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La gaceta., 1943-02-16

Estas palabras del exemba-
iador en- Russia, Mr.. joseph S,
Davies, merecen ser leidas y
repetidas por todos los hon.
bres que saben apreciar ell
magnifico esfuerzo de la u
MON Soviet en- pro de la victo
ria V de la libertad de los opri
midos por ell nazi-fascismo:
centre todas las Naciones u
midas no Sc e~ncontrara nadie
mas decidido en- ell esfuerzo de
proyectar, mantener y prote-
ger la noble y grande empire
sa de establecer un mundo pa
cffico Y decente despues de la
guerra, que ell gran pueblo de
la Union Soviet. Vital Sc que Ell
pueblo Soviet trate de enten-
derse V confie en- nosotros CO.
mo nosotros debemos confiar
en- ellos."
Es muy inteligente y gene
rosa la labor Que en- estos dias
realiza, en- favor de un since
70 y profundo entendim;ento
de Russia y Estados Unidos, Ell
exembajador Davies.
Y Mr.. Davies es un mlllona-
rio. 10 que da mayor impor-
tancia a sus palabras en- este
pals donde todavfa hay sena-
dores v representatives, igno-
rantes O NAL intencionados.
que frecuentemente aluden de
manera despctiva al gobierno
del pueblo russo.
Simpatizar con Russia no sig
nifica aceptar las ideas comu-
n~istas; pero tampoco es per-
tinente mortificar, como sc
hace por AGA Y afortunadamen
te por unos pocos, a nuestro'
aIiado3 los comunistas rusos.
En- la Union Soviet goblerna
ell partido Comunista y aqui.
en- Fstados Unidos, el partidc
Democratico.
Nosotros somos democrati.
COS; pero seuttmOs sl mayOl
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
vENTA DE PRnPIEDADES

West Tampa Realty Co. a
Paul Vazquez; Belle Walker a
Harry T. Acorn; Antonio Bat
taqlia a Nick F~elicione; Eula'
aia Mcdowell a Noodle May
La gaceta., 1943-02-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ninos desventurados = Invitacion para buenos
amigos. - Ell d~iplomatico que comprende a Ru'
sia. -Realidad y accion.

respeto por I'm partido politi-
co que ha sabido crear un e.
j6rcito como ell que ACADIA de
entrar en- Rostov, luego de sal
var a Stalingrado, recuperar
a Kursk, Velikiye Luki y otras
importantes pOsiciones estra
tegicas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-16

La sociedad Circulo Cuba
no, por medic de su preslden-
tie, Paquito Garcia, lie manda-
"a. una invitaci6n, para que a
sistan al bale del domingo en-
la Casa Guiana, a los oflcIa-
les y marineros rusos que Sc
encuentran en- Tampa.
Els una ~cortesia que prueba
como Sc admira en- esta ciudad
del tabaco a los her6icos soil
dados del Ejercito Rojo y a
los valientes marinos de la Es-
cuadra Roja.
La sociedad Circulo Cuba
no no tiene matfz politico; Pc
70 cada cubano sabe apreciar
ell heroismo del pueblo ruso y
su aportaci6n a la lucha por
la redenci6n de los pueblos a.
gredidos e invadidos.
The sub., 1943-03-11
PAGE-SCULLY NUPTIALS HELD

The home of MT. and Mrs. liar ry G. Page of 36 Deane street, Groton, was the scene of pretty wedding Saturday night, Febru ary 20, at ' o'clock, when their daughter, Evelyn I. Page, became the bride of George R. Scully, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Scully of 26 Hynes avenue, Groton. The double ring ceremony was per- formed by the brides uncle, the Rev. Elmer c. Page, assistant pastor of the Methodist church in New London.
 MT. Scully is a member of the sheet metal department.
The sub., 1943-03-11
Doreen Springer Weeds Corp. Keeth

At the home of the Rev. Oliver w. Bell, pastor of the Methodist church in New London, on Fri day, February 18th, Miss Doreen M. Springer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gary Springer of Athol, Massachusetts, became the bride of Corp. Joseph Lee Keeth of Missouri.
 She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Airline Hiding of Groton.
 Andrew Hiding, jr., brother-in- law of the bride, was best man.
 Following the ceremony, re- ception was held at Shippers Dock in New London for the inn mediate families and later the couple left for wedding trip to New York City.
 Mrs. Keeth is employed in the paymaster's office at E. B. Cor poral Keeth is stationed at Fort H. G. Wright.
The sub., 1943-03-11
Pay Department Hostesses for Recent Brides

The pay department girls were recent hostesses at dinner par ty at Shippers Dock in New Lon don for three of their members who recently became brides.
 The guests of honor were Miss Lilybell Risley, who became Mrs. John Kamercia at a very large and pretty wedding on January 10th, Miss Geraldine Sylvia, who became Mrs. Harry A. R. Peter son at very lovely wedding at Stonington on January 23rd, and Miss Doreen Springer who said her I dos to Joseph Lee Keeth on February 18th.
 All three bridegrooms are mem- bers of the armed forces.
The sub., 1943-03-11
FRANK DARLING TAKES A BRIDE

Miss Edith Elizabeth Swanson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ern- est w. Swanson, of g Clement street, Waterford, and William F. Darling, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Darling of 148 Willetts avenue, New London, were unit ed in marriage on Saturday af- ternoon, February 20 at o'clock, at single ring ceremony per- formed at the home of the brides parents by the Rev: A. J. Ogren, pastor of the Swedish Congrega- tional church.
 MT. Darling is an inside ma chinist at E. B.
The sub., 1943-03-11
Kite Almost Gets WdtChrnan in Dutch

Who was it said, "go fly kite" We'll, here's a man who was ask ed if he didn't have enough to do without flying one. The string from a runaway kite flying over the drydock the other day look ed as though it came from the window of the small guard house which is situated at the extreme north end of the yard and which is situated at the extreme north end of the yard and which was occupied by Watchman Bill Tuck CT. In reality the string contin- ued we'll on beyond the E. B. Co.'S fence.
 Kites aren't the only things that carry tails" move and quickly, by shoe leather ex- press" and things are not always what they seem to be, eh, Bill?
The sub., 1943-03-11
Engagements

MT. and Mrs. George D. Adam son of 20 Virginia avenue, Gro ton, recently announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Berge, to Lawrence s. Hayes, son of MT. and Mrs. Stephen Hayes of 80 Morgan street.
 Mrs. Berge and MT. Hayes are employed at the Victory yard at E. B.
 MT. and Mrs. Albin Johnson of B Park avenue, Groton, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Edythe, to Arthur D. Travers, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur D. Travers, Sr, of 592 Bank street.
 MT. Travers is a pipeftter at E. B.
The sub., 1943-03-11
Julia Turano Weeds Jordan LaPietra
 In Westerly Mar. 6

At very pr2tty~ wedding on Saturday, March 6, 1943, Miss Julia Tucano of Westerly became the bride of Jordan LaPietra, also Of Westerly and employed in the main yard sheet metal shop.
 The wedding took place in the Immaculate Conception Church in Westerly, with a reception follow ing in the Knickerbocker Cafe
 Guests attended from Westerly, New London, Groton, Providence, New York and Boston.
 Mrs. LaPietra has been employ ed as an inspector at G. c. Moore Co.,, and MT. LaPietra, who is a former member of the Diesels' baseball team, has been at the boat company for about six years.
 After a short wedding trip to New York, the couple are now re- siding in their newly furnished apartment in Westerly.
 The members of the tin shop join in wishing the newly mar ried couple the best of luck and happiness.
The sub., 1943-03-11
100 Guests Attend Testimonial for Raymond Facchini

On Thursday night, February 25, a testimonial dinner was giv- en in honor of Raymond (Ray) Facchini of the North Fahricat- ing shop at Fife and Mondo's in Waterford. About 100 guests at- tended.
 After enjoying chicken din- ner, postmaster Thomas B. Dor sey, jr., introduced several speak CTS. and following their remarks, Ray was presented gift of money from his friends.
 "Yes, my fiance takes me to the museum every Saturday"
 Really, what is he studying"
 Economy"
The sub., 1943-03-11

A shivering citizen sent the fol- lowing letter to MT. Harold Ickes, Please send me some peat bog, there is no fuel like an old fuel"
The sub., 1943-03-11

Who is the young lady in the Victory Yard who calls certain office in the main building and says, "this is your little bo-peep."
The sub., 1943-03-11
PERSONAL

Whats the story, Bill Spader, about calling a local druggist to get all the dope Suppose I call 322 and get some that isn't bottled.
The sub., 1943-03-11
Appointed Lieut.. In State Guard

Private Lawrence D. Sullivan of Go. c, military police battalion of the Connecticut State Guard, and employed at the Electric Boat Co., having been found qualified by an examining board, has bee ap- pointed second lieutenant of infantry and assigned to Co. c, according to special orders an- nounced last week by the adju- tant generals office.
The sub., 1943-03-11
Marjorie Miller Leaves EBCo for Gov'+ Position

Mrs. Marjorie Miller of New London, former member of the secretarial staff in the main office severed her connections with E. B. and has accepted the position of secretary to the Deputy Area Director of the War Manpower Commission in the New London office.
 Lots of luck, Marjorie.
The sub., 1943-03-11
MoHie Wogner Norman Turgeon Nup+ioIs Held

Miss Mollie L. Wagner, daugh- ter of Mrs. Esther c. Wagner Of Long Hill road, Groton, and Nor man Turgeon of Division street, Groton, son of MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Turgeon of Fall River, Mas sachusetts, were married in the rectory of the Sacred Heart church in Groton on Saturday, February 27 at g a. m. The Rev. Raymond J. Clabby, pastor of the church officiated at the double ring ceremony.
 Miss Lorraine Turgeon, sister of the bridegroom was maid of honor and Robert M. Wagner, brother of the bride was the best man.
 A reception for relatives and friends followed the ceremony at the brides home.
 Upon completion of wedding trip to Boston, MT. and Mrs. Tur- geon will make their home at 70 Warner street.
 Mrs. Turgeon is employed as a clerk in the office of the manager of outside production at B. B. MT. Turgeon is an outside machinist at the Victory Yard.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

ship Of liberty seem worse to them
than the abasements of slavery.
One of the worlds wonder tales
is the story of how Jehovah led
His people out of Egypt, dry shod
through the Red Sea, where they
saw the discomforture of Pharaoh S
host. 1t is all high drama. One
would suppose that the lesson had
been so deeply engraved upon the
minds of the Hebrews that they
would never forget it. They had a
leader and defender mightier than
all the hosts of Egypt.
This is the central truth of life.
1t sustains nations chow otherwise
would Great Britain have come
through her days of trial?) and it
sustains individuals God cares.
God leads. God provides. My own
earliest memories are of my mother
singing, as she went about her
household tasks, her favorite hymn,
He Leadeth Me" A clear con-
sciousness of Gods guidance makes
for serenity and efficiency in life.
We are not oarless sailors or motor
less marines adrift on the sea of
events. We have a trustworthy cap
tain of the wheel of our little craft
This is the applied main idea of our
lesson.
Into the Desert.
Not along the we'll travelled high
way by the Mediterranean we're the
Israelites led: That way would incur
war with the powerful Philistines:
and the exiles were not yet an army
fit for fighting. So the pillar of fire
Evening star., 1943-08-07
The Gift Of a Destiny
70 Be Dr.. Tabor's Topic

THE Gift of a Destiny" will be
the topic of the Rev. L. Ralph Ia
Dor tomorrow at Luther Place
Church. A service honor scroll will
be dedicated to the l02 men and
women who have left the congre-
cation for the service of the coun-
try.
"A Question Box" program will
be held at 1880 pm. with the pastor
presiding. Persons having ques-
tions concerning personal or social
Implications of the Christian faith
are requested to write them and
hand them to the pastor after the
morning service or bring them to
the meeting
DIR. S. White Rhyme, executive
secretary of the parish and church
school board of the ULCA, will be
the guest speaker at the Sunday
school board meeting at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
DR.. {. |. SeashoIes
OF Dayton 10 Preach
AT First Baptist

DR.. Charles L. Seasholes, pastor of
Ohio, will preach at 9:45 and II
am. tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church on Don't Lose Hope" His
subject at 8 pm. will be "Instru-
ment or agent"
The church will hold a vacation
Bible school from August to 20.
Children of to IA are invited. Each
session begins at $50 am. and
closes at noon.
The Bible discussion groups will
meet with Howard Rees at pm.
Monday.
Prayer service will be held
Wednesday evening with the Young
Peoples Union in charge.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

by night and the pillar OF cloud by
day guided them by a circuitous
route into and through the desert.
At first thev seemed to have entered
a cul de sac, between the mountains
and the Red SEA; and the pursuing
hosts of Egypt eXulted. That situa-
tion was solved by the strong east
wind, which opened passage
through the waters.
Scholars disagree as to the exact
spot of the crossing. 1t is bootless to
discuss the point; the miracle itself
is the marvel and the demonstra-
ton of the extremes to which God S
providences may go. So also with
the sites of the Sinai encampments: ::
there are various ''identifications" of
the route. Enough to know that the
Israelites were led into the stony
wilderness of Sinai, an inhospitable
land that awes every traveller who
adventures it. Some scholars have
lost their lives therein. On the occa-
sions when traversed the peninsula
it was comparatively safe.
In the first flush of their deliver
ance, the Hebrews were jubilant. It
is easy to praise God in the hour
of success. Songs would soon be sue
ceeded by complainings. For the
moment paens of victory rang
through the camp. Moses led in a
great psalm. improvised, as is still
the usage of the Arabs. His sister Mir
lam, shaking a timbrel like a Saliva
ton Army lassie with tambourine,
led the women in the exultation:
Sing ye to Jehovah, for He hath
triumphed gloriously;
The horse and his rider hath He
thrown into the Sea"
1t was all like the celebra tions of
Armistice Day, after the first World
War. The people let themselves GO,
in delirious expressions of their
pent-up feelings.
Such again will be the :umult of
rejoicing when this war has ended
in unconditional surrender.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

topic will be Hands That Work for
Christ"
Miss Mary Hinegardner will be
the guest teacher of the Good Will
Bible Glass OF Eastern Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
The Calvary Mems Bible Glass Of
Calvary Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow morning by Edwin
Dice. Richard Evans will read the
lesson and w. Elwood Baker will
preside.
DR.. Charles E. Resser, president of
the District of Columbia Sunday
School Association; chairman
Teachers Committee, Organized
Bible Class Association, will teach
the Covenant Summer Bible Glass
Of the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
The Yaden Bible Glass of Pet
worth Baptist Church is celebrating
Jimmy Rodgers Day" tomorrow.
The Rev. J. P. Rodgers will deliver
the address.
The Harrison Bible Glass of Con-
g1ess Street Methodist Church will
be taught tomorrow by Clyde L.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Indianapolis Pastor
To Be Guest al
Foundry Methodist

The Rev. A. P. Wilson OF Indian.
apolis, Ind, will be the guest preach-
er at Foundry Methodist Church to-
morrow morning and evening and
also on August Is. For several years
he was pastor of the Columbia
Heights Christian Church In this
city. His subject at IL am. will be
Unconditional Surrender" and at 8
pm. Just Being Good"
Two study groups are provided
Tor young people and adults at s:45
am. The associate minister, the Rev.
Richard w. Buckingham, will teach
the group studying DR.. Harry En-
erson Fosdick's book, "On Being a
Real Person." and r. P. Green win
lead the group engaged In the study
OF Albert e. Barnett's book, "Under-
standing the Parallels Of Our Lord.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

Garrett. William N. Payne, Jr., first
vice president. will preside; Charles
w. johnson will have charge OF the
lesson and the Rev. Dorsey X
Sturgis will give a short talk.
The Everyman's Glass of Pet
worth Methodist Church will have as
guest teacher tomorrow morning the
Rev. Thomas s. Swales. John C.
Bryan will preside.
The Pinkham Bible Glass of Ma
1tonal Baptist Memorial Church will
be taught tomorrow morning by
Nathan w. Morgan, who will speak
On God Shows His People the Way"
Mrs. Ralph B. Kennard will speak
to the Burial Glass of Calvary Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning on
Morning Glories." Miss Margaret
Wagy, Mrs. Leonora SWEET and
James Berry will participate in the
program. -
j. c. r. Main will be the guest
teacher at the zwingH Mems Bible
Glass Of Grace Evangelical and Re-
formed Church tomorrow morning.
The Dorcas Glass will be taught
by Mrs. r. G. Althouse, and Miss
Mildred Troxel will speak to the
Delta Glass.
The Hummer Memorial Bible
Glass Of Epworth Methodist Church
will conduct the prayer service We'd
nesday evening In the absence of
DR.. Harry Evaul.
H. L. Garrett will teach the Box
Glass of Emory Methodist Church
tomorrow morning. Marshall r. Ba-
ker will preside.
Presidents have been elected by
the following classes. r. o. Jennings,
Brotherhood Glass, Sherwood Pres
byterian Church; Robert L. Sam
mons. Friendship Glass, Calvary
Baptist Church, and Roy Coakley
Baraca Glass, Grace Baptist Church,
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Petworth Methodist

The Rev Edgar w. Beckett, pas
tor of Hyattsville Methodist Church,
will be the guest preacher tomorrow
at IL am
Mildred Spencer will be the leader
of the combined service at 7:30 pm.
Elaine Sellers will read the scripture
and Kathryn Garner will offer the
prayer. June Mehhelt and the Rev.
Mr.. Beckett will speak.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Epworth Methodist

The service Sunday will be the
last to be given by DR.. Harry Evaul,
pastor, before he leaves for his va
cation. At II am. he will preach
on "Misfits in Leadership" A re-
turned missionary from India will
speak at 7:30 pm. He is the Rev.
Conrad P. Helms, who the church
partly supports in his mission work.
The Wednesday prayer meeting
will be under the auspices of the
Hummer Glass. The Rev. w. B.
Ruddock. a ministerial student who
has a charge at Cheswold in the
Peninsula Conference, will speak.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Church Will Observe
Cornerstone Anniversary

The 4Sth anniversary of the lay
ing ofthe cornerstone of the Church
OF Our Redeemer, Lutheran, will be
observed tomorrow. The Rev. Will
liam E. Darlington. professor of re-
iigious education in the school of
religion OF, Howard University, will
occupy the pulpit at IL am.
The Junior Church Workers will
sponsor a lawn party, also in COM
memoration of the founding Of the
church, on Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
:. Mitchell, who will use as his SUBJ

] e c I y e S u s
Prayer Denied. >
D. A. Dollarhide
W i'll lea ad in
p r a y er an d
j u d 6 e Eugene
Black will pre-
side.
Miss Violet
LoWder of the
Y ng Adult
Fellowship will
be the guest
teacher OF the
Young People's
G. a S. H e r
Evening star., 1943-08-07
DR.. Crawford 10 Discuss
Christian Point Of View

LII. Clarence w. Crawford, min
lister at Calvary Baptist Church.
will preach tomorrow morning on
The Christian Point Of View" and
IN the evening on The Three Per-
sons That Are You"
DR.. Crawford will conduct the
prayer service Wednesday night.
This will be his last prayer service
before leaving on vacation. The
deacons will convene for half hour
preceding the service to meet those
desiring to unite with the church.
The BYPU will hold a commits
sion meeting from 7 to pm. Thurs
day,
Evening star., 1943-08-07
West Washington Baptist

Sermon at IL am. on Are We
Blinde" by the guest minister, DR..
Walter o. Lewis, general secretary
of the Baptist Werld Alliance.
Prayer meeting, Thursday eve
ming, conducted.by c. E. Moore.
Guest minister August Is and q
the Rev. Paul B. Watlington, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, Ha-
gerstown, Md.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Atlanta Pastor Guest of
National CITY Christian

DR.. Robert w. Burns, minister of
the Peachtree Christian Church,
Atlanta, Ga, will speak tomorrow
morning at National City Christian
Church on God in the Outcome. :"
DR.. Burns is supplying for DR.. j.
Warren Hastings, who will be out
of the city until August %.
The young peoples department
will have program in Rock Creek
Park, one block from Sixteenth and
Colorado avenue NV, A light sup
per will be served at pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Playing the Game
To Be Sermon Topic

The Rev. James P. Rogers, pastor
OF the Petworth Baptist Church, will
preach at II am. tomorrow on
Playing the Game" Another op-
portunity will be given all church
members who did not join the
tithing crusade last Sunday to do so.
At 8 pm. he will preach on Gods
Endless Quest"
The Sunday school teachers and
officers meeting will be held at 7:30
pm. Thursday, followed by prayer
service conducted by the pastor.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

were disciplined
into unity and
a spirit worthier
of freedom. Like
them we are do
ing a lot of
g 7 u m b l in 6 .
Craven voice S
are loud in call
ing for a return
to the old life
from which the
war is delivering
us. They hun
ger for the leekS
and onions of
Egypt, The prob
lens and hard
Evening star., 1943-08-07

row. He will confer with the Steer
ing Committee for the evangelistic
Campaign at 10 am. Monday and
At II am. he will address meeting
Of the Baptist pastors conference.
At 1915 pm. a luncheon meeting
will be held, when he will again
speak to pastors and lay representa-
tives of churches. All three of these
conferences will be held in the Pet
worth Baptist Church.
DR.. Leavell will address the Bap-
list Sunday School Association at
Grace Baptist Church at 7:45 pm.
Monday.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Emory Methodist

Dr. c. E. Forlnes. president o.
Westminster Theological Seminary
Western Maryland College, viii
preach at IL am. on Sunday.
The Official Board will sponsor The
service at tbs pm. with D. Stewart
Patterson as speaker.
The church has open house or
each Friday from $50 pm. to l.
pm. for servicemen, war workers
members and friends of the congre-
CATION. ...
The senior department is sponsor
ing a campfire meeting for all men,
bers ON August IA.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
BrookIond Baptist

The pulpit will be supplied tomor-
row and during the remaining Sun
days OF August by DR.. Gaye Nc
Glothlen, educational director of the
District OF Columbia Baptist Con-
vention. He will preach tomorrow
at II am. on Great Things of God"
and at 7:45 pm. on Sermons In
Trees"
Or. M, c. Stith, pastor, is repre-
sentlng the department of missions
OF the District of Columbia Baptist
Convention at the Southwide Mis-
son Conferences at Ridgecrest,
N. C..
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Church of the PILGRIMS

The Rev. DR.. o. G. Davis, pastor
of the North Side Presbyterian
Church, Baton Rouge. La. will
preach tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
He will continue as guest minister
on the three succeeding Sundays OF
ton of the minister, the Rev. DR.. A.
r Bird
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Baptist Gatherings
Will Be Addressed
By Tampa Pastor

DR.. Roland @. Leavell, formerly
director of evangelism for the Home
Mission Board of the Southern Bap-
tist Convention and at present pas
tor of the First Baptist Church,
Tampa, Fla, will direct simul-
toneous evangelistic campaign
among the 80 Baptist churches affili-
ated with the District of Columbia
Baptist Convention next October.
He will be here tomorrow and
Monday to meet local committees
Evening star., 1943-08-07

and a d d r e S {
several Baptist
& a t h erings in
preparation fol-
I his campaign
DR.. Gaye L. Nc
Glothlen, secre-
tary of Christian
education of the
convention, an
nounced.
DR.. L e I v e ! ]
will occupy the
pulpit of the Ma
tion al Baptist
M e m o r / a !
Church at both
.x &,
Evening star., 1943-08-07
WolIuce Memorial

Eat the II am. and the 8 pm.
ssrvices tomorrow the guest minis
ter will be the Rev Dale S. Crowley
Ia the morning his subject will be
sPeace in the Midst OF War" and
In the evening, THE Sinners Only
Hefuge."
sPrayer service will be led Thurs
day evening by Irwin w. McLane.