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Moss Point Church
News
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EHunEM


CHURCH
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THE CHURCH or CHRIST

Paagouia Mississippi
Meets ln tie Union Hall cor.
uef u Defines avenue aHsd FRED
ezzE Street
lot am. Bible Glasses
100 am. Preaching and Com.
mHHaan
800 pm evening service
eHHE street eaeh SuuaHF
IT, puulHE : taIaIaIHH invited
j y EVANS
ManzEte
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KnEoLE METHODIST

heduie
@uua@g Sunday School. 1000
a AZ 7 Fl lSnEieT. supeFiHtsna
ent League Ieu 7 NJ
Worship Services ll09 A M
- 80 = 81
Aondas Nomeua Society Of
GhftstasH Service evegy other
Monday af the month
Wednesday Prayer meeting
7 40 p 81.
Res A. PAYNE
Pastor
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PROM 1870 10 1928 TIE Vatican
aas the prosperity q the iitaIlaH
government
The average distance ~ TIE
san sun from me esru Is - GOO
a80 mites
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QUE LAZY OF VIcrnRIrs

OUR LADY O. VICTORIES
Masses on SUNDAY. CO.. 800.
~ an
Maaaea pn weskaaya c b. 600
ans
Concessions 90 a8turanys 400.
Na TO 6am pm
Haly Hear on asandsy. : 50 pm
heNens on Tuesday. 2 - pm
Religious instruction eu sun
1sg - 8@ afzs Saturday e 80
ON
Class ln Religion iof High
aaal students 90 Slaaaay a.
en-
kaplsIus rs appointment
= 3 CARRY.
Pastor
J 7, MARTIN
AMastaHt Eastur
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AnsEmnIY or con

AAAA VI &00
COZ Horth Paseagoula street.
Phone 6a3
tsaHaas
1900 a NJ Sunday seheol a.
cse Is every aNsa Nr Ialcien
Hart. superintendent
1I04 4 NJ. Morning worship
service Sermon by tte pastor
CSC p AZ Chrieis Amlsasss
doris meet 4 service To- the
yealne people
- = IS EvanNeAssie saEpics
sermon By the pastor
Tuesday
$50 p n Cosiaes pusyes
meeting IN various homes IN the
citY
Mednssais
l00 A n Ladies easiaFs
prsgeF meeting
Thursday
50 T M Prayer meeslng 81
uht church
y steom4e 90 al services
KENNETH ERWIN
pssi0r
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n~ECRCARIZED CHURCH OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church achool - a ~ each
SUNDAY. j l. Barlow. supervisor
Logd supper i 4 Al FIRST
SUNDAY n each month
Al0a League Young people
n n essen SUNDAY
Evening service. 90 = =
each Sunday
N0ussn department meeting
81 every other Monday
MlosMeeH prayer service.
e8ch NaineedaN
kvsrsene cordially invited &
these GHrUleea
Elder 4 = BARNES
RasIaI
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chuRcn 81 10 NARAREn.

- South raseaEouia Street
Phone Eea -
sunday
IS . m SUNDAY school
100 q n morning worship
$50 3 m Ngang People sel
wee
$40 p N eysngeusUc service
Wednesday
500 p m. mid-week prayer
service
Friday
$50 p m. eottsge prayer meet
lng
= hearty welcome awaits yuu
= The Church 81 the NaEarens
REV l. $ POLK
Pastor.
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rAsr MOSS POINT sAPrlsT

sahe1uis II segvlrns
30 A IL SUNDAY school
1910 A ~ Morning sermon
- p - Training Union
30 = - -EvsRselishe Mes
sage
Tu0 r Of. Wednexdsy-Prsyer
nesting
The public n cordially invited
g. w0rahi1 With us
MONTH A DAVIS
Pastor
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UNITY nAprIsT CHURCH

baeou Easatae
saHAaaF
ibeN Q n. sunday school
Il - > M worship service
10 y n pFayer period Fred
ha1ksr isadt4
8lb ~ m worship service
Thursday
10 a. PRAYER service and
h1hls study TINS service b. cem-
taE a. mean much ia TIRE lives If
mann Won't gou JON as
J l. MORGAN
Pastor
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PasCauOula Church News

NCTIcE &c EIERGYREs AND CHURCH OFFICERS.
TIE ChN6aeieSlaf and Advertiser - asa4goua - heep.
ing standing on tha paRe unueE TIE heaa at Ihurrh ee~A
- can4p4ete ana correct directory 81 aN tne churchea ~ ouf
area. nafS Ot services aaeclai meettufa and ot1ef mattnr
81 interest 10 na church peaple To make thl4 directory com
.rlete Il IS Necessary thai SO Ret copy for changes - the
hnars - service n8t later than every "Wednesday afternoon.
SIS we Ntsh to- publish fhe directory - the Friday issue "
sur paper So please help ~ 81 keep the lass correct b. nena-
Tag IN your cop every weeE ~ wednesday afternoon IT
the latest
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Before lEs Haf sale = pastaHs
alamp to tourists ea . ntliFlna
business b. Vatican Cts
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Y

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BHno A n Morning worship
hae p M seseninN worship
HW = n "Wednesday msa
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aApTIsT CHURCH


iAsYou GsH9tte Community
Sunday School. 100 an
fAne Lander. superintendent
Morning Service. 100 am
second and fourth Sundays
Young Peoples Meeting Ts0a
am
evening Service, 10 pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
81 - pm.
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METnoDIsT
sHUHCH

sunday
l0.W 4 II Sun6av school
1880 4 n. morning worship
a. secona and fourth SUNDAYS
ESQ , n Methodist Xoulh
Fellowship
S = = Evening worship On
ees0nd ana fourth sundays
Auunas
$50 ? II. " S e S
$50 2 NJ Junior group meet
.ng
ESQ 2 NJ Young people E
aeliug
Wednesday
Toe + 3 PRAYER meeting
Rev y + INJURY
FszlaH
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ILL LuTMEnAN cHuNcA


1l8 S psseeslls 81
Fifteenth Sunday After Tfiniiy
Sanaa
Sos m sgHsSay setsaal AH0
NsNs classes Mihg G#umfl8f
0uQanist Lesson iopH
8fs 8uoiola paggNas4 e. Para
u m divine nervlees Miss
HGHfna Mslene 0fpanist Eplstle
Gal hza6 10 Gospel
hlau Is - sermon
blessed IRE 9hee Nuo -
nof In rte Year 90 ihe Lord
.HalF Communion eeleufa1ea
#M g. m4 CatsEHeneai n6tFuc
iion iN1 children Congregational
meeting IL the evening
W. 1Hekisy
> m Choir rehsafssi
Thursday
ms msHetlnE oi the We
M AsaTut
Thought ioE tns e Blessed
fhe man that heaefH ms
esf ng aaiif - my gahs visit.
s. ase posts q ms aa
HEN MELFDhD A. Y0NEEF
p@stus,
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North CnfaIla grows 70 per
cent af al the bright leaf tobacco
crop uronneea IA the United
States
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RI BoWDEE.
TAIRVIEW EAPTIeT cHuEcn

Market Street
Presiding eEeY secaaa sun
dag aac t0uTff sszuust - Ilro0
and 600 IN
aHzaz School every SUNDAY
lH8 en- George u ~
pEHHHaaslf
4 = Q meeting every Sunday
al - pm
Ray = HAMILTON.
Hasl1F
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EscATAWPA BAPTIST
CnUnCn

1000 A ~. Sunday school. II
+ Cropp. superintendent
tlD0 4 "a, morning woFsh 2
$50 Training Uuion, Mrs joe
Robinson. director
30 = 81 song service.
500 7 81, preaching
Monday. TOO p n W NJ S
Thursnay. tbs P M PRAYER
meeting
Y { WINDHAM.
Fasfu
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v~AncLEAvE BAPTIST


Vans Mississippi
MlsA
400 3 % Sunday sfhna p
Hef MN8nsg NuEd
&W5 m w0fafsp Nwiss
= So pHeAefana
We invite yoa - loin ~ H.
Ha&snE Hh 6 community eHee
feV Mf Mcbride Methodist Pas
80 nslDlaR O. make tnla pN
olf
J / MORGAN
Pastor
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hl ale ea9sae ~ eel
loving PES many HHaa 5zasH
1zaI faaHasa
IEe - naf = GzzualeT q -
80 mlIaz
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sEVEETH DAY
rnuHEn

lnaan hail Defines Avsaae
fa day.
@ \ % Sabbath seaaaI
= = M Morning WaazHsp
Al Hlsltoaa aaIeon1e H ex
tend l. u1e pahIle 3 hearty mel
iatlan g. come ana worship with
ls
+ 1. B0WDEE.
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or GOD

~ TIT IT @@I
5HW a N uudav school
.4a kagr0W superintendent
I3aH = NJ aud "a = ~
reaching serv4es every Sunday
tua Ny l. n. eaeh san
SOS Cecil Mcdonald teaaer
~ = M-Ftaver service each
fhtH aH
hes TOM BROWN.
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n aApTIRT cnURcH
Mnaa P0lnf

Preaching Sundays 81 II A NJ
$40 ( col 81
Sunday aehool at lna0 A n
Training Onion at 100 y ~
Mlameek Services "Wednesday
At 800 = II
you are cordially invited 20 al
tend
REV J + BROCK. Pastor
REF BILL BRAN
Associate Pastor
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cHuHcH or COL
last Moss Paint
Ices a M-Sunday school
joe BaEagW. superintendent
1870 a n and 50 y NJ
PneachlnE service every SUNDAY
$40 Y Nv l. r. each sun
DAY. Cecil Mcdonald. leader
ito p Prayer service
each Thursday
Rev. JOHN a STUBS.
Pastor.
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NAL Den
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, May 10
Fitting tribute was paid co
Mother in sermon and song.
The choir rendered as special
numbers, my Mothers Bible"
by Shirley CAIRO and Louise
Kelley; Mother Nine" Bar
bara Mason and Geraldine
Martin; ave Maria, Shirley
Hodges and Shirley Caro-. The
Rev. Howard Wetherbee, secre-
tary Of the American Baptist
Publication Society, was the
guest speaker in the evening.
He spoke ON racial conditions
as witnessed by him in the
South also in Haiti. Cut
flowers were given in memory
Of Mrs, F. L. Darlington by son
Matthew; ported plant in
memory Of Mrs. Mary Taylor by
the family; potted plants were
lent by Mrs. Maude Kelle; Mrs.
Counsellor, Mrs. o, S. Morrison,
Mrs. John Underwood, Miss
Ada Clay, Mrs. Rosa Carrick,
Mrs. Allen Hinton and Mr..
Peroni. Money was given by
End 1t. Alton and Mrs. Hinton.
- A special Offering was taken
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MIR. Hernlon Fowlkes Of Frank
lin Street has returned frorn a
two weeks visit to Philadelphia,
Pa, and Charlottesville, Va. He
was accompanied by his father
in-law, Mrs. William Hester of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hester is the
general manager Of the Proyi-
dent Beneficial Society of Phila,
Chester and Pittsburgh. Most Of
their time is spent on their ESQ
acre farm at Charlottesville
Junius D. Washington of 10
Green Street died at his home
May 7th, He was employed for
So years by the Springfield Gas
Light Company. He leaves his
wife, Mrs. Josephine Johnson
Washington. Rev, Herbert L,
wilkins of st. Johns Congrega-
tional church officiated at the
funeral and burial was in Oak
Grove cemetery.
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WEST MEDFORD

W. MEDFORD, Mass, May 10
christian Homes - Ameri-
cas- Fundamental Need" was
the subject Of the sermon
preached on Mothers Day by
Rev. j. Frederick Bailey,
pastor of the Shiloh Baptist
church. This sermon was in
deed in keeping with the times
with juvenile delinquency be-
coming such major problem
of the day. There were many
Of the soldier boys present in
Guiding Lieut.. Sinner Kountze,
Sgt. Arthur Lassiter and Pvt.
William Booker. Other visitors
included Mrs. Mildred Mason
Desmond and Mr.. Arthur FUR.
Mothers Day was observed by
the Sunday School. After d
short devotional and instruc-
ton period the departments
met together in the main aud
itorium to enjoy a short but
interesting program. Miss Mad
cline Digger, supt. of the Pri
mary and Junior Depts, and
Miss Marjorie Johnson read
poems. Miss lone Digger read
paper and Miss Doris Bowen
sang a solo. Mr.. Lena Walkers
class had the Target attendance
and offering; Mrs. George
Bailey's class had perfect at
tendance. Mrs. Valentine en-
rolled a new scholar in the
Beginners Dept. and there was
a visitor from Glastunboro,
Conn, Miss Anita Davis. - II
the regular teachers meeting
reports were made on the Mys-
tic Baptist Convention with
Mrs. Walker tudning in a pro-
fit from the dinners served.
Plans were discussed for Chill
dren's Day exercises to be held
on June 10, the taking of a
picture Of the entire Church
School probably on June 81,
and Promotion and Closing Day
on June 81. 1t was decided
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WOBURN
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST
Req. EdtpGrd D. CcCreary, JrY
Ianfnri,,, pnrfn,-

ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST
Req. EdtDGrd D. CcCreGry, Jr.,
Interim Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, May 10
Mothers Day services were
very impressive and well at
tended last Sunday in st.
Johns church. Rev. McCreary
preached a soul stirring SER
mon in the morning. Many out
of town visitors were present
at both services. Rev. Nc
Creary stated in his morning
sermon that many mothers
with small children should
stay at home and care for
them rather than work in o
plant with their children roam
ing the streets all hours Of the
night, - Next Sunday morning
Rev. Black Of Calvary Baptist
church, Haverhill, and Rev.
McCreary will exchange pulpitS.
Solos were rendered by MIS-.
Frances Moore of Boston and
Mr.. Albert White of this city
in the morning. The George A.
Campbell Post 101, American
Legion, Department of Massa-
chusetts, will present st.
Johns church with the United
States flag on Sunday evening,
Nav 80. A delegation from the
Legion will be present. At the
same time the Christian flag
will be presented. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Polhns and Mr.. Albert
White attended the Fellowship
meeting at Golden Hill Baptist
church this city. The Woburn
group assisted the minister in
the service. Mr.. White rendered
several vocal selections. Mr..
Pollins offered the invocation
and read the Scripture. MI.
William H. Scott took a few
photos of st. Johns officers
and members last Sunday for
the anniversary program. The
church school was held at
noon.
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that the church school will re-
open on September IL with a
Rally Day. There will also be
an observance Of Memorial
Day which falls on Sunday. -
There are some corrections to
be made. Rev. Laviscount, pas
tor of st. Marks Church in
Roxbury, will exchange pulpits
with Rev. J. Frederick Bailey,
pastor of Shiloh Baptist
church, this Sunday morning,
May 16. Miss lone Dugger'5
name was omitted from tollSe
to whom was extended the
Right Hand of Fellowship" on
May 2. - The Phyllis Wheatley
Lend a Hand Club, Mrs. Marion
Parham, president, will hold
its annual sermon at Shiloh
Baptist church ON May %, on
Sunday at 7:30 p m. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev.
Edward D. McCreary, Jr. On
the program will also appear
a group from Fort Devens
which will render musical
numbers. - The Mystic Bap-
fist Union, N. G. Williamson,
president, will convene at Shi-
lob this Sunday, May 16, at 8
p m. There will be many visi-
tors present from the Sunday
Schools of Greater Boston and
a very educational and inSpir-
ing program will be offered. Be
sure to come early if you want
a good seat. - Invitations are
out for the marriage of Edward
Digger to Miss Wertha Vivian
Reid, daughter og Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron T. Reid Of Dayton, Ohio.
The ceremony will take place
at 6 o'clock, on May q, at
Bethel Baptist church to be
followed by a reception In the
church parlors. We join with
the community in wishing this
happy couple a long and bliss
full married life. - Edward and
Edmund Christmas have been
selected as members Of the
First Choir of Grace Episcopal
church Of this city. Edmund
sings with the sopranos and
Edward sings alto. They are
the twin sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward B. Christmas of Lin
coin st. - Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Wesley Robinson of Lincoln
st are enjoying the visit Of
their daughter Bessie and
their granddaughter from Chi
cago. - Better lat than new
er" applies to the news of the
recent meet bowen Milford Hi
and Wincheser in which We're
starred Jim Sherwood and Ar
mon Furey, Jr, Young Furey
came second in his event but
set such a fast pace that the
finish was indeed spectacular.
With little more experience
this lad is going places" -
1t S your fault if your news
does. not appear in this col
umn. Just send it to Banks, Sc
Harvard ave, for free publica-
ton. Send by Monday.
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SPRINGFIELD
Rev. Dupree Dies
fContinued from Paae Onel

street until 1924 when they
bought the present site on
GrayS Ave. He was preparing
to celebrate his gath anniver-
sary as pastor of Mt. Calvary
this year. In 1884 with the aid
of local prominent citizens, he
established the Mt. Calvary
Community Association which
has cared for the social needs of
youth and adults in the North
End. He was prominently con-
nected with National and State
Baptist organizations and was
the first colored clergyman to
be elected president of the West
field Baptist convention. He
was instrumental in housing
and caring for many youths
from the South coming here in
pursuit Of employment. Under
his direction many young people
were trained for services in in
dustry through the NYA. The
colored population of this city
has lost an ardent supporter in
their cause and the whole COM
munity, a great civic force for
betterment.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Nora
Finch Dupree, a brother, Alonzo
Dupree, of Newark, N. j., four
nieces, Miss Pearley Reed, a
teacher at Spelman University,
Atlanta, Ga Mrs. Ef1e wilkins
of Mt. Vernon, N. z, Mrs. Mar
garet Proctor and Miss Martha
Brown both of this city, two
nephews, John Brown in the
Army and Theodore Brown of
this city. An aunt, Mrs. Isle
Dupree who made her home
here with, Rev. Dupree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Booker,
formerly of quincy Street are
now residing at IS Auburn
Street. They will be joined
shortly by Mrs. Bookers' parents
from Weirton, West VT and the
Bookers children, Willie, Lenard
and Odessa.-Roger Williams,
employed in milling division at
Springfield Armory, was the
only colored candidate on the
ballot for election to represent
employees in collected funds
from extra shop activities. He
ran sixth in line of eleven.
Three were Observation-Disclosures
Houston, chairman of the
NAACP membership drive start
ed the drive with a talk at the
Third Baptist church Center on
Walnut Street.-Mrs. Lowe Crit
fin of Quincy Street is reported
critically i'll at this writing.
Among local people attending
the Elks Ball at New Haven,
Conn, were: Messers Fred Gus
ley and Kenneth Jefferson and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warrenfl
-Sermonettes by five ministers
were included on the Mothers
Day program at the AME Zion
church on Vine Street of which
Rev. M. N. Ward is pastor. Rev.
E. P. Boyce of Amherst, and
Reverend's A. G.. Stovall, James
| A. Dodson, Paul Hill, c. H. Brew
err and Rev. Franklin were the
preachers. The choir from Holy
Temple church under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Beatrice Jackson,
rendered music and the soloistS
were: Mrs. Rachel Grant, Mrs.
Rachel Spence and Prof. Gary
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for the Flower Circle which SO
attractively adorned the pull
pit for Mothers Day, also on
other occasions. Captain
and Mrs. Hamilton D. Kelley
were worshippers at the
morning service also Private
Robert Moss from Fort Mey-
ers, Florida, Mrs. Arabella
Hinton, home for a few days
from Austin, Texas and the
recent bride and groom, M.
and Mrs. Alfred Gay Tanner)
Valentine, Jr. - Mr.. Morris
Hicks, guest speaker at the
Mems meeting Tuesday even
ing, spoke on Problems of
Church Financing" Miss
Beulah Corbin is assistant to
Miss Gertrude Talbot Of the
S. S. Beginners department. -
Mr.. Percy Simmons has been
elected assistant clerk of the
church. - Mrs. Lenora Cheek
represented the Missionary
Circle as a delegate to the
United Baptist Convention,
Deacons Taylor and Hodges
for the church and Mrs. Ruth
E. Day, for the Sunday School,
Rev. Clayton presided as vres-
ident of the convention which
convened at the twelfth Bap-
fist church, Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. ]. H. Dennis, Pastor

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. J. H. Dennis, Pastor
How pleased we are to see a
beautiful day, the earth dress
ed in foliage Of many colors.
The dreadful winter of hard
ships and world confusion
failed to stop Gods power in
Nature that still shows love
and care for humanity. May
we be more active than ever.
Will you visit Mt. Zion Sun
day, May 16, since we are
moving up each Sunday. Sun
day, May 9, many were out in
time and took in the Mothers
Day sermon, Home and
Heart" also the evening SER
mon, 1.-THE Rule of Life" This
Sunday, May 16, 10:45 a m,
theme, "Three Words" S. S.
and B. L. H. on time. At 8 p m
song service by Dr.. j. E. Jelt2
of Bethel Baptist church, Bos-
ton. Service begins at 7;45 p m
Solo by Mrs. M. L. Robertson,
Mothers Prayer" Mrs, Ruth
Barrow at the piano. Visitors,
F. D. Johnson, Co. L, 366th
Inf, Mr. Arthur Beachmen,
both of Fort Devens, Mrs
Thomas of Concord, B o, BoS-
ton, Mrs. Mary Allen is out
again. Come to Zion.