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Cove rnor's mes sage at Legion
 Conventi on.
 pride.
 I think it would be appropriate in apprais ing the greatness Of this victory to record a tribute to our 1s te great Commander-in Chief, Franklin Delano hoos evelt, the orchi tect Of that victory. within five months of his tragic c death both Germany and Japan had surrende cred. The plans that he had made as Com- mander-in-Chie eff wi tn the able asf: sistance of his outs tending lieuten- ants, Generals Marshall ,Eis enf1 over, MecArthur and Arnold, and Admiral Is 1, Leahy, King and Mimi tz, who; wi II join him on history s>~s crol1 of, fame, were mate ria1tzed in a 'fashi on that our vtct ory ahead of schedule and unready for the breaking out of Peace.
 It is the problems brought> about by that sudden arrival of peace .that t conce m us perti cularly here today. l
 In addr9s sing you, my fellow Leg Ii Onnaires, cannot help but fe o1 that we of the Legio have a pocul- far and sOe al respons ibility. Te represent the survivors Of the frs World Tar. But for the almost van- ishod remnant of Civil War veterans and 2 handful of panish War Vabep- ems, ,the Legion embodies that group
 Cont on pp. tl2
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piano.

Mr. Joseph Moore, 88-year-oio
father of the noted medic, still re-
sides in Moorestown, as one OF tne
more highly respected citizens. he
is now retired but was for many
years and employee in the ottlce
of the comptroller, of Camden
county. Mrs. Moore is deceased
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22
PENSION FOR LIFE

Salt Lake CITY - Capt. Hal w.
Freeman gave up his commission
and -re-enlisted in the army as a
master sergeant in order TO quail
fy for pension. Freeman has been
in the Army for more than thirty
wears, but was not entitled TO re-
tirement allowance. Under his new
set-up he can be released and draw
about $155 per month.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22
LEADERS, ORGANIZATIONS
JOIN FIGHT FOR FEPc

NEW YORK, N. " Support of
the FEPC Congressional Steering
Committee, led by Representatives
Mary r.. Norton and Vito Marcan-
tonic, in its drive for immediate
House action TO establish per-
manent FEPC, was voiced Satur-
day by national and community
leaders and organizations in a
statement issued by the National
Federation for Constitutional Lib
critics.
Bitter experience has taught
us" the statement said, that a
shrewd and powerful Congression-
al minority opposes the policy of
fair employment. Only the most
skillful and vigorous campaign by
members Of Congress sincerely com
mitted to passage of H. r. 1882,
the Norton FEPC bill supported by
the united forces of democracy
loving American people can poss-
IDLY gain passage of this legisla-
ton"
Seventy additional signatures of
Representative on Discharge Pc
tition No. to bring H. r. 1882 to
the floor of the House are need
ed Immediately, the statement
said, with simultaneous use of
Calendar Wednesday, another par
liamentary provision whereby bills
may be brought directly from Com
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22
USO Center Preparing
For Big Xmas Season

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
volunteers, they are going to carry
on for the men who are still left
in service. and who they feel need
the support and encouragement OF
volunteers more than ever.
The hostesses will dress the center
in elaborate decorations and the
Christmas affairs will begin Thurs
day Dec. 20, when a bus load OF
the young ladies will go to lawson
Generl Hospital to give a party for
the patients, and Friday night Dec.
81, when they will celebrate with
a dance for returning veterans. They
have planned Swank formal dance
for saturday night Dec %, with the
Tuskegee Band to supply the music.
They have Sunday Dec. %, cram
med with activities with a Christ
mas touch including Carol Singing
and beautiful Christmas Pageant.
On Monday Dec. "a, all the Cen
ter's hostesses are expected TO meet
| Santa Claus &C. T. in red and wlite)
at 3 P. NJ. and to bring very small
Volunteers at the U. S O. Service
mems Center at 1000 Hunter st, S.
w. are getting things in Shipshape
for what they intend to be the big
gest Christmas celebration ever.
Getting ready for what viii prob
ably be the last Christmas many
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22
Liberia Invites
US. immigration

MONROVIA, - CAMP - There
has been no change Of sentiment
here regarding the invitation ex-
tended to American Negroes TO
make this country their home Short
ly after President Tubman visited
the United States.
Speaking on the subject at his
Inauguration on Jan. 3, 1914, he
said: During my recent visit 70
TO the United States / was much
impressed with the high education
thrift, initiative and wealth or
q very large portion of our racial
group in that country. 1t is from
this class we should select the type
of immigration we desire and to
whom we must extend the cry of
Macedonia"
That invitation TO Negroes of
America still stands, members OF
the Presidents cabinet said re-
Gently.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22

Orders to give up weapons def1ed
by the ..4hppine guerillas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22

Milk consumption curtails out
put of butter, food group is told.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22
White Citizens Urge
Negro Opp" School
COLUMBIA, S. C. -tSNS)-

COLUMBIA, S. c. --tSNS)-
That two permanent Opportunity
Schools, one for whites and one
for Negroes, be established as Nv
ing memorials to South Carollna
servicemen, was advocated at an
al-day meeting of the State OPP
portunity School Alumni Assocla-
ton. held at the Washington street
Methodist Church education build
ing Sunday, the first fall meeting
conducted since 1941.
More than 100 representatives
alumni from all over South Caroilna
attended the meeting, according 10
Miss VII Lou Gray, adult super
visor in the State Department OF
Education, which sponsors the OPP
portunity School
The alumni gathering urged es-
Establishment of an Opportunity
School for Negroes in a resolution
which said that 91.3 percent OF the
states population does not attend
college for economic and other
reasons.
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of office.
After completion of elementary
and pr medical education IN
Moorestown, DR.. Moore entered
Howard university school of medi-
cine, following which he served his
interneship in the Kansas City
General Hospital.
Both DR.. Moore and his wife.
a teacher in the Douglas high
school, are noted for their services
to the community. Mrs. Moore - a
graduate of the Howard school OF
music. Their daughter Maureen,
high school senior, is well known
in music circles of the city as an
advanced student of the violin and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22

Finland finds Russian treatment
S lust; wants TO JON ONO.
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Oklahoma Medical Clinic
Answers Need Of Neqroes

MOORESTOWN, N. j. - CAMP
DR.. Maurice NJ. Moore, a native
of Moorestown, has established a
medical clinic in Oklahoma City,
answering the need of that COM
munity which has existed for many
years. Having served as special
physician in the city's venereal
clinic. he had planned unit for
his own group during his tenure
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-22

OF the men in the service will OBJ
, serve in uniform, and also perhaps
the last Christmas for the U s. O.
Center. A committee of Jr. and Sr
fostesses met last week and worked
out an elaborate program for the
entire Christmas Season.
The committee, representing some
800 young ladies who have given
their time and service TO make
things pleasant for men in uni
form who have come to Atlanta, re-
solved that in spite Of the wars end
and the dropping out of many
gift for a serviceman TO place on
a Christmas tree.
On Tuesday, Christmas Gay. the
hostesses will Utterbug with the
servicemen at a breakfast dance
with music by the Fort Mcclellan
Band. Free coffee and donuts will
be served during the breakfast
dance, and in the afternoon a free
turkey dinner will be served the
Lawson General Hospital Patients
and turkey sandwiches to other
On Christmas nig1: at 2 P. M.
a Christmas Carol concert viii De
presented by the Tuskegee Army
Air Field Glee Club. The public is
invited to attend this Army Christ
mas Carol Concert and the public
is welcome to visit the center TO
greet and cheer the servicemen dur
ing the entire Christmas Season.
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THE GENERALS COAT

Honolulu 1-Sgt. George Butas
most priced souvenir of the war Is
a bulky army overcoat which ne
has brought across two oceans.
During the battle of the Belgian
Bulge Buta stood shivering in the
snow, his jacket ripped down N e
back after he had rescued seven
wounded men under fire. A three
star general came by and gave
him the overcoat. General George
Patton was the donor.
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mittee to the floor of the House,
without waiting for approval by
the Rules Committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
FELLOWSHIP At
FIRST PRESBYTERI

Fellowship Hour at FIRST Pres
byterian Church TOMORROW night
a. T30 oclock viii feature soFle-
thing different in leadership.
Young Navy men and Navy
couples are especially invited.
These Sunday night meetinas
are growing in numbers and IN
interest Nith the variety II topics
discussed ~ different people II
widely varying Interests ard
backgrounds
Last Sunday night. Robert MI
ler gave q clear-cgt talk on key
West. Nith both faciual and anus
ing sidelights As many are new
"a this community. TINS vas time
s. and number of the Navy Buys
found in n much 60 stimulate IN
teresf in TINS interesting city.
II Lukens informally and chat
tingly took those present on a
personally conducted tour around
New Guinea and other places in
the Southwest Pacific. from which
he has recently returned His
word pictures ~ tho natives and
Of native life called forth many
chuckles.
The soClal hour. when refresh
ments are enjoyed and getting ac-
ouainted with each other Is ia
order. and the singing. are in
formal and pleasing last Sunday
right. led by q Navy musician
at the piano. many favOriies II
the see. and scarncn. really rang
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CORNISH CHAPEL. A.M.E
ZION CHURCH
lColoredl

Whitehead and Angela Streets
Rcv " L. S0udcr. Pastor
Church School. 10 am, led b.
Mr. VIVIAN Floyd. superlntcn-
dent assisted ~ Miss Veni Nee
Curry CLASSES and teachers Eos
~ age groups
Morning worship, n o'cloCks
Etenlng Wta Up a Z 0cloek .
Weekly na@ssinaa
MondaN 3 pm- SieW ardess
hard. "a "a meet
TUESDAY. ) pm prayer clas.
~ gfinE
Thursday 8 pm The Star 81
Ziun Club Wlll meet
Thursday. 8 pm. Junim choir
rchcarzai.
Friday. 9 pm. Ssniur CHOIR
rehcaIs sal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

On William Street Between
Fleming and Southland SIS.
Samuel p Reinke, BA., BID,
Pastor
sunday School. o45 am. John
v. Archer, superintendent.
Morning worship. 20 so o'clock.
A Thanksgiving message uII g.
brought hy tht pastor un th.
text: He Took the Cup. and
Gave Thanks
Band of Prayer az 2p. m.
Junior and intermediate Chris
ian Endcavur. $50 .. m.
Young People Bible Study a.
8 80 pm led by Mrs Grace Col
lar and tile pastor Jack Curria
IL g0rAhip leader
EvehinH worship % 730 pm.
TIE pastor breaches ia the text
Not Peace. But q Sword
Fellowship Hour az 845 p. m,
IN the Service Center.
Ladies sea- fur service men on
Monday
Thanksgiving Service on Wei
neaday 90 2 - pm vlth Fecisl
offering f1f the world Ridc work
81 tfsC chklrCh
sunday Morning Choir practice
WEDNESDAY az $50 pm.
Party night Thursday in Serv-
zoe Center
Boy Scout Troop 50 meets Fri
DAY 90 TOO .. o.. 81 the Service
Center -
Sunday evening choir practices
FRIDAY 81 7 so .. "a.
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A1aa1 ssres1 B~fws~n r..x.l
- hawsontun Streets
~ 4F@mf ~ Danran p..s,~
GundMY
weHT schao ga
~sf l. Ks1lV. CenersI So
l Clazna fnr al -.
9mnE woznaap. lo.so o'eIs~s
h "A sTarftuaI Csssrre :
na CrfT Naeon. ss0 nm
m Hrumdna Unian. e.so !.
w iaa 1ana8. airoctr
nmNm Worshiu. "a o'eaa~k
h ~ ! Believe n Hell :
WexklY Calenaar
hen9ey
w8& Cmrs Ne zapw A.
- Fauar
Cree ~ e. $40 pm. Church
1sa@ena meeting. 7so pm.
AumE
TzeA6sY
msama $50 pm. meet a.
f
~s4ns&1aT
F conference and btss.
new usEfaEgE- 80 pm.
ThuFaa4T
Chau rshearaal. Charles Tassor.
Frt1aV
a rfaefaof. 10 pm
fHEn Mms 90 aafgser nrre.r
81 SER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

NEWMAN METHODIST
CHURCH

tColoRa0l
Corner Division and whitehead
Streets
Rev James { Murray, Pastor
Church School go q. m. led
~ Miss Alice Sands. supeTintend.
ent IN charge
Morning worship. li.00 o'clock.
District Superintendent preach
ING.
Youth Fellowship. 5 pm.
Evening Worship a 7 O'Clock.
Come and hear one - oar great
st preachers. car DlstsiCt Super-
iutendCnt.
Week Day Services
Asaiags naaft. ouE fourth and
last guzTterly cOnferenCe. All
officers are urgaf D. have your
reports ready snd - IN attend
anCe
Tuesday night 7 o'clock. class
meeting Lets al JOIN IN making
tins ne best II the year
Thursday night 7 O'Clock PRAY
~ Meeting GAIN strength by
attending
FRIDAY night. 7 O'Clock. choir
pracilee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

Corner Eaton and slrnonson
Streets
Rev. c. 7. Howea. pausor
Sunday
sunday School. 94s am. Ger
30 saundeFa General supcrln.
Morning worship. 1880 o'clOck.
su0lecs; We Want To a.
Loved. Rev. n z Wicker. guest
speaker
Youth Fellowship. ESQ nm.
~ Youth Fellowship Rooms
The Adult PRAYER GROUP cas-
Pm. IN Church Annex
Evening Worship. TO o'cloek
subject. God Does Not Crow
Tired Rev r. Z Wicker. guest
speaker.
The Hour of Fellowship. s4s
Pm. 81 Church Annex.
The Workers Council If the
sunday Scho0l Wlil meet Monday
30 pm. ~ the Junior Depart
meni Worship Center in the
Church Annex
The Youth For Christ Rally for
the Young People oi the churches
q KEY West Will meet al the
church Tuesday 90 730 pm. The
young people uf an churches az
Key West regardless 81 thriF
church affiliations NIl find q
cordial Wclcums Rev Danie,
iFereon 81 Miami uiH D. tn
speaker fhere Will be lu1eA
musie, good fell0A ship and an
mss iEing message.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
RUSSELLS RETURN
HERE FOR VISIT

Returning 90 Key West f0r the
first tire IA three years and Wis
itirg today arr Mr. anu Mrs. Hen
- Russell
Mr and Mrs Russell have been
IN Cleveland. Ohio. and are stay
ing 20 their home here on South
street
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NJ. r. HAM TO BE
HEARD SUNDAY IT
BAPTIST CHURCH

NJ. y Ham. outstanding preaen~
er Of America. King II Bapiiag
orators. wili b. heard on sss1iecz
timely and pafhetie al the Farei
Baptist Church. coFner of Kasaa
and Bahama streets. "a shrre az
ferent services Sunday.
TIE sreakers sun3eet AZ nc
morning service VIII ~ Wusid
War No. 3
The afternoon subject wtil D
General Macarthur Prekiicfioa
IN the Light ~ the Bible
~ tne evening service. MS sub.
iect viii b. Atomic Bugnb
An invitation b extended ~ tha
public 30 attend these services.
@sassaas-ssas asss-ssasa
Magellan discovered the Soutls~
vest passage around tire Ameris
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

Rev. J. II johnson. 81.
Pastor
Rev. Terence King. 81. and
Rev. John ]. Murphy, 81,
Assistants
Hours Of Services
Sunday Masses. TOO. $50 and
1000 am.
Masses on Holy Days. $50. TOO
and 500 am.
Weekday Masses. go and 500
an FIRST Friday 81 ESQ. TOO
and 500 am.
Sunday evenings. TO o'clock.
Rosary, Sermon and Benedicti0n
Friday evenings. TO o'clock.
Sacred Heart Devotions.
Confessions Saturday after
Moons and evenings. on vigil %
Holy Days and on Thursday pre-
oeding first Friday. 4,0o % zoo
O'Clock. and from TOO 20 500
o'clock.
First Sunday q month, Gem
munion a the TOO o'clock Mass
for Daughters Of So. Ann.
Second Sunday q month. Com
muni0n a. ire TOO o'clock Mass
or Parish and High School So
1alities.
Thud sunday q Fnm1th. Com
munion a. the $50 o'ekDek Mass
for Children % the Parish.
Fourth Sunday q month. Com
munion az the TOO o'clock Mass
for men % the Parish.
Daughters % ST Ann meet
first Sunday q month.
Parish S0dality meets fourth
wednesday Of month.
Promoters of the Sacred Heart
meets third Friday Of month.
eve Club meets every Mon
dav.
fishers Club meets at 7:So
pm. ON the first Monday Of every
month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
DAVID LEE OGDEN
NOW RECOVERING

David lee Ogsisn. tsEo- vear-old
aon e NJ. and MFs Joan Ogden
APT &C. Porter placc. Nho had
he,n very ni with p7eumnoia. Is
reported now 90 BE- on the road
to recovery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
The WEATHER


Key West and vicinity. Con
siderable cloudiness and slightly
werner tins afternoon through
SUNDAY moderate northeast 90
east Winds
Florida. CoEsldernble clOufi
ness With slowly rising teFnpera-
ture thls afternoon through sun
dav. fea widely scattered
showers IN east coastal session.
jacksonville through FLORIDA
Straits Gentle % modcrate east
20 southeasteTly winds over north
portion and moderate east 20
nogthsastcrly winds over south
portion trIs afternoon end Co
night SUNDAY gentle to moderate
east CD sourhcastgrly winds. part
D. cloudy 10 north portion. moss.
IN cloudy with few widely
scattered showers ~ south roF-
ton tbs afternoon thruugh sun
dav
kast Gulf. Moderate suiftheasi r.
.eTly winds over nUth md een
tIsl portions and casierly winds
over extreme south portion ths
Afternoon tNaaKl SlHaiay. con
siderable DADS th.s after
noon and tongbt becoming
rarity cloudy SUNDAY
Jacksonville 90 ApalaChicola
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH CColorcdl

III Simonton Street
Sigismund a Laing. Minister
A. Milton Evans. Clerk Of Session
Sunday
Morning Worship. II o'clock.
Church School $50 pm
Adult Bible Class 5 IS pm.
Youth Meeting 800 pm
Evening Worship. 7 o'clock
Weekdays
Tuesday. 500 pm. Young Pe0-
Pies meeting and Adults Prayer
service.
Friday. 500 pm, Boy Scouts
meeting
Friday, 800 pm, choir re-
bCaEsaL
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BAPTIST cHUnCh
Corner l7th Street and
Avenue 2
Ia W 4 swith
Nnsns.4Mw

sunday ScW.ol 81 a45 am.
With CLASSES fiT 81 ages
Moaning woE&hip. 100 O'Clock
Ewniug Wpr hip. 80 O'Clock
painl.ana Baptist Church has
a ncv pastor. Rev " r smith.
from Ogus Baptist Church Re
. lVng with MS family 90 10
<. hlnciaaa Extension.
weekdays
Tuesdays: J,fnior q. As 400
pm. Mrs J IS. Harlow, Cuun-
srlar.
Officers and teachers of the
suud Is Schotl uiu meet after
g. .FgT E.sEge.
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- AAA&& eAaA~AaA4a @AA&a&NA
(Coloredl
W N. { Johnson, Pastor
Conner James and
Division Streets
Parsonage, GOT Thomas Street
Sunday
sunday School go am
Morning worship. n O'clock.
ACE League. 900 pm.
evening waEship. 500 o'clock
Weekdays
Monday q p. m Missionary
Meeting
Tuesday 9 q IN class meeting.
"Wednesday 8 q. m. No. 2 choir
PRACTICE
Thursday Q .. m teachers
meeting ana prayers
Friday 8 .. m No. l choir
practice
Fourth Monday. g ,. m board
meeting
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ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES
MASS viii b. said promptly
~ 0700 every Sunday morning ~
Chapel q Building I29. Comics
sions heard directly after mass
Mass. ms. Movie Han Con
LESSONS heard directly after
mass
Daily Mass iT0s. Chapel Bldg
l29
Naval Hospital-sundaY
Mass. GOO and 1890. Rec. Bldg
Confessions before Mas
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BEAI ZION CONSTELLATION

nabbi l. Lehrer
Joe Pearlman. President
Sunday and weekdays
Hebrew sunday School. n am
and every day in week. except
Friday a. 8 200 pm.
Weekdays
Regular services every Fri1sy
evening o. 500 o'clock and S.;
sTday -loralng 7 W 0'cioek
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
NJ D. FAUST,
Senior Chaplain
CUBAN BAPTIST
GOODWILL CENTER

Ii22 Watson Street
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Director
Sponsoring q program q edu-
csfIoHal. -tafIBIl.tl and re-
hKIous program especially toI
tatfu pt.p.e
Monday Through Friday
kIuo faartfu 800 sn1 b. ~
noou. g. t. and n.U-y g8. -.|1
cmltrcr
Sunday
Sunday School i045 a. m
Glasses for an ages
Ttsasd9Y
Royal Ambassador Chapter
flt uavs s-I2 wars
Wonan's Missionary SOaety
2 81 pm CO etv rals saaw
wednesday
$50 81 W So fr.I- l.aH. .ttIN
Irirt "a sr. .I.t
Thursday
$50 uW G.. Auklaft iH-
aIn 4.l2 tUa#.
FRIDAY
Sd pu ~.H.aw Band e..
.tl.1tu 81 E.a..
uH g. h.. worship service
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MIXED BIBLE CLASS
Sam 3 Pinder and " p
Monttcino. Teachers


SUNDAY
Meetings eve-y SUNDAY mora
ing Al the Harris School audi
turfunn. corner Southland and
Margaret streets. 1000 o'clock
Men and women not connected
wifh any other Bible Class and
rrrardiess - denominations are
invited % attend
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
First Church of Christ Scientist.
327 Elizabeth Street
Every sunday, 100.
Every "Wednesday. 1000.
Mrs. Gencvieve Shultx, CS-.
Wartime Minister. All SimontOn
street.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

iCcloFodl
Olivia street. between Thomas
and Wtltshcad Streets
Re-. J G Wallace. Pastor
sunday
Preaching service N morning
~ O'Clock
Evening service. 3 20 o'clock
Weekdays
PRAYER service. Tue day, , 9
3 IA
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JEHovAHs WITNESSES

ga Carson Lana
WMW - EundaY MwNWN
sunday. So ga, Harris School
AZ corner q Southland and Mar
earet streets. Wstcht0werA
study.
WsekaaYa
wednesday. 800 pm, Harris
school Auditorium. Bible Study
in the book. The Truth shall
Make You Free.
Friday. ga Carson Lane. T:ss
pm. Service Meeting
Friday. 600 pm. Course IN
TheocratiC Ministry.
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REPORT

keE W. FlugIia. NpE ~. l8As
Observation taken "a 100 am.
Eastern Standard Time
eC8y Office
T-~.s-.-.
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EEBzlHG sTREET METHODIST
up1ewnl CHURCH

Gru FnE and william SIS
a II Goa. Pastor
&auaaT
fE haA 3 as am Rev.
Ar ftan Eeueral EupeEin-
rUaE nap 30 So siock
ha HiH.r BeIlff
&mha Nuuth Fellow ship,
2w Nm
E TO pm
EsnE Worship. TO O'Clock.
o. Gn1
h TE HHahsn ul Faith
~nanas94T
Fufr s-slee. 3 $50 pm.
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I'll SALVADOR
METHODIST CHURCH
Latin kIixsion

GunneH and VmKinia Stmefg
Guillerma peFez paStor
Sunday
Church School. 945 am. Mss
.lottie Green. superintendent
Worship Service. 400 p. n
Weekdays
PRAYER Service. wednesday
900 PM
Wamcn's Society o. Christian
Service az Wesley Community
House. second and fourth Mon
dav. 500 pm
Womcns Club. Thursday. 500
1.m.
GLAD TIDINGs TABERNACLE
Assembly Of God
Corner P.ff.aa and Gear1.a S.
con. D ls North 70 White.
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sunday
SUNDAY School 1000 40
49, rg Service. ll HH ann.
Y14ng People $50 pm
Eva. --H.t. service Z sd pm
Week Nights
P.at. Meeting Tuesday 49,
SPECIAL .t.e FRIDAY 80 g.
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THE CHURCH or GOD

il06 Olivia Street
kcv O = Pepkcin. Pastor
sunday
SUNDAY School 40 ann L. +
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Morning worship. 100 O'Clock
Evangclistic Service. 7.30 pm
weekdays
Prayer N..tlra Tuesday Z 5J
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PROTESTANT SERVICES
Holy Communion. 0eIs. Chapel
Building i29.
Morning service. 1000. Movie
Hall Special music By the Sta
ton Choir.