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anything, I opened the door-and
she was lying there-al bloody"
Megan urged her across the road
and to the porch, where Annie stood
watching and listening.
Megan was too shocked, too ap-
palled at what had happened, and
too busy trying to soothe the hys-
terical girl to realize that Annie's
dark face was ashen, or that her
eyes were wide and the whites
showing to an unusual degree. An
MES thick-lipped mouth was tightly
folded and she said no word as Me-
gan and Betty reached the porch.
But Annie's hands were kind and
gentle, and between them, she and
Megan were able to get the girl into
the house, away from that rapidly
increasing crowd across the road,
out Of reach of voices that were
sharpened with excitement and Gu
riosity.
The day crept on somehow. Me-
gan and Annie turned Betty over to
her family, and the house grew
quiet. Neither Annie nor Megan was
disposed to talk; Megan, because
she was locked fast in her sick,
shaken thoughts; Annie, for reasons
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The first exclusive long-term con-
tract for an acting horse has been
hoofed (like finger print) by Dice,
the featured stallion in "Duel in the
Sum-" He's signed up for two years
with David o. Selznick.
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THE STORY THUS FAR: Jim Mac
lavish announced that Alicia was sell.
ing her place, and he was going to mar.
~ her. They. would live with Megan.
Again they quarreled, and Meg went out
into the night to be alone on the ridge.
Tom Fallon startled her as he walked
into the moonlight near the rock. She
told him Of her father and Alicia. and
the demands to sell the farm. He talked
again Of his wife and how she went
to pieces when son was born dead. She
was sorry for him. The house was dark
and silent when she returned. She was
half asleep when she heard sound and
tptoed to her fathers room. He had
Just returned from another "walk," and
rudely commanded Meg to 60 to bed.
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looked in and instantly stepped back
as though they had received a blow.
Of her own that she had, at the mo-
ment, no intention of revealing.
Megan was too self-absorbed to be
aware of Annie's curious, furtive
glances as they went like automa-
tons through their regular daily
chores. Probably not a household
in Pleasant Grove sat down to a
midday meal; what food was con-
sumed was taken more or less on
the run. So it did not occur either
to Megan or to Annie to wonder
when Jim MacTavish did not appear
for the meal.
Tom, stopping on his way from
school to pick up his daily supply
of milk and eggs, paused for mo-
ment to say, distressed and unhappy,
cts a terrible thing. I can't help
feeling terribly sorry for her-alone
there. She must have been terri
fed"
Megan said, in small, strangled
voice, one hand at her throat, ooh
-don't!"
"I'm sorry" Tom said compass
sionately. "It must have been very
unpleasant for you all day with that
mob"
II hated her-and now she's dead
and I'm so ashamed" Megan con-
fessed humbly. II didn't even try
to help her. Maybe if I had"
"Oh. come now. for goodness
sake" Tom protested. "You must
not give way to such thoughts!
You're on the verge of becoming
morbid"
"They say it happened before mid
night" Megan told him thickly.
"Perhaps she - she might have
screamed-perhaps if I'd been at
home" Her voice broke and she
was silent, her teeth sunk hard in
her lower lip, her eyes sick and
frightened, dark with horror.
Tom came into the kitchen and
put his hand on her arm and gave
her a little shake. "Stop that!" he
ordered sternly. "Even if you had
been at home-even if you'd been
down here in the living room, you
could not have heard her. And in
your room upstairs at the back of
the house-can't you see how foolish
you're being, darling?"
The little endearment slipped out.
Yet the moment, the second, after it
had been spoken it seemed to crash
in both their ears with the sound of
doom. His face went white and set
and his eyes were tragic.
Megan caught her breath and
looked up at him, her eyes wide and
dazed, incredulous. There was a
pause between them that could have
been a matter of seconds; yet to
each of them it seemed to stretch
endlessly.
Tom said, his voice harsh and
very low, Eyes, said 'darling'-I
have thought it often enough"
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L liz III 81 SASlliolVe lOllS-teIIll COIl-
tract for an acting horse has been
hoofed (like finger print) by Dice,
the featured stallion in "Duel in the
Sum-" He's signed up for two years
with David o. Selznick.
Now that Deception" is being
shown, Bette Davis wants to do
comedy; since 1871, she's been spe-
cializing in tragedies. "People will
think I'm a humorless character
who stalks the corridors with
candle soaring small children" said
Bette. She thinks her best comedy
role was in "It's Love I'm After"
which was made in 1887 and was
overshadowed by the Award-winning
"JeZebel."
The casting department at War
ner Bros. spent six days finding IL
male and IL female dancers who
could do an old-fashioned waltz for
my Wild Irish Rose" the Chaun-
cey Olcott picture. twenty-five
applicants tested and lost.
Skitch Henderson, young pianist
Of the Bling Crosby program, fully
intended to become a concert pian-
ist when he left England and came
to his native America. But-once
he was introduced to American jazz,
he changed his mind, and look at
hin now!
ODDS AND ENDS-Richard NerUman,
creator OF gotUns for stars. is doing 20
super.speciais for Lauren BacaH to tcear
opposite Humphrey Bogart in Ozark Pas
sage" :. Ida Lupino is being taught to
stutter for her role as a mountain girl in
Farmers Bros deep Valley"-,phen PEG.
pie spend money to learn not to do it. -.
Linda DarneH took of 20 pounds for "For.
ever Amber." Rory Mallinson, his wife
and three children have moped into a
CuoHsef hut in Cro6iih Parks veteran
housing project. says its much better than
the garage they morrd from. But Jay
Norris. RkO actor, rohn's had Hnubie find.
ing q place to live, has inherited hotel
in albany. Ca.
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By VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper U


II HIS is a burst of loud ap-
i plause for Eric Sevareid's
autobiography, Not So Wild
Dream" It's the story of a boy
from a small town in South Da-
kota who has never lost his love
for that small town, through the
years when he's become one of our
best political and war reporters.
Many of us will never forget some
of his broadcasts over CHS during
the war, and still look forward to
his Saturday night talks. Sevareid
covered the war in France, Eng
land, China, Italy, Germany and
Burma. But this is not primarily
a war book; it is the inspiring story
of "a years of mans life, superbly
written, a story of the world in our
times.
Van johnson says his role in 1.-The
Romance of Rosy Ridge" is the kind
for which he's been praying; "It's
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my first character part and the first
time have been able to break away
from that boy next door type of
Characterization"
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During her first London luncheon,
Goldwyn Girl Martha Montgomery
asked for glass of milk, and the
waiter asked for her certificate. "In
England" he explained, when Mar
tina looked blank, milk is issued
only for infants and invalids. If I
may be excused for the observation,
l should venture to say you are nei-
ther." The girls are touring the
provinces before the opening of
1.-THE Kid From Brooklyn"
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Helen Nelson, who makes her
screen debut in Columbia's Glenn
Ford-Janet Blair starrer, "Gallant
Journey" was discovered by talent
scouts in the cast of a Hollywood
Little Theatre play-but she's a
cousin of Veronica Lakes, lives with
Veronica, and was coached by her.
But maybe a screen career for her
has always been her fate; when she
was twelve she appeared in an anna
teur performance in a New York
City neighborho0d theater and
walked off with the first prize-and
the prize was Shirley Temple doll!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
MUZEJ v MARLBORO

Po osvoboditvi je bilo stanje
muzeja v Marlboro najtezje od'
vseh muzejev v Sloveniji. Bomb
nj napadi so muzejsko zgradbo
poskodovali. Muzejski predmeti
MISC bill tezje poskodovani, ker
so bill pravocasno spravljeni ma
varno. Razen tega je tudi oku-
pator prizadejal muzeju mnogo
skode. Tako je okupatorska vol
ska uporabila oddelek umetne
obrti in oddelek zgodovinskega
razvoja mesta Marlboro "a zbir-
no bazo. Okupator je unicil tudi
mariborsko Studijsko knjiznico
in yes slovenski knjizni inven-
tar, slovenske knjige so tedaj
odpeljali deloma v papirnice, de-
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maja lanskega leta razstrelil.
Most so .zgradili prostovoljnim
delom prebivalstva varazdinske-
ga okraja pod vodstvom okraj-
mega ljudskega odbora. Pri
gradnji mostu so delali nekaj
mad leto dni. Most je dolg 218
metrov in sirok 6 metrov, lei
ma dveh opornikih IL opeke in
betona ter ina 16 odprtin po
6 metrov in 10 odprtin po II me-
trov. Nosinostl mostu je do 50
ton. Ia gradnjo mostu so po-
rabbi 1905, 900 din, strokovnja-
XII so pa njegovo vrednost oceni-
Ii ma pet in pol milijonov din.
Ljudstvo varazdinskega okraja
je prostovoljnim in brezplac-
MIN delom pristedilo drzavi A.
100000 din. Pri gradnji mostu
so delali vsega skupaj 1880
delovnih dni. Svecani otvoritvi
mostu je prisostvovalo mnogo
delavcev, kmetov in mescanov
il Varazdina in okolice, prislo
.je pa tudi mnogo Slovencev il
Ormoza in drugih okoliskih va.
81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
PROGRAM OF MA
HAJDINI

Ma Hajdini pri Ptuju je pri-
redila OF v nedeljo 4. augusta
veliko ljudsko slavic, XII Sc ga je
udelezilo okrog 5000 ljudi. Ia
ljudski prank je bill izraz della
in uspehov Osvobodilne fronte v
vaseh ma ptujskem polju. Ma
vduseni Poljanci so Sc oh tel pri-
iki tudi obvezali, da bodo po
svoji organizaciji OF ma svoje
stroske izsolali stiri nadarjene
ucence, katerih starsi SO pre-
revni, da bi zmogli stroske "a
studij. Povecali bodo svoj Pro-
svetni dom, da bodo tako ONO
gocili mladini, XII Sc 1.-Two udej-
stvuje V prosvetnem zivljenju,
Sc bolj uspesno delo. Obvezali
so Sc tudi, da bodo pritegnili K
sodelovanju V OF Sc tiste va
scane, XII Sc okorelo stole oh
strani, da bodo onemogocili de-
10 raznim spekulantom, XII bi Sc
vedno radi gospodarsko izkori-
scali sdelovno poljansko ljud-
StVO.
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NOvlCE,IZ JUGOSLAvIJE
ponatis il "slovsnsisesa poroeevalca"

pridelke rodne Crude. To je "a
res prank velike image in no.
vega zivljenja. w
Veliko je bio zanimanje "a ia
dan po vsem Krskem polju pa
tudi med hrvaskimi kmeti on
stran Sotle in do Sanabora. Ia
to prireditev SO zgradili v Kris
KEN nov, velik stadion, kjer DO
prostora "a 10000 gledalcev.
Stadion DO v bodoce dopolnjen
z vsemi sportnimi igrisci, tako
da DO zares trajne vrednosti "a
krski okraj.
Prireditev je bila razdeljena v
diva della. V dopoldanskem delu
so imeli V okviru revije Matte
Gubca zgodovinski prikaz do
godkov cd casov, ko so nasi
pradedje tlacanili grascakom
preko borb Matte Gubca vse dc
razpada stare Jugoslavije, do.
godkov pod okupacijo, osvobo.
dino borbo do image partizan'
skega orozja. Drugi del je bi
posvecen atletiki, moci in pole.
tn novega pokoljenja. Tretji de.
pa tvorijo revije kmeckega ljud
stva, obrti in industrije. Po'
poldne je bila velika konjsks
dirka "a prvenstvo Jugoslavi
je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
POCITNICE V MARIJI-
MEM DOMU

v blizini Radec je veliko dr.
zavno posestvo Marinin dvor. Tu
so sc koncem julia zbrali vzgo-
jitelji, da pripravijo in uredijo
prijazen dom "a 0.pionirjev,
XII so pozneje prisli ma pocitnice
liz novomeskega okrozja. Upra-
va dvora je ze vse' pripravila "a
prihod mladih ljudi. Sobe, vrt in
okolica, vse je naenkrat olive
10, ko so prispeli. Prekrasen
park okoi dvorca je poln We
selih krikov in smeha Cd ranega
jutra do vecera, dokler Sc ne
oglasi trobenta, XII jih sklice
skupaj k pozdravu zastave in
zakljucku dneva. Vse tece v maj
lepsem redu, W tesni medseboj-
nj povezanosti, tovaristvu in slo-
gi.
Namen kolonije je, da otroci
spoznajo lepoto skupnega XIV
ljenja, da Sc vzgoje napred-
mem duhu, odpocijejo in nabe-
rejo novih moci "a bodoce Sol
sko leto. Use to je V polni me-
ri dosezeno. Poleg kopanja, iz'
letov, telovadbe, iger in zabaV
Sc mladina tudi izobrazuje. Vsak
dan so "a studij dolocene po'
sebne ure. Tako mladina prido.
biva ne samo ma zdravju, am
pax tudi razsirja svoje dusevnc
ObZOrje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02

ske oblasti, jugoslovanske vol
ske in v sodelovanju S soviet
skimi vojaskimi oblastmi Sc je
pricelo prevoz knjig IL Gradca
ze koncem meseca maja 1915
leta. Pri tenn delu je nudila znat-
no pomoc tudi vlada Ljudske
republike Slovenije, tako da je
muzej do zacetka julia dobil
nazaj II kamionov knjig.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
KMECKO slavic V
KRSKEM

Dne 18, augusta so imeli V
Krskem veliko slavic: "Praznik
Matte Gubca''. Ma ia dan Sc je
vsako leto vrsil tradicijonalni
prank konjskimi dirkami ma
krskem polju. Letos je ia, praz-
mix pomenil Sc vec kot ,kdaj jko-
Ii poprej, sal Sc je yrsil prvic
po dolgih letih vojne, v kateri
je bilo preseljeno prebivalstvo
Krskega polja. Letosnji praz-
mix je bill prvi prank preselje-
nih kmetov, XII V tel jeseni spet
pospravljajo ma svoji zemlji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
TELOVADNA PRIREDITEV
V STAREM TRGU

V nedeljo IS. augusta je mia
do telovadno drustvo "Sneznik'
priredilo v Starem trgu pri Ra-
keku svoj prvi telovadni nastop.
Ma sporedu so bile proste vaje,
vaje ma gredi, skok cez konja in
Sc druge tocke. Tudi mladi pio-
nirji so oh tel priliki podai svoj
program. Igrala je domaca god
ba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02

Iona v nemske knjiznice, najvec
pa v Gradec. Del knjig, XII je ca
kal odvoza v Marlboro, Sc je oh
bombnem napadu tezko posko-
doval.
Tako je bio treba po osvobo-
ditvi resiti dve nujni vprasanji:
popraviti muzejsko poslopje in
prepeljati slovenske knjige il
Gradca nazaj. S pomocjo ljud-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02

Sedaj je muzej takoj pristopil
k delu. Usluzbenci muzeja SO
zaceli obnavljati zgradbo in ci-
stiti knjige. Obnovljena studij-
ska knjiznica je v veliki meri
razbremenila muzej, tako da je
ia lahko zacel prevzemati pred
mete, XII so bill shranjeni ma de-
zeli, spraznjevati obokana skla-
disca in premescati muzejsko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
2. oktobra, 1046

blago v suhe muzejske prostore.
Cd jeseni 1945 je potekalo de-
10 v muzeju vsporedno delom
v studijski knjiznici. Muzej je
obnavljal prostore, cistil pred
mete ter likvidiral zacasna "a
klonisca. studijska knjiznica pa
.ie prevzemala svoje knjige in
iih namescala v starih prosto-
rih. -
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Formu noprodoi

38 akrov obsegajoca; 1 konj, 2
kravi, 2 prasica, 312 akra grozd-
ia, 20 akrov "a orat, drugo je
gozd in pasnik. Zmerna cena.
J. SHIVITZ, R. D. 2, Ross Rd.,
Madison, Ohio.
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NOW MOST CEZ
DRAVO PRI ORMOZU

TIE dni so slovesno izrocili v
promet most pri Ormozu, XII ga
je sovraznik pri svojem begu
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Mt. Cory

Willard Kramer was a Sunday din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Nonnamaker and attended revival
services being held at the Riley Greek
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Ruth Ghaster called Sunday after
noon on Mrs. Jennie Ghaster in Find
lay.
Chester Huber has accepted a posi-
tion at the Elk restaurant in Bluff
ton. The restaurant will be open all
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Falk and
family of Norwalk have moved into
their new home they recently pur-
chased in Mt Cory.
The Spangler property located on
Railroad street has been sold to Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Meyer.
Evelyn Steinman, Ruth Ghaster
and John White called on Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Jones recently.
Rev. Kaufman is quite i'll at his
home here.
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morning at 9:30 a. m.

morning at 9:30 a. m.
st. Johns:
9:30 a. m. Morning worship
10.3O q. m. Church school
The Ladies Aid meets at the home
of Mrs. Caroline Matter on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. All members
are cordially invited to be present.
Lenten Services will be held in
the church on Thursday evening of
this week at 7:30 p. m. Theme for
the services is ''The Apostles Greed" "
All members and friends are cordial
ly invited to worship with US; and
recall again the suffering and death
of our Lord.
The choir of the church will meet
for rehearsal following the services
on Thursday evening.
The Consistory of the church will
meet following the services on Thurs
day evening.
The Women's Guild will hold their
spring meeting on Wednesday
evening. March 13, at the church
Mrs. ]. C. Melchert, President of the
Indian Lake Regional will be the
guest speaker. All ladies are cordial
ly invited to be present. Services
will begin at 7:30.
Catechism instruction Saturday
morning at $50 a. m.
World Day of Prayer services will
be held on Friday afternoon of this
week at 2:30 at the Lutheran church
Your presence is greatly desired.
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In MemOriam

In memory of our dear father and
husband who passed away March ),
l945.
Somewhere behind the rainbow's
CLEANS
He's finding all his misled dreams.
The vague successes that he had
planned
Are his, now, in another land.
The books he had no time to write
Things he always wanted to do right
The journeys and trips he never
made
The music that he left unplayed.
He's found them where the rain
bow glows
His ambition, as only God above,
knows,
He's found hopes of life that to
him were denied
And yet, we here on earth, say he
died!
Mrs. Grace Feldman
Daughters Katherine,
Ruth and Betty Lou
News want ads bring results.
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WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
Friday, March Sth, at 2:30 p. m.
Lutheran Church


Since 1887 when the first small
group of women gathered in America
to pray for 'the strangers within
our gates" the Day of Prayer has
grown until in 1927 "The World Day
of Prayer" came into being. BY
1886 it had spread into more than
so countries, and even wartime
never stopped its quiet remembrance,
so, this day has become totally inter-
racial; totally International; totally
interdenominational.
The call to Bluffton men and
women goes out to meet at the
Lutheran church Friday afternoon at
2:30 to join with other Christians of
the world to Pray For The Things
Which Make For Our Peace.
1--WE the peoples of the United
Nations determined to save
succeeding generations from the
scourge of war :. reaffirm faith in
the dignity and worth of the human
person, in the equal rights of men
and women, and of nations large and
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EVANGELICAL & REFORMED
CHURCHES
v. c. 0ppermann, Minister

Emmanuel's:
$3.50 a. m. Church school
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship.
Lenten services will be held on
Wednesday evening at 800 p. m.
Theme is 1.-THE Apostles Creed" All
members and friends are cordially
invited to worship with US. 1t be-
hooves Christian people to worship
during the season of Lent in order
to recall again the suffering and
death of our Lord.
The choir of the church will meet
for rehearsal following the service
on Wednesday evening.
The Friendly Couples class will
meet at the parsonage on Sunday
evening, March 10, at 500 o'clock.
All members and friends are cord
tally invited.
Catechism instruction Saturday
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STOCK SALES

* &c *
For rent-Bulls: Shorthorn Here
ford, Angus and Brown Swiss. Ira
Moser. If
Service bulls delivered Fee$ So plus
10c per mile one way. Effective Sep
tember l. C. N.lLong E Son, phone
Ada Red 1860. ~ If
For cattle dehofaing kall G. H.
Edwards, the dehorn&, Findlay,
Ohio. Arteries rsasculaIed, no bleed
ing. 81
For sale-4OA head fall hogs, 2
Duroc bred gifts; Guernsey buIl 6
months old. j. j. Smith, 2 miles
west of Mt. Cory and Il mile north.
For sale-Guernsek heifer with
calf by side. Cal Lugibihl. Bluffton
phone 650-Y.
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is open every Wednesday from 200
to 400 p. m. The public is invited
to all services and to visit the read
ing room.
This society is branch of the
Mother Church, the First Church Of
Christ Scientist. Boston, Mass.
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DEFENSELESS MENNONITE
CHIRCH

Sunday
9:30 Sunday school
l0:30 a. m. Worship service in
charge of Ladies Gospel Team from
Bluffton college.
7:30 c. w. B. program
8:15 p. m. Service in charge OF
Mems Gospel team from Bluffton
college.
7:30 Thursday evening cottage
prayer meeting at home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Bixel.
You are welcome.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
]. A. Weed, Minister

j. "A. Weed, Minister
Thursday
z p. m, Junior choir rehearsal
7:30 p. m.-Midweek Lenten Ser
vice.
$3.50 p. m.-Three-part Chorus Re-
hearsal.
Friday
2:30 p. m.-WorId Day-of- Prayer
Union Service at Lutheran Church.
Sunday
$3.50 a. m. Church school
1O:30 a. m.-Morning Worship, OBJ
serving Youth Sunday, with members
of the Youth Fellowship conducting
the opening part of the Service. Ser
mon topic-'1 Believe in God the
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Father Almighty, first in series on
the Apostles Greed.
1880 a. m. Girls Choir rehearsal.
$50 p. m. Youth Fellowship even
ing meeting.
7;30 p. m.-Evening Service. Ser
mon topic-"The PARALLELS of tn e
Tower"
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Ernest n. Bigelow, Minister

Ernest n. Bigelow, Minister
Rockport:
Morning worship 9:30
Rev. Chas. Donaldson will preach.
Church school 1890
Mr.. Glen Mayberry, Supt.
The World Day of Prayer Friday,
March 8, will be observed at the
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Society, at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. H. B. Marshall.
Bluffton:
Church school 9:45
Mr.. Norman A. Triplett, Supt.
Morning worship HOO
Rev. Chas. Donaldson will preach.
The Union Community service of
the World Day of Prayer will be
held in the Lutheran church, Friday,
March 8, at 2:30, conducted by the
combined women's societies of the
churches. The service is open to the
public.
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CHURCH Or CHRIST

Sunday
$3.50 a. m. Bible School.
10:30 a. m. Worship service. Rev.
Alfred S. Lenhart will be the speaker.
You are welcome.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday services at 1890 a. m.
Subject: Man.
Testimonial meeting at 7:30 Wed.
nesday evening.
The reading room at the church il
open every Wednesday from 200 tc
400 p. m. The public is invited tc
all services and to visit the reading
room.
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small !. do combine our efforts to
accomplish these aims" (-from the
United Nations Charter.)