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The messenger., 1945-03-01
CHANGE IS APPROVED IN TOWN FISCAL YEAR
Bond Issue Voted to Place Finances On "Pay-As-We-GO" Basis

A special Town Meeting Thurs day evening March 1, voted unan imously to change the Towns ifs cal year to start from July 1 in- stead of August Is, approved a Bond Issue to effect the change, and set the third Monday in May as the date of future Annual Budget Hearings.
 The action taken was the pro- posal of special committee, pre- viously appointed, to study ways of making such a change and car ried the recommendation of the Finance Board.
 Under the new set-up the budget will be approved and the tax rate laid at the same meeting. This, it was explained, will have a tend ency to keep expenditures down and will eliminate spending large sums of money without proper authorization as is done at present.
 The Bond Issue of $150,O00, as voted at the meeting, twill finance the change, eliminate any short term borrowing, and place the Town on "pay-as-we-go basis" stated Dr. E. l.. Bestor, in urging it's approval.
 The change postpones the tax due date to July 1.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
J. CARUSO, (. FERRIS, FROST KILLED;
 EDW. FAULKNER AND TAVENER MISSING
PACKAGES TO MOTHER DISCLOSES AWARDS

Not until the arrival of neatly wrapped packages addressed to his mother and his fiance did it become known that Lawrence Gangell has been decorated on several occas> sions.
 Besides the coveted Bronze Star awarded only to one who distingu- ishes himself by heroic or meritor- ious achievement for service not involving participation in air flight Gangell has received Purple Heart, the Good Conduct Medal, Battle Star, and Expert Infantry mans Pin and Mediterranean Cam paign Theater Ribbons.
 There is no word of the circum- stances under which any one of the decorations were earned. Just the two packages-one containing the Purple Heart sent to Miss Madeline Clark of Wintonbury Avenue; the other, mailed to his his mother, Mrs. William Gangell of Park Avenue.
 Gangell is with the Custer Divi- sion of the 5th Army in Italy.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
SGT. EAST RECEIVES THE PURPLE HEART

Sgt. Virgil East, husband of the former Mary Tinto, of School Street, has been awarded the Pur- pie Heart. The medal was for warded to Mrs. East a few days ago.
 Sgt. East fell victim of an in- jury to his right arm while oper- ating with the 35th Infantry Div ision of General Patton's Third Army in Belgium on New Years Day, and it is presumed that he earned the decoration as a result of that engagement.
 East entered the service ir March 1914 and has been overseas since last August.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
All Victims of Infantry Engage ments Against Huns on Western Front
LOCAL MEN IN THICK OF IT

Five more Bloomfield men have been added to the rapidly growing list of war casualties. They are Corporal John Raymond Caruso of 100 Filley St., Private Trayton A. Frost of North Bloomfield, and Clifford Ferris, all three of whom are dead, and Pfc. Edward F. Faulkner, Jr. of 756 Bloomfield Avenue and Ernest Tavener, also of Bloomfield Avenue reported missing.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
COLONEL THOMSON LOSES AN UNRULY APPENDIX

Coloniel William o. Thomson is recovering from an emergency operation for appendicitis. The operation was performed February 4 at his headquarters in India where he serves as Assistant Sup ply Officer for the China-Burma- India Theater.
The messenger., 1945-03-01
CHAS BURNS ABROAD ON SPECIAL MISSION

Charles l.. Burns of Gale Road has been given a temporary com mission as a Colonel and sent over seas on a special mission for the United States Army.
 Colonel Burns has been associat- ed with the Aircraft Division of Pratt & Whitney for a number of years.
The messenger., 1945-03-01

Corporal Car uso, son of MT. and Mrs. Jos eph c a r u s o, was killed in action in Ger many s o m e time early in February. The news of his death came to his parents only a few hours af- ter they had welcomed an- other son, S/1c
 EnricO Caruso who had been doing convoy
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

q s senator Willard f. Tyd-
ihRs II Maryland born there, 50
years ago.
Waiter Huston, famed actor,
iaan Toronto, Canada oil years
aKD.
Lowell Thomas. noted broad
eaateV and author, born Darke
Co. Ohio. 81 years ago.
D. Walief y Dandy, eminent
1thns Hopkins surgeon born
ss.dalia. Mo. 50 years ago,
Edward r Sanford, JF. OF St
Petersburg. Fla. noted sculptor
hlgn New York, 80 years ago.
Henry r. Claus OF Wilmington
npl. newspaper editor born
Lawrence. Mass, 80 years ago,
Louis Racmaekers .of Mamaro-
mck. n Y. famed refugee car
tanntst from Holland, born "a
wears ago
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Chapter 16

Chapter 10
THE two men shoo'k hands;
L there was a touch of. restraint
in Hugh's greeting, and. almost a
twinkle of amusement m Captain
Gordon's eyes, before I1r. Nichols
came hurrying across, the plat
form, painting little because. of
the speed with which he was
''. Hello. prather.r Ehe said in
passing, and to Mere dith, We'll,
I see you're back, Dr. Merry. This
is Captain Gordon. of course.
Damned glad to see you, sir. My
car is right over this way"
Meredith said, "B ut expected
to have Captain G ordon at our
place, DR.. NicholSS''
sob, did you np1v? Heck girl,
you've had him all the way from
Washington" snapped DR.. Mich
OILS. "He's staying at. the Blake
place, of course. | made arrange
ments with NATL IA this after
noon. And I want t Q talk toshim--
fasti Come on, capi aln!"
Captain Gordon grinned at
Meredith. eft seem that l have
no choice in the ma tier, he said.
SITS been very nice knowing you,
DR.. Blake. Happy to have met yoVl,
Mr.. Prather! I'll se'e you tomolc-
row, I imagine" he added to
Meredith, and was off across the
platform in the wake of DR..
Nichols.
Hugh stared after him, puzzled,
with a growing resentment in his
manner that Meredith had to adj
NIT was quite justified under
what must have seemed to him
the odd circumstan ces.
"Hey, what is fthis?" he de-
manded.
Meredith squeezed his arm and
said lightly, "It's a long story,
darling"
Il can imagimeyg Hugh agreed
dryly. "And interesting as all get
out, I'll bet. Am L going to hear
it?"
"Of course, darIing-later on
if you don't mind! I've been DE-.
Merry so long-rd like just to be
Mrs. Prather for a while, if you
don't mind. 1t hasn't been a
Hasn't it?" asked Hugh, with
a polite stimulation of interest, his
eyes bewildered and angry.
Darling" Meredith leaned
against him hard. and her husky
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voice shook little. 81 went to
Washington to military hospital
| to consult with the authorities
ABOUT a condition in River Gap
that concerns every sir re living
creature here. Ta7 ','".bii Sd
iplease lei n til yc4 LII it
later!" ~ IT,
LIE tucked Ter into the car and
Ia turned towards the beloved
lodge on, the hill back of River
Gap that had never seemed so
blessedly home bafoPe. The light
that stfeaned from fae windows,
their curtains not yet drawn,
made the long, low house look
like an oasis of warmth and cheer
in a world OF darkness and cold
and evil wind and rain
Cooper had the door open al
most before the car stopped, and
Hugh carried Meredith across the
threshold. The pleasant. luxurious
warmth EMBODIED her like loving
arms. Mrs. Cooper was so glad to
see her, and Hugh was beaming
jat her so happily, that she could
have burst into tears for the sheer
joy of being at home.
The dining table looked very fes-
tive, with its shining lace cloth,
its bubble-thin crystal glasses,
its heavy, beautifully polished
silver, the best china, and bowl
of dollhouse roses in the center,
from Hugh's cherished little con-
servatory. Meredith drew a long
breath and said unsteadily. "Ive
simply got to dress up to this,
Have I time for a shower and a
change, Mrs. "COPPER""
AS she came down the stairs.
Hugh came to meet her, and
Cooper stood beaming in the
ldinipg-room doorway. Dinner was
ready. AS they ate, Hugh regaled
her with bits of gossip about the
town, things that had happened
while she was away, deliberately
searching his mind for those that
would make her laugh or that
would lift her spirit.
WHEN dinner was over, and
w Meredith and Hugh were
alone in the living room, he
leaned towards her, his glowing
pipe between his fingers, and
smiled. She sat curled up like a
little girl in a chair that was COW
cred in an odd, off-blue brocade
that was a stunning contrast to
the ruby-red tones of her house
coat. Hugh said, "You look very
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/ pretty there-lile a portrait OF
a lady whose husband, is bound
to get ahead; Mayor now, cover
nor later-w.ao knows? How'd
! , on like to be the First Lady ID
the Land9
Meredith protested, laughing,
( "For goodness sake, darling, back
UP a little and begin againi
haven't the faintest idea what
you're talking aboutl"
There was mass meeting
Friday night" Hugh said, aand
it was almost a riot. There'd been
a brawl at one of the taverns,
and a couple of kids got hurt
pretty badly. Two of them were
arrested, and a package of mari
huana cigarettes was found on
one. He refuses to tell where he
got 'en, and the townspeople are
up in arms"
Meredith was listening, wide
eyed, seeing the whole picture as
he sketched it.
$50 there was a mass meeting
at the town hall, and there were
some speeches made, and finally
somebody suggested they'd like
to hear from me-" he went on
after a moment. "And never being
one to play the modest violet, I
promptly rose up on my launches
and gave them an earful."
81 wish I had been here to hear
you," said Meredith eagerly.
LIE made a little gesture of APP
IL probation of that and grinned.
well, you should have been,
angel. They tell nae it was quite
a speech. / was pretty mad, !
admit it. You see, the father OF
the kid with the cigarettes was
Bill Wright-renember him? His
SON Jimmy and little Louella Car
ling once decided they'd rather
die together, than live apart?
Well, poor old Bill was in quite
q way. Wanted me to advise him
all I could do was try to get
the stubborn little devil to tell
where he got the cigarettes, but
he wouldn't open his chops. Be-
cause, of course, the kid was
scared green. Merry, there's
something unspeakably evil back
of all this business! Somebody
higher up has these kids scared
to death. It's like the old gang
ster business, when victim was
scared to talk for fear of gang
vengeance"
To be continued
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~ and Mr.. Alfred Baker. ST..
~ it1& kiigs street. have received
aHnonpeeineHl ~ the engagement
af ihulr sDn. Alfred A. Baker. Jr.
- Ms Betty Frances Trocero,
asuah'es q NJ ara Ms. Dominic
atasefo. The wedding will take
place - Philadelphin at Miss Tro-
eFos bame N fhr nes,l raure.
az Baiser haa bethioat in the
fneiiac an . carFier s.ip tr Two
80 half years, BAT Is .ao1 al a
hety arhoui iu Oakland. Calf
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COAST GUARD

Continued from Fage One)
declared, to aid in rescue and
salvage work when submarines
were sinking merchant ships
with alarming frequency off the
Florida east coast. Members of
the three local flotillas joined
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announcement
W Marriage

Announcement Is made of the
Hseffiaec IL Miss Fanny Russell
and tlvie Pierce. The ceremony
wna performed last svening al,
aciock 81 the First Baptist
chuFch by Rev. Ted Jones.
TIE attendants. Of the couple
mNfc fvonno Julian and Jack
haf NewCumh
Tho colnie are nov at home
sl van Knowles Lane
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cAHHEp SUPPLIES

DETROIT -Nine-tenths of the
nstiens farm households ana
nearlv two thirds of the non
farm families home-oanned part
"A ,l,sir vegetable snd fruit SUP
fGics fast year.
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COUPLE RENEws vows

LOCK RAVEN, Pa.-so pleas
ca were MIR, and Mrs. w. Gran
Ssrry with their first so years 81
MARRIED life that they took their
wedding vows all over AGAIN Al
on anniversary ceremony. six
'sl,lreat-grandchildren carried the
bride long veil; four great
efandsons acted as ring-bearers;
one son served as best man and
dho'her son gave the bride
away" -
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FOR SALE

PEPPERS PLUMBING SUPPLY,
5l2 Fleming, Phone l18 - We
IAN get you a PRE-WAR
BATHTUB with all PRE-WAR
brass fittings including shower.
If you need one, come see US.
If you need a gas stove, we
have some nice ones in stock.
We also have a complete
line of plumbing fixtures, pipe
and fittings.
Call us for all types of
plumbing repair and water or
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Special Subject
At Baptist Church

d.. James S. Day, Jr.. who
preached "His Own Funeral Ser
mon" to large audience last
night at the First Baptist Church.
has announced as his subject for
tonight the unique title, Pink
Rattlesnake." Boys and girls of
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SMITHS HAVE GIRL

Announcement has been made
of the birth of daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Emmitt Smith yester-
day at the Municipal Hospital
The G.ni,hs reside at 204 Poin-
ciana place.
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with other IRIS in forming the
now. famous picket fence" of
Tiny vessels which did such
heroic work in those early days.
Since the submarine, menace
abated the TR's have been re-
ieving regular Coast Guardsmen
for duty in combat zones by fill
ing such assignments as tower
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To-day Tue Nitizen says in an
editorial Hhragraph: The late
Tum Watson Ut Georgia once
osnfiaed taat The whole secret
NJ successes b politics is to remem-
heT that Il Is impossible 70 over
estimate the stupidity of the
public Some local politicians
wsll attest that what Mr. Watson
said Is the truth the whole truth
and naihinR bal the truth
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THE PALMS-Frozen Malt Con-
dictionary, an essential food
with cool, smooth, tasty, pure
ingredients. GIT N. Beach at
Diyjsion apr4-4tX
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watches and dock and harbor
patrols. The three units will be
placed on an unassigned" basis
after next weeks ceremonies,
making a total of five such
flotillaS in Florida relieved of
active duty so far this year. The
two others are at West Palm
Beach and Clearwater.
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Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES: Toilets. Lava
tories, Sinks, Brass Fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - All
sizes of Water and Sewer Pipe
and Fittings. Free Estimates.
JOS. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 913 Eaton st. Phone
1891. mar .2-M.W.F.tf
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LOST

REWARD for return Elks Tooth
platinum set with 2 diamonds
and 2 rubies. Victory Bedding
and Furniture Co, $40 South
ard St aor6-3t
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Afwutr Packing C'ompany's
niant Caroline and Grinnell
atFnVis was burglarized last
Hisht Hay Bridwell, the sales
manaNeg. found every refrigera-
taI dgaH IN the plant opened this
mugnima when he opened the
viaui co. the days business.
Aaamiliiee al fnodstuffs were
slsien .inCluding bacon and
sanned s1usls. bat 10 what extent
haa nat Net BEEN determined.
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FOR SALE - STAG BOOKS -
swell titles include The Yearl-
ing, Keys of the Kingdom and
Prodigal Woman-Paul Smith,
Bookseller, 334 Simonton St.
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Key WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
Ent'M FlLEs o. EHE cITIzrN
OF APRIL S 1895

haihan Mayo. commissioner OF
Agriculture today named Mil
$50 q oihaan, II Key West. as
tHfaaaa enumeration for Monrc.
waanA afugding 10 an As
riaitd Frvss dispatch from Talla-
hiaastQ plblshcd an The Citizen
teHfaF
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KEY West Administration an
Hm meed today that, beginning
kisy .. q campaign will be waged
undef the direction Of +. f.
Eamutn. foF the eradication of
mosquitoes IN Key West and as
g. east a. No Name Key.
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FOR SALE - Piano Accordion,
100 Bass Wurlitzer, excellent
condition. Everett Sawyer, Pm.
I23. apr3-5tx
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FOR SALE - Small established
used clothing Business, can be
built up with little or no outlay
of capital. Owners leaving
town. Store is located at 425
Simonton. apr5-2tX
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his Booster Choir are urged Is
bring rattlcsnake belts o. rssfe
rasflesnalxe - rs 90 thls seffiee.
which begins M . uielork The
Story Hour fof BOYS ard EiFla hes
gins az 100
The Victory Crusade y Il eNns
tinue through GA next Neek. rins-
ing Sunday night. April "a
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Mayor William aL Malone to.
81 rvcgivus a letter from John
Deem uho 1 al the Hotel Ever
mla.ies n Miami. in which he
i saka 81 hls recent visit to Key
&est IN the highest terms. He
8suke ~ tho marvellous fishes
- saw white here, and gave
vikid descriptions of some OF
taum
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SPECIAL SALE-Cotton Dresses
98c. All sizes. Good Value
Shoppe, 425 Simonton.
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william stran, who was CON
neelet with the lighthouse serv-
ire hefr fuf many years, died in
femra 4 fe~. dags ago. according
- mfurmlatknn received here by
MFs mihdals salas.
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AZ MODEL Travel Light Trailer
with metal body. Can be seen
at Gulf Stream Trailer Park at
any time. Reasonably priced.
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SEQ John Curry, 512 Margaret
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MISCELLANEOUS

FREE ESTIMATES, Floor Lay.
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Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
Helena Society
Essie Mnc HIVES


Mile. Mildred Reddith, Rosie
Lee Washington, tVelah Morrow
and Essie Mae Hayes, read poem
over radio station kFFA for the
Parse Community Club. Mrs.
Lula Hayes has returne dto her
home after Il visit in st. Louis,
Mo, Mile. Lola Foote, LurIean
Parker, and Matte Bradford,
spent day in Memphis. John
Henry Lowe and II. C, Wilborn of
Arkansas State were guests of the
city, The Junior class of the
Eliza Miller school, under the
supervision of Linard McCree, en-
tertained the Senior elias with q
Jr and Sr. Prom. The scene was
very colorful and attractive. Hon
ored guests We're: Mrs, GAYLE Mil
Ter, DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Proffitt,
Prof. and Mrs. r. b. Ellison, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Jordan, and MIR.
and Mrs. Wesley Graves. The
musis was furnished by Al Jack
son and his orchestra Mrs. A.
II, Corley has recovered from a
long Illness, The Sophomore
class of Eliza Miller school en-
tertained with a banquet.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
Mt. Olive
Lois Marie Martin

Sunday school was held at
ll:15 by the Supt, with a eollec-
ton of 1874. We are grateful
to the president of our Women
Mission Board for such a wonder
full program in honor of our moth
ers, Rev. w. S, Thomas will hold
his 18th anniversary beginning
May rs through May 20. Every
one is invited. Our goal is 5000
and all members are asked to give
Sl.00. A party was given
houoring Cpl, Emmit Payne who
has been with us about Al days,
after spending over three years
overseas. Cpl, d. G. Perry is
here with us from overseas.
Miss Sarah Jane Austin spent
Sunday night with her pals, Lois
and Fora Lee Martin. Evelyn
Watson, Cosetta Harding and
Lois Marie Martin will leave Mon
day evening for the bedside of
their sick sister, Mrs. Cleophas
Boyd who is in the United Friends
hospital in Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
ATKINS
Mekindra Fletcher

Sunday school opene dat 9s45
a. IN By Supt. A. l.. Ausler. Morn
inc service was In charge of the
pastor. Rev |. II, McCrary lie
preached an excellent sermon.
Collection was $22.2O. At 2sag
+. m. the educational sermon Of
the Happy Bend Elementary
school was preached by the pas
tor Rev, |. II. McCrary. h. 7.
L. was well attended Sunday
night, after which we listened to
wonderful sermon by Rev, l..
W. Mason, moderator Of the Mid
die Western District Association
Many visitors were present, both
white and eolored.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
.Srnithton
Oracle Mae Nixon

Mines. Rosie Dell Scott and
Fora b. Joe went to Hot Springs
Thursday on business. Floyd
Green and Walter Junell were
visitors of Mrs. Vera Green of st.
Louis Sunday. They returned
home May ID. The Roanoke
Sunday school was conducted by
Prof. C., l.. Williams of Arkadel-
phia. The Mothers Day sermon
was delivered by Rev. Dali Stat
ford of Texarkana. Rev. VIII
Anderson of Gum Springs was the
guest speaker at o'clock Sunday
at the End Anniversary of Rev.
II, Henderson. Rev. Dali Stat
ford and his family We're the
weekend guests of his brother,
Sam Stafford. Oracle Mae Nix
on made a business trip to Arka-
delphia Tuesday, May Is. Choir
practice was held at Roanoke
Thursday, May II, at s D. m.
James Nixon was injured serious
ly while working at the Dalton
Lumber Co., on May s. Dora
Jenkins who has been sick for
some time Is able to attend Sun
day school again.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-18
Thornton
Elizabeth Ann Greene

Miss Melvia Lois Braeley, dau-
ghter Of Pvt. and Mrs. Melvin
Bradley of Little Rock is visiting
her grandmother and uncle here,
Mrs. Annie M. Greene, Hamilton
Avery and Lorenzo Wiley shopped
in Pine Bluff last Wednesday.
Rev. II. Andrews held his End
Quarterly Conference at St. Mark
AME Church last Sunday. His
wife, Mrs. |. Andrews accompan-
ice him. Mrs. Sadie Wimberly,
District Superintendent, and her
son of Pine Bluff were present.
Mrs. Wimberly delivered a won
dhrful message to the Sunday
school. Mrs Maggie Arnold OF
Hkt Springs and Mrs. Willie Rol-
Ills of Pine Bluff attended the
quarterly Conference also.
Rev, J. A. Allen of Ell Dorado held
his anniversary at Mt. Zion Bap-
tist church Sunday. A number
OF people from Ell Dorado We're
there, st, James choir Of Ell
Dorado rendered several numbers.