her eyes, leaning
against him. She thought: This is
youth returned. This is dream" She
told him the whole story.
But why in Heavens name did you
take it on? 1t wasn't your affair to
help run this ship. Oh. Lorna!'
Il couldn't help it. He looked like
you. The same chin. The same some
thing or other"
my silly darling. what are you
talking about?"
''He looked like you, so there was
precious little wouldn't have done for
him. was so miserable. leaving you.
and you hating me. Id have done
anything"
Toby looked at her for moment.
holding her at arms length. and now
his eyes were anything but cold. Then
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Drown Bye. Wolfe

out of my sight After this, there will be
no more nonsense, Lorna. After this.
things are going to be different. have
fiat in London, and a house in the
country. From now on you can expend
your unspeakable energies and un-
doubted abilities where they belong,
my girl. In the home 80"
He Strengthened his tie before the
mirror. He jutted out his chin, pre-
pared to face the world and all the
authorities thereof, and talk them into
the tomb if needs be-
She was saved She looked at his
chin, and knew she was saved. On
chins like his, Empires are founded.
But what" she asked later - con-
siderably later. when her nose was re-
powdered and she looked more like
herself - did the police want with
poor little Lady Harbinger?"
Toby said. Didn't you know?'
Tks End
Next week - Lady Ha1binge,'s Story
Evening star., 1939-01-08
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

he held her very close again. His voice
was dry and not quite steady: well,
let's be thankful, under those circum-
stances, that was all he asked of you"
he said. But why did you think |
hated you?"
"Oh, Toby. Don't you?" She stared
at him, no longer impregnable and al
mighty, but broken and Vulnerable. A
woman, alone and afraid, and ready to
cling.
"Of course you sometimes annoy me
like hell" said Toby. But never
hated you. It's hard on man when
woman is always right. We are but lit
tie children, weak, dear. We like the
limelight, too"
He kissed her. Not difidently. as
boy, but skillfully. like man of the
world.
But l never realized all you meant
to me until you we're not there to
annoy me any more. And l never
knew how fond had grown of you
till saw you here, crying just like
anyone else. Till knew the mess you
got yourself into the minute l let you
Evening star., 1939-01-08

stood at the big windows still kindling
her cigarette, the flame of the lighter
waving to and fro. her slim forearm
elegant.
She swung round, edgily hostile in
the smoke cloud from her young
painted lips For some of us. those
photographs have been very expen-
sive," she said. Certainly expensive
for me-"
The secret agent shrugged cynically.
"What would you, my dear? One
can't have victory entirely without
casualties"
Mrs. Hildyard spoke: AFTER the
police have been here, we go off
separately, Karl. Well meet later"
''Of course, Olga. I'll go down and
break the news now. A sensation for
the club" He moved toward the ele-
vator door. pressed the bell. For few
moments he stood waiting. Don't for
get, gentlemen" He smiled at the
Asiatics. Discretion is the better part
- the only part - for all of us" He
frowned as he waited while the
moments became minutes, shook his
head rehectively. puzzled in sudden
thought. You're teyond me, Olga.
Were YOU in love with that boy?"
Mrs. Hildyard's blond loveliness
betrayed no emotion, neither concern
nor her customary bewitching frivol-
ity. She did not even smile. There are
some things that even you do not
know, Karl. That is good"
The elevator arrived. The door slid
back In the elevator stood British
officer in tropic khaki, SIX ruThaned
and weaponed Sikhs behind him.
The officer hurtled into the room.
Miss Chin Lee spoke: ''Glad to see
you. Major. That gentleman" she
indicated the secret agent. has the
evidence to hang him in his pocket"
The officer barked an order, and a
couple of hurly Sikhs seized the erst-
while Mr. Rrighthelmstone. She went
up to the agent, powerless with arms
gripped behind his back. dived into
his inner breast pocket, and held out
the wallet. ''Here it IS, Major" She
smiled "And please arrest this lady
also. She is Russian. A spy" The
officer barked again. Golden-haired
Mrs. Hildyard stood white and silent
in the dark mems grip. Young Miss
Chin Lee continued: "As told you
yesterday. Major, it was very neces-
sary to deal with these two people. For
the sake of China - for the sake of
Young China"
The officer glanced around, saw the
bodies. But what's this s-?"
"Those, Major, are General
Hildyard - very gallant gentleman
- and his son, for whose death l am
innocently responsible. The meeting of
East and West is, as you know, some
times fatal"
The officer barked another order.
The elevator shot down, with one
Sikh in it. The other stood with his
rifle. impassive.
Gone for DOCTOR" jerked the
officer. 'Now who are these others?"
He scowled suspiciously.
My father and Japanese friend
of his, highly respected in Johore.
They saw what happened. So did
these people," She gestued to the
captive man and woman. General
Hildyard shot his son because Hugh
was in love with me- You see. am
only an Asiatic." She smiled. pecul-
iarly. Il loved Hugh terribly"
IL Ed
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MEN ARE UNKIND
Continued from poge eleven

request for her to help him. He had
never intended her to 60 to these
lengths.
"A fractured SKULL" said the Cap
tain, making a dumb offering of his
palms to Heaven. "He was a member
of the Secret Police. apparently. 1t
never pays to get mixed up in any,
thing like that. You'll be suspected of
being mixed up in some racket"
will they put me in Jail. do you
Think"
Lord knows. Lord knows. l must
wire home. of course"
"Oh. don't do that. Please don't do
that"
She had a sudden vision of Toby
getting the message Of Toby gloating.
hThere She has surpassed herself
at last" And how would that message
read? "Maladise committed murder
mid-Atlantic stop wire instructions.
1t sounded like that game they used
to play at school.
But must" said the Captain.
"What did the police want with
Lady Harbinger anyway" she asked.
nearer to tears than she had been for
years.
The Captain neither knew nor
cared. He had worries enough of his
own.
Nor was Lady Harbinger herself
helpful. Il didn't care about my
jewelry He could have had the lot.
anything rather than this. More
scandal and talk. More publicity 80"
Lady Harblnger. it seemed. hadn't
realized yet that this was no ordinary
thief
They got to the Nantucket light
ship. Then the fun began. Later.
the tower like buildings stood black
against the sky The Statue Of Liberty
toasted the new arrivals in a beaker
of something or other. Or was it an
ice cream cone? Miss Maladise was
aware that her knees had a tendency
to tremble She was so alone. Even the
Captain. who had been so friendly at
first. had turned against her when she
provided him with this disaster. And
Lady Harbinger no longer encouraged
visits, but looked at her with hostile
eyes.
''I'll have to get through it some
how, alone" said Lorna Maladise.
That is all you get for being too clever.
The air was loud with brazen. trium-
phant music. The band was playing
the landing tune. Now. through the
portfolio, Miss Maladise could see the
wharf. laden with people of all shapes
and sizes and colors and sorts. And
amongst them. standing in dark
knot together. little apart. she could
see, oddly savage and lantern-jawed,
the police of a strange land; it was
they she must now have dealings with.
Suddenly Miss Maladise did thing
she hadn't done for years. She threw
herself down on her bunk and dis
eolved into a food of tears. Dreadful
things whirled through her brain.
Prison cells. handouts. electric chairs.
newspaper paragraphs. and shame.
She was sobbing so wildly she never
heard the door open. "Well," said
voice drily. you have certainly sur
passed yourself this time. Lorna
All she could think of. at first, was
brain fever. She must have brain
fever, and be seeing things. For it was
Toby. Toby. immaculate in his usual
in-striped navy suit and Old Guards
tie. his iron gray hair curling a little
behind his ears but in control else
where. his usual carnation we'll and
tSlly laid in his button hole Toby. his
long obstinate chin looking longer and
more obstinate than ever. his slate
gray eyes cold as the sea when it blows
up for a storm She had left him in
England.
But she wasn't dreaming. There are
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TRADE sur s@rfi. wtsb T1Hs<s Ns1s
sas DARWIN . sAiST estA ~
Tsadf8s eng. rsil ss Th< fsaafgts
Ttass sffies fts sns tres slEssi
There 10 assays q god sfs0s ~ .
lsyBH HEfafi<x tbssfss - 70
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BEAUTY psfiN Win let oiAss equip
uiaut. Ia glowing pat u eitg
DDins nlte business ouyd fs4sya
Tor selling Wil sacrifice Ga
suninsss sIfx. .7.ls south T.eom.
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Unfurn. Houses Tor Rent

4-Roo. HOUSE, fruit garden bsF-
Tlss. free wood as0 Ysaf Inquire
jim Jobnsaus store. Mountain
highway p Euudson.
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e1ro ONE BIG CORD upl block
% ~ slab. for So: reads TO burn
Also green tie slab. o. 9. PR I14@.
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1907 MCKAY sToKER coAL-Car.
load shipments unloaded daily -
sizes). AABERG'S. BR $500, BIZ Zo4a
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OLD growth forest wood. IS 30 and
up. tic slab, eds, Slo .p pan
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Barten Lifetime New Washer s39 95
De Luxe Washer and free tubs So 95
Used Washers sl4 SO; Thor =. "a sc
HOMER KING. INC, 745 Market
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Stewart School District

9frNfsl 2NHR2l Lv1' ~
LARGE Twins rcon. Fireplace. ainins
room cabinet kitehen. tile drain
hozfds sNe large nsdreams and
modern bathroom. On scsand flecF
twn b0dfeoms, run daylight Nsss
r,ent garasr. Price - $50, terms
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No PROSPECT Newly painted
: rooms Of comfort. the hest
school district IN town. double
plumbing A fine investment
either as home or for rental
81 800. Easy terms. Evenings
call RR $3.50. James u. March
Co. 100 Commerce II. mr. sa7f.
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I'LL rnEM roo Saw 81 -
TIN 11A9oo
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FouR- noon loser suplfr Al s'ii-
BIZ 1890
TILL THyH You saw IT IN
thy IfkpN
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SPECIAL

S4.5O-BlG CORD
PITcHY BLOCK AND SLAB
BARNEY'S FUEL GA 1866
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T T1yp GRAND PIANOS
Used But Like New SIPS and s2e5
TED BROWN MUSIC. ll2l Broadway
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Main alaI for Miss Adiaker
Pets, Dogs, Birds, Etc.

BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred collie pups
Tallwood oas station. spRnaWay,
Mountain road.
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YOUR OLD RADIO AND s5 for Con-
sole radio in Iood condition. PR
2724-R
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w css BgII rouE nouy
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~ TOu have . h9nAs fog sale. cal
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Reel esists Wanted

VIZ HAVE BUYERS for hem1s sny
part - TafofHk ~ gleiaity Cash
'ef y0sR equity auirk saslen ssx
NJ Davis sttH y p Aahaffsy A.
Sons Tis Fldsiitg Md Bsia
sfbs
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NATIONAL cash register. rings
lc 10 81 90 Observation-Disclosures 2I 90
FLAT TOP walnut office desk. II so
SMALL. safe Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
1879 BROADWAY
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HAVE 6ltSsf fof 1ssa snG 0unsslg-
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KALSOMINE BRUSHES
FOR RENI-25e PER DAY
Cavanauqh Lumber Co.
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. o. Z room hoaas szoo. sasb. as
80, '. ts.~ 'Tsgp,ss,s .sstgA -
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Main S15l for Miss Adtaker
Miscellaneous Tor Sale

BEAUTIFUL lady's suit. ~ so. coat;
antique glassware settee. rocker.
cheap 800 SO. lin.
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CHuD's tricycle.. $500: mattress,
81 90. white Sewing machine,
SIS co. smoking cabinet. 80 90.
3il5 Sixth Avenue, apartment y,
after 90
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CASH for cav A. Joan scc'n Richard
VI ncCenn. sIo FIDELITY Ma 1873
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s.RoOM house. garage wcetshrf.
fruit trees. , lots. good home
Eve. CA ss7e.
n ". srFERs
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sxE TINS ropaN-Just one large
waterfront tract irft zine SANDY
beach Price 81 Hto terms I've
nins. call PR l2os
Gembefline-Melendy Co.
sii wash aids ma ssss
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MANS GRAY SUIT. size 40. good AS
new Half price. Broadway 1855
gll SO. Fawcett
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USED 81 20 s0-inch ola. sNAss 81
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RAos-Brlng them 20 ara 50 2zfd
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N,,n sin ses Mia ss,sk.r
Real Estate for Sale
TON DOWN

500 DOWN
LINCOLN HIGH s-room hanxs-
iow. paved street. ; bedrooms
hardwood ilccrs. beautiful AT
chen. nook. laundry trays. : iets
garage. ssTSe. SIS me. Ewes
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HI0HEsT cash prices paid on all I've
stock Phone NAN zb5s.
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IMMEDIATE DEL. on heavy pl. ends,
DIV on green slab core block and
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TRADE BUY SELL with Times want
Ads ALVA r HOPKINS s23 80
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office for one free ticket There
Is always good SHOW ~ John
Hamriek theater ~ 80
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LII ABNER

TILL THEn YoU SAW IT IN
THE TIMTE
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Wanted 10 Buy

WILL PAY CASH for used cash regis
ter Any condition. IIzs 4 ISth
Atin $50
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or sAfrms. 10 ~ 40 AcHEs. ssss
apartment hsooo. ksss 15nd
near rsngsn tad hsssss MA
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Watch Repairing
Washers
Wedding Announcements

INVITATIONS ~ Is per 100.
GrsFatone Press. Crystal Pal. AEt.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Banking Editor Stresses
Gain in Cooperation
BY Cambridge Associates.

BY Cambridge Associates.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-One thing
seems fairly certain and that is the
prospect of greater degree OF
friendly cooperation between Gov
ernment and business. This will not
of itself keep the wheels going
around but is probably more i'm
portant than any other one ele-
ment in the business picture, de-
clares William R. Kuhns, editor Of
Banking.
after the customary post-holiday
lull almost everybody expects fur
ther rise in general trade and indus
trial activity. OF course most peo-
pie were wrong about the outlook
in August, 1887, when things started
down and practically every one was
mistaken a year later just before
things started up.
"We have ample evidence that the
thing that everybody expects is not
necessarily what eventuates. New
ertheless listing of favorable fac
tors today overbalances list Of
those on the gloomy side. This Is
true only as far as the immediate
future is concerned.
1.-THE trend will probably be up
ward, although somewhat slowly and
arduously. because the habit Of cau-
ton and the viewpoint of timidity
acquired in recent years cannot be
easily eradicated."
Evening star., 1939-01-01

CONTINUED on Page D-s)
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Union Recovery Seen
Result Of Spending
Ry Cambridge Associates.


NEW YORK. Dec 31.-Higher lev
els of business are the logical eXpec-
tation for 1899. Subject to tempo
rary seasonal setbacks, the upward
trend which got under way in the
summer Of 1888 should be extended
next spring, declares Robert H.
Smith, vice president in charge of
advisory services, Poor's Publishing
Co.
Renewed Government spending
and lending constitute the chief rea-
son for anticipating these gains. It
was the announcement of this pro-
gram of increased Federal expen-
ditures last spring which probably
did more than anything else to halt
the 1878 depression.
"As large sums of money are spent
for agriculture, armament, power
plants, public works, railroad reha-
bilitation, slum clearance, etc, con-
sumner incomes are raised and busi-
ness volume generally is expanded.
A marked upturn follows quickly in
sales of automobiles, food, clothing,
furniture and similar products. This
amounts to an imitation recovery, or
picking ourselves up from the trough
Of depression by cur boot straps.
Even though Government expen-
ditures may be effective in stimu-
lating strade for considerable
length of time, this method of
spending our way into prosperity"
Is doomed to eventual failure. Such
a program does not encourage the
use of private capital for long-term
items, such as plant and equipment
1t serves only to pump more money
into consumers goods and services" :"
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Lead Stocks Reduced
Steadily During Year
BY Cambridge Associates.

ASSUCIHCeS.
Although a reduction of 9 points
in the price of lead, in New York,
to ATS cents was announced Decem-
ber 9 there was steady undertone
to the market in the closing weeks
of the year.
Stocks on hand were lower than
at any time within the past IL
months and deliveries were exceed
ing output according to recent
reports.
Some further price weakness may
be manifested In the near term, but
the intermediate outlook Is for In.
creases above the 1898 highs.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Government Pay Roll Huge

Government in the United States
requires over 100000 full-time off,
cials and employees.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

ACTIONS on N. Y. CURB EXCHANGE |
TOTAL STOCK SALES.
49,643,OOO shares
104, ,159,724 share

January l, 1888, to date 49643 900 shares
Year ago - Observation-Disclosures 104 9724 share
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Folowing is a table of trans
actions in stocks the New York Curb Market during
the 1888 1t gives yearly Sales price ranges and
net changes from the previous yea. stocks listed
prior to January 1923
Evening star., 1939-01-01

tStock marked the Curb Exchange. All
others dealt unlisted trading basis
dividends in the FOREGOING table are annual
Unless otherwise noted special extra dividends are not IN
cluded
dividend xREx.,ieh Also ext5a or ext5s dsk
g--Paid last year. hcash stock k-Accumulassd las DIV
rants. xw-Wihou warrants. war-Warrants.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-08
Supt, in charge.

Supt, in charge.
The Sunday school is asking
the full cooperation OF Parents
and Guardians to see THAT the
children go to Sunday school re-
gularly and On time, as the time
for The big Sunday school Picnic
is near at hand. All children's
names must be on the class
rolls TO get tickets for ice cream
at the picnic. SO you see it is
very important that they make
the classes.
Tire morning services were very
good.
DR.. j. A. Claybone was the
speaker for the morning. He took
his text from Rem. 10 chapter,
10 verse. His subject was "The
Heart and Brain DR.. Claybone
is one of the best prepared men
in the AME Church. He is an
officer of high standing in the
church board.
DIR. Adams is still not able to
take his regular place in his pull
pit, but is able to take part in
the services.
The sick of the church are: Sis
teris Louise S~trawther, Sister L. A.
Garden and Sister S. M. c. Baker
and Sister Addie Bivens.
We were glad to see Brother
w. e. Carter out again.
There will be a very important
meeting Tuesday July 18th. AT
this meeting some of the Trustees
will be elected. 1t should be the
duty of every church member to
attend this church conference
The Stewards and Stewardess,
VIII nave a rev Rally July llth
and Women's Day will be July
Both. The women will make this
a very interesting service.
We were glad to see so many
out if town visitors here for the
Elks Convention. Many of those
came to st. John for the morn
ing service.
The choir and some of the MEM
bership will go to Hillside next
Sunday to help Rev. j. S. Williams
in his anniversary Service at 5
p. M. Many other choirs of the
city will take part in these SER
vices.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-08
Of colored People here Tuesday,

of Colored People here Tuesday,
June 81, by Samuel B. Solomon,
who organized the Miami voters
in their historic action. Mr.. Solo
mon was among the speakers at
the opening meeting of the con-
ference held in the Mosque audi
torium here.
Nathan Straus, administrator
of the United States Housing Au-
thority told the conference about
new avenues of Government hous-
ing in the fields of slum clearance,
low-cost housing projects and the
relationship of these things to bet
ter health for all citizens of the
country as a whole.
Former Judge William H. Has
tie, who recently resigned his post
az federal judge for the Virgin
Islands, sounded the keynote of
the conference in a review of the
struggle for citizenship rights for
the Negro which the association
has prosecuted, during the past
thirty years.
The Omaha guide., 1939-07-08
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. H. Hilson, pastor
% and Decateur st.

The services were very good on
the hilltop Sunday with the Salem
Baptist Church, with Congress de-
legates and pastor back fresh and
bubbling over with inspiration. He
spoke out of his soul, both morn
ing and evening. The Sunday
school was we'll attended and both
Supt. Mr.. Rosebgagh and Mrs.
Lamberth, began giving out the
Congress information. The BYPU
was very lively, celebrating the
presidents completion of 10 years
of service. Mr.. Cooper who also
was a congress delegate. The
Salem Baptist Church is pleased
to announce the sending to the
Congress these delegates as well
as pastor and family and assistant
pastor, N. E. Ford and several
members of the church attending.
You are always welcome to attend
services at Salem.