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who admitted he went broke on gold"
 Net Tax Advocated
 The only equitable tax, Pilgrim op- ined when questioned by one of the Representatives, is one based on net profit.
 Howard Lyng of Nome, speaking not as a Representative but as a Second Division mining man. de- clared development of Seward Pen insula, the largest continuous min eralized area in the world, depended upon freedom from expensive res trictions upon the mining industry
 If the present tax were increased, he predicted, the majority of the dredges now working in the Nome region would have to cease opera tions. as they are working in low grade sand. Many valuable pieces of equipment would be stranded in the district if the mining is made less profitable, he said.
 Others who spoke briefly included Jack Dunn of Fairbanks, Represen- tatiye Wallace Porter of Haycock, Mrs. J. P. Dawes of Juneau, Carl Ashenbrenner of Berner's Bay and several others who did not give their names.
 H. L. Faulkner, in summing up the evenings testimony, said operators in general are opposed to the pre- sent three percent gross tax and would like to. see it reduced. but that he had advised all mining compan- ies to pay the tax.
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BIG SNOWSiIDE CL0sES THANE
 ROAD FOR DAY
Bureau of Public Roads Clears One Way Lane
 This Afternoon


 A snowslide on the Thane road today buried that thoroughfare under l2 feet of snow for a dis tance of about 150 feet. All traffic was suspended as the Bureau of Public Roads put a bulldozer and blow on the highway to clear away the slide.
 At o'clock this afternoon the workers had opened up one-Way traffic over the road and expected to have it cleared completely some time tomorrow.
 The slide occurred early this morning. It is about a mile from Juneau, just beyond the City gar bage dump.
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T Q D 4 Y
 in the SE W 4 TIE
Introduced


 Senate bill No. 48, by Roden by request, reimbursing pr. w. w. Council $500 for trip to Washing ton.
 Senate bill No. 49, by Roden, changing the date of the general election from the second Tuesday in September to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in October. Senate bill No. 50, by Roden, prohibiting officers of the Territory from appointing or employing rela- tives for Territorial jobs.
 Senate bill No. 51, by Roden, providing that all persons called and appearing for jury duty be paid $1, to be furnished by the party demanding the jury trial.
 Senate bill No. 52, by Roden, es- tablishing minimum wages and working conditions for women work
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Sullen seas and silent forests still retain the secret of the missing Ma rine Airways plane gone now for four days.
 Heavy fogs in the upper reaches have prevented any thorough search of the last remaining possibility of obtaining eveidence as to the where abouts of the pontoon ship which Sunday passed into seemingly empty void few moments after pilot Lon Cope had radioed that he was "op- posite Grand Island" approximately 10 minutes out of Juneau
 Additional context of his message, according to A. B. Hayes radio op- orator for Marine Airways, who re- turned last night on the cutter Haida was hitting strong Taku wind"
 Skiers Out
 A boat load of skiers left this morning to cover the section. Plan ming to spend at least three days in a complete reconnaissance of the area are Rod Darnell, Norman Ban field. Ernie Parsons, Lee Prescott, Buel Smelcer, Herman Acton, and Bert Caro in the gasboat North Light under Nels Lundin.
 The group is equipped with skis and snowshoes, and provisions for several days. They will concentrate on the Arden Point district, Doty's Cove, and Grand Island. And if pos sible scan the elevations which have yet remained impregnable behind curtains of fog.
 Gasboat Yakobi with Jay Williams, M L. Gray, Cliff Shearer, Chris Jorgenson, Ted Lehman, H. L. Me Kinney came back last night empty handed after battling almost impos- sible conditions on lower reaches of the Point Arden apron.
 The gasboat Wanderer still re- mains pn the scene and was viewed today blowing the waters on the sea- way crossroads off Grand Island.
 Cutter Haida came into port early last evening and Lieutenant Com mander R. O. Sarratt of the ship held conference here with Harry G. Watson The ship plans to act as tender for the six Navy bombers from Sitka if weather allows them to take to the air
 
 Alex Holden has been in the air most of the day seeking and search ing for some infinitemal indication of the presence of the lost ship. Simmons, Holden Out
 Shell Simmons made two hops to- day chasing rumors of lost wreckage His second trip with Jack Littlepage as observer proved the fallacy of a persistent report that wreckage was uncovered off Douglas Island. On the way out he passed Alex Holden pro ceeding in from long vigil oyer the area, his radio also had nothing new to report.
 Tony Schwamm landed his Waco at o.Io IillS afternoon With no news.
 Word eagerly awaited from all searchers offers no consolation to those anxious to hear indications ot hope or proof.
 Lost with the ship in addition to Pilot Cope are E. E Elk, John Chap peL, Earl Clifford, of Juneau, George Chamberlain of Anchorage, and Jack Lennon of Wrangell.
 Search Peaks Unable to locate one trace on the debris tossed shoreline, authorities here are now relying on the snow covered peaks of the sector to pro
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Rainfall Comes Close f0
 Setting Record

Rainfall in the z4 hours ending at II o'clock this forenoon was second heaviest in history for day in Feb ruary, according to the U. s. Wea- ther Bureau here.
 The precipita tion figure was 346 inches One February day in 1912 the rainfall was 3.90 inches.
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

pressure prevailed morning throughout the portion the North Pacific Ocean being the Bristol Bay the being inches Abnomaly high
 
 inches distance off the This general distribution attended precipitation of AL heavy fallen throughout Southeast Alaska nothward the William by 
 night the Alaska Railroad belt valleys colder Portland this York and Washington The Washington yesterday GA degrees and this 16 degrees above New York this than yesterday morning The yesterday m and continued of gale force at 8
 Juneau Feb 17sunrise, 7:29 sunset. 500 pm
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Hollywood Sights And Soands
3 sy sobbia coess

HOLLYWOOD Feb 16-Seeing Jackie Cooper Fred die Bartholomew together working The Spirit Culver" reminds of the ntertwning of their
 Freddie coming along Jackie passing They parted "The Devil Sissy looked like another Freddie. appearance who looking like that child Skippy, like a varsity center time nobody thought that work only Jackie-but sroutng Freddie wel-from oblivion.
 Boys and girls in their pass from the the Wesley Barry Peggy Montgomery moppets dap- peared, when old age crept up.
 But Messrs Jackie and Freddie host of others from obiyions George Social indirectly Durbn those girls youthful appeal did trick With indirectly with Bartholomew
 the spotlight focused youth problems since played Boy Streets year probably sOOooo . features for the coming year
 Barllolomews have been nearly ] steady Mero he played light
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PERCY'S

 juvenile stuffsuch upcoming AIs'but youth problems angle unites him with Spirit of Culver" another of the Indiana military academy Of the two Cooper pictures by hasn't been the victim of family wranging his earnings which be ended happily Freddie the recent . Court decision
 In the picture Henry Hull of the great character stars and due be the also Holly wood the light after Jesse Jaes played every thing from bearded Southern the only occasionally a worthy
 him work with young Jackie Cooper the of acting Not that Jacies bad but that Hull much beterand how close {. s1eooO0 do you think Hulrs earrings last year?
 There is something amusing in the forgets
 . Kay their balyhooed bnboards King Underworld" you in it.
 Once Dick Foran their big western star He's longer there The Roaring Road they Foran posters the lobby village hearebut they paint FoIans and substitute fictitious of the Noh"-bIlboards local theatre lobbytey billing neither Foran other cast (But maybe that kndnessD
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The Forest Service reported that only one acre out of every 159 in National Forests suffered any fire damage in 1888.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST during fire: six birdseye maple drawers for highboy and dresser. Phone Red 225,
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GUNNAR BLOMGREN TO ARRIVE

Gunnar Blomgren, well known Ju- neau boy, is passenger bound for Juneau on the Motorship North land. He has been attending school in Seattle.
 Empire Classified Ads for results.
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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER '
tBy the U. as. y eather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau s:sO Feb 16; Ram tognt Friday; souherly winds Weather Friday; moderate to fresh soufey winds strong trance Clarence Passage, Seymour Canal and
  southeast winds tonight Friday probably Dixon Entrance Cape Hinchinbrook
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NET TAX ON GOLD GIVEN
 BOOST HERE
Much Information on Min [ ing Industry Cleaned
 al Open Hearing

Continued from Page One)
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aIsigEs slsssG 5fs sgOsss' agssy 70.

Thui's luncheon time dt PERCY's. That big plote lunch served there daily for only forty cents is just the ticket 10 send you back to your work with q new zest lis at-
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Search Peaks

Unable to locate one trace on the debris tossed shoreline, authorities here are now relying on the snow covered peaks of the sector to pro-
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who admitted he went broke on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Presbyterian Church

Mrs Harold Blcdsoc WAS guest
speaker FOR tho Missionary Day
program ut St John Prcsbyteriar
church. last Sunday. She gave an
interesting tank on Home Mission
ny Work" in. which she chM-
lenged the missionaries OF to-day
and Of Detroit on what they arc de
ing to encourage the youth 10 make
higher marks in school, ana TO
conform to The general pattern in
appearance. in applying for work.
also TO conform IN social conduct
ard TO take an active part in civic
and national legislation. Mrs. Helen
Williams rendered lovely vocal
solo. Tho rest OF thc program wa
conducted by members Of the Mis-
sionary society.
Mrs. Emma Stewart was mistress
OF ceremonies Elder Elizabeth
Fort prayed. Elder Nellie Thomp-
son read the Scripture lcsson. Mrs.
Hattie Ewing. irst president. gave
the history Of ST. Johns Nilsson
airy society. Mrs. Olcan Long. The
president made timely remarks.
Mrs. Minnie jenkins. vice president.
introduced the speaker. and The
Rev. Henry Porter. the pastor
made the closing remarks.
The Usher board met Monday
evening with Mrs. Smith. nj $3.50
Hartford aVcnuc
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Church Workers Hear
Mrs. Bronson

The Metropolitan District asso-
citation held ar inspirational meet
ing Thursday, October &c. at
Metropolitan Baptist church, in this
city.
Two of the outstanding features
OF the meeting included an address
by Mrs. Edna u. Bronson, on, 1.-THE
Importance OF Training Youth in
Christian Education" and a paper
by Mrs Lee T. Clay. entitled "Thc
Need or Denominational Training
Among Youth"
Rev. Lee 7. Clay. newly-elected
moderator OF the Metropolitan dis
irict. expressed himself as being
greatly encouraged by the re-
Spouse and cooperation given BY
the ministers and the Womens
council.
Rev. \. G. Williams. rewly-eleci-
ed vice moderator, was host to the
meeting and spared no pains in
making all comfortable. Ladies OF
the church served very tasty
dinner.
Rev. J s. Williams. moderator
OF the Michigan district, and his
co-workcrs were present and pIedg-
ed their co-Operatior.
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November Will
Be Month Of
Many Activities

Second Baptist church. al Mon
roe avenue. viii celebrate the twen-
tt-rnth anniversary OF the pastor
ate OF fhc Rev Robert J.. Brady.
during tine month OF November.
SPECIAL services viii be held at
me church ouch sunday and on
aiEorenf DAYS OF the wook. Out
standing oni-of-tovn and local
speakers Viii participate on the
series ~ programs
sunday. NOV =. ROY u ]. Mo
Sell pastor Of Zion Baptist church.
DaliOr Ohio. will be he speaker
az Ae morning aud evening scrv-
ices ai Second Baptist The Lords
snppor VIII BE administered az 3
pm Dr Ar Thomas and lhe as
siNani pastor tho Rev Edward
Simmons viii ais take part on he
Anniversary program
The Rev Mr. Aias'ir Of Calvary
Baptist church. accompanied by his
choir conducted i pre-annivcrsary
~ciNite Wednesday. OCT. ~. Dr.
William " Peck. pastor % Bethel
ANE church assisted by his choir
and congregation officially opened
ih" anniversary program Nednes-
Ga4 NOV I
Thu schedule far The anniversary
program Viii appear weekly In the
Detroit Trihune
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Missionaries
To Give Program
AT Tabernacle
Doctor And Wife
Will Converse In
Native Tongue

DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Alalekcbu
natives OF Africa and returned
missionaries viii present a varied
program al Tabernacle Baptist
church. Glib Beechwocd ST.. Friday
evening. Nov 3. These oui standing
religious workers will lecture on
Africa sing and also speak in the
native tongue There Viii be- no adj
mission fee, but free will offer
ing Will be lifted
The cunccri given By The Junior
choir Friday evening, Oct n. was
a unique affair and attracted a
large audience Thi. was the young
peoples Initial program OF this
naure. The girls were lovely in
their formal apparel and an did
their parts exceptionally we'll
sunday. Oct. 20 was in charge Of
the Junior church The morning
message, however. was delivered
by the pastor. The Rev. r. II. Pitt
man who impaired very whole
some Instructions ard information
to The older as well as The young
folk Of tho audience
Tho Committee 90 Twelve spon-
sors Of the churchs two puhlica-
lions. held an interesting meeting
Monday evening at the church
One new member was accepted
IN the person OF y, r. Cnrfy
Deacon John Baker Is president
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Clinton Chapel AME
Zion Church

Tho morning sermon Sunday
was preached by the Rev Emma
Peterson. OF Colchester. Carada
She spoke from Kings.
Al 3 .. m. text was. Let your
light so shine before men that they
may sec your good works"
The following ministers preached
at the church recently: The Rev.
NJ. II. Parrish. the Rev. d. Bald
win. the Rev. W f. Morton and the
Rev u. r. Purdue.
\ special program will be given
by the Stcwardess board. Sunday
November .. at p. NJ.
The pastor has beer Ill., but Is
now Commissioning and hopes soon
to he IN and about.
Mrs Ella Wilson. 1910 JOS. Cam
pan. was called 10 Birmingham.
Ala. recently. by the death Of her
broiher-in-law. She viii return
here sunday.
J. II Johnson was q delegate 10
the District conference in Toledo.
Ohio. which met recently
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Pilgrim Baptist

The Sunday School was well at
tended last Sunday. The lesson was
reviewed by Mr.. Whitby. At the IL
a. m. service the pastor. the Rev.
j. +. Hendricks preached an in
spring sermon from the subject.
"Watchmar what Of the night"
At the afternoon service the
Metropolitan Baptist church from
Port Huron worshipped at Pill
grim church. Tue Anniversary SER
mon was delivered by the Rev L.
G.. Collins. pastor. One worker
building for another" was the sub
iect discussed. A reading was Civ
en- by Fred Hamilton: instrument
tai solo. by Chas. VIM. IInsklns:
Bible reading. Deacon ]. ID. Moore.
vocal solo. David Smith. Visitors
were l.. W. Burnett and the Rev
r. ]. Williams.
Mrs. George T.. Collier Is church
reDorter
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United Christian

\ very interesting message on
The lndefeaied Christ was de-
livercd by the pastor. the Rev X.
!. Jordan, AT tho United Christian
church. 1851 Thirtio'h street sun
day morning. Oct. %. The absence
OF the chorister. Prof. Calhoun.
was regrettablc. and II Is hoped
that he will be present next sur
day
The rally continues. close
checkup will insure no ono being
overlooked. In the Help Needed
column IS the Christian Endeavor
and the Wednesday night prayer
meeting also the Sunday morning
Bible class All members &c urged
to attend these meetings.
The regular order OF service will
be carried out Sunday. Nov. ..
T. n. Rouse Is church reporter
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Church OF Our Father Observes Its
First Women's Day Program Sunday

The Church OF Our Father. 1868
Madison street. celebrated its first
"Womar's Day" in the history Of
the church last Sunday. All activ-
ties were In charge OF tho women
Of the church. Mrs. johnson deliy-
cred constructive and inspiring
address at the IL a. m. service on
the subject. THE woman's plan H.
the Kingdoms program" AT the
close Of the message four were adj
ded TO the church and several came
TO the altar asking for prayer.
The BYPU was conducted by the
girls OF the union. who rendered
an interesting program. At the
close OF the day the message was
given by Mrs. Flora G. Malekehu.
a returned missionary from Africa.
The speaker gave very fine re-
port OF the work that has been done
In this field OF labor. An extra Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
When Poisons Slow
X Id N E Y S
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out
For 35 Cents

Go % your druggist today and ect
this safe. swift and harmless diure-
tic and sfimulant - ask for Gold
Medal Haarlem oil Capsules and
starr al once to flush Kidneys ~
waste matter saturated with acids
and poiscns.
That's quick and effective way
70 help bring about more healthy
kidney activity and relieve that
bladder irritation with its scanty
passage with smarling and burning
az well as restless nights
Remember The Kidneys often
need flushing as well az the bowels
and some symptoms OF kidney
weakness may be: getting up often
during the night - puffy eyes -
scckache--shifting pains.
But he sure and get G o L d
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules -
the original and genulne--rieht
from Harlem IN Holland he
price Il small ,s5 ceats). the good
results will fulfill your exprcia-
lions. Adv.
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King Solomon Baptist

An excellent musical program
was rendered at the morning serv-
ices Of King Solomon Baptist
church Sunday. Oct. 20. The SEN
Tor choir, accompanied by Miss
VILLA Mae Hairstor, WAS in charge
Of the music.
The Rev. T. L. Iiilson. pastor.
preached an inspiring sermon on
the subject. Wounded In His
Friends House" text. Zach. 7:13.
Al . pm. the quartet celebrated
It's ninth anniversary
Pastor IIilsor spoke at 1880 pm.
on the theme. we Need Compan-
ion text. Rev. 10.
The Rev. Mr.. Bruce OF Oivet
Baptist church will be guest speak
or next Sunday Nov 2.
Mrs. OphelIa Dorsey was called 10
Alabama last week because OF the
death OF her grandmother.
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Christian Science

Adam and Fallen Man" will he
the subject of the Lesson sermon
IT, all christian Science Churches
throughout the world on sunday.
November ;. 1903
The Golden Text lEphesians
$40 Is Awake thou that sleep
est. and arise from the dead. and
Christ shall give thee light"
Among the Bible citations is This
pa ssage (Romans SiGl The
Spirit Itself heareth witness With
our spirit. that We are Che children
~ God
Corrpla,iye passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, "Scierce and Health VITA
Kew to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 1851 "Morials have q very I'M
perfect sense VI The spiritual man
and n the innnic range of his
ihoueht To him belongs eternal
Life"
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Rev. Bronson
breaches At
St. James
Gods Farm Hand
Subject of Fine
Discourse

Services at st. James Baptist
last Sunday were in charge of the
assistant pastor. the Rev. ]. A.
Gibson.
The Rev. II. ID. Bronson, dean OF
the Michigan Baptist Theological
seminary, preached from the text
john I'll. "Ye must work the
works of Him who sent you, for the
night cometh when no man
workelh.' The subject was. Cod
Farm Hand" After the preaching
service, the Rev. W. {. Barnette
was married to Miss Emma Tay-
Tor. The Rev Mr.. Bronson officiat-
ed. The bride came in on the arm
OF her cousin. Mr.. Dickersor. Mrs.
Fannie German was bridesmaid.
The Rev. j. A. Gibson, best man.
AT , p. m. st. James church as
sisted at the cornerstone ceremon-
les for MI. Zion Baptist church. The
Rev. j. a. Mastin, OF Calvary
church, delivered The sermon. DR..
Sweet gave ar address on Build
ing Queen Veshti and King Solo
mon fraternity lodge headed hy
Mrs. Fannie johnson and Mr.. Ford.
grand natron ard grand master.
respectively, rendered the pro-
gram and laid the cornerstone.
AT 1;i5, the Rev. Mr.. Bronson
preached from the text, eye are the
salt The collection was Sl75.
Monday the 81. James Missionary
society gave a birthday party for
lheir president. Speakers were /:
Mrs Matte G. Anderson and DR..
Mackabn.
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Novena To H o n o r
B d M a rtin
BY }. Ways

ny Js MY
The three hundredth anniversary
Of the Blessed Martin PORES. lay
brother OF the Dominican Order
viii be- commemoratcd IN the No
vcna at the Church of the Domi-
uican Fathers. Warren and Trum-
hull avenues, beginning Wednes-
day. November s. and continuing
to Thursday. November lG
Exercises will be held each day
az ls:l5 pm. and 7i5 pm. by tho
Rev Richard +. Bailey. o. T.. and
by The Rev Edward /. Hughes. o
i.
When Brother Martin De PORES
died on November 3. 1899, in Lima
Peru his passing was mourncd by
thousands in that great metropol-
Is The Inhabitants Of that section
OF the world had lost one of their
best friends and bencfaciors. for
Brother Martin had hefriendcd the
poor. the sick and the homeless,
oven TO miraculous deeds. follow
ing tho example Of Christ.
This humble Negro Dominican
brother was also the counselor OF
princes ana prclaics and the civil
rulers Of Lima and Peru.
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Gospel Choral Union
BY Robbie Blackman

The writer had the pleasure OF
worshipping sunday at ii a. M.
and ) p. m. with the Michigan
Baptist Builders association, which
met at Union Baptist church. River
Rouge. AT the morning hour, the
Rev. j. ID. Davis. OF Ecorsc. preach
ed on the subject. THE Kingdom
OF God" one was added TO the
church. At 3 D. m. the service was
in charge OF the Missionary group.
The Rev. q. l.. Robertson, OF Ypsi-
lanti, preached, subject. being
Yourself . Two were added To The
church and one convert.
The Union Baptist Missionary
society raised $40. The attendance
was large.
The Michigan Gospel Choral M
ion did not meet last week be-
cause the headquarters Is being
remodeled. The schedule OF re-
hcarsals will be published in the
paper later.
Last weeks program by The
Michigan Gospel Travellers was
quite successful.
Mrs. G. l.. Williams. national and
state usher member. has very
sick husband at Trinity hospital
Mrs. Flora Hunter has just re-
turned home from Trinity hospital.
Mrs. Davis. president Of choir
was recently presented with a
splendid Bible and candy jar. as
a token Of appreciation.
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New Mt. Moriah

The Rev f A. william delivered
he morning MESSAGE Dr the sub
icci "A Defender OF tho Cypress
cd People"
The f'ifteen-Ycar-Oid Rcv r.
Holly now mcmhc ~ Nl Mo-
filh. spoke 90 the -ubicct ION &c
Dry Bones
Thursday evening Nov the
pastor and CONGREGATION Will wor-
snip 10 Hartford Bapiis' church ~
which The Rev G. A. Hin Is na~iof
The pastor. he Rev Ny Murry.
Will speak Sunday. NOV ur ilc
subject Shadows Are DANCE ous
Things text. Daniel 5e7
Members and friends \ Mi Mo-
riah express their sympathy iO me
family II ihc late J p Rainey who
passed away recently