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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-21

Ramon Arnold Of Pasco was q
visitor at the home Of his aunt,
Mrs. Bill Num-, Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Moss Of Finley was
a visitor at the Carl Slaybaugh
home last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Meyers Of
Finley were visitors 1t the Bill
Num- home Saturday evening.
J. r. Ayers went to Touchet
Tuesday where he bought some
stock from the Burgevin ranch. .
Hover Benefit club met at the
home Of Mrs. Harmon. Wilcox
with an all day meeting and pot
luck dinner at noon, Mrs. John
Ferguson Of Kennewick was the
Demonstration leader. Mrs. Bob
Mcintyre was q guest.
Mrs. Con Bowman and Miss
Louella Bergman were vtdtors
Of Mrs. Carl Slaybaugh Saturday
Mrs. Alice Judd and baby son
Ronny and Terry returned home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hester
CORNER Rose Ann BirdwelD from
Thornton. WASH, were visitors
at the John Num- and Bill Num-
home over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ayers were
overnight guests Of Mrs: G. 3
Lievsay Of Lind Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ayers at.
tended Friendship Night at Limo
Eastern tSar Wednesday.
Billy Thomas is on the sick LIST
Mr.. and Mrs. Plat Balain'
were callers at the Guy Nelson
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Hatch was q caller at tn
Clifford Judd home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Blair ca4et
at the Guy Nelson home Sunda.
Linda Donnally was q guest q
the home Of Delphia and Jud,
Nelson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hawk1n
were visitors at the Harmon WI
cox home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hester ant
family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Num-
were dinner guests ct the Blu
Num- home Sunday.
Russell Blair has been III 70
the past two weeks.
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TROOP q
Troop "a held their regular
meeting on February 10 in the
basement of the M h o d i s
church at 7::30. The boys played
games and had a business meet
ing. Advancement was discussed
and it was arranged to have a
Green Bar council meeting Thurs
da, Feb. q at TOO. All boys
holding a position of troop patrol
leader and assistant are urged to
attend. At the Court Of Honor
in Pasco Dec. Is, Bob Woehler
received his First Class badge,
Leland Higley received the book
binding merit badge and Blu
Taylor received his Star badge
and Safety First Aid, Personal
Health, Public Health, Civies and
Friendship merit badges.
Fourteen boys were present.
There will be a regular meeting
next Monday.
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K & p Industries
In Annual Meet
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Continued from Page ID
president and Matte BAIL, secre-
tary of the company.
w. A. Knight, food processing
manager, gave a detailed and in
formative report on the POSSIBLE
tiles of both a cannery and quick
freezing plan in this area. He
reported that the cannery would
be under way with the grass pack
in April.
Frank S. Hickman, ST., a stock
holder, who has become associat-
ed with Glenn Nagley of Kenne-
wick, in the propagation Of both
Concords and European varieties
of grape vines and cuttings, gave
an Informative talk on their pro-
gram in 1916 and subsequent. He
stated that they would have
available enough plants and cut
tings to set out and start around
1916, 500 acres or better in 1947
and continue to increase SO long
as there was a demand. Cost of
the plants and cutting will be
only about half Of those being
shipped in. Supervision in the
field will be furnished free for
the asking.
Fred Pardini of KenYfewicli
who has been in the grape grow
ing industry for the past - years
gave the stockholders the benefit
of his experiences. A. K. Decker
also gave a few remarks on the
possibilities of the company.
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COOKING CLUB

COOKING CLUB
The River View Cooking club
met on February IA at the home
of their leader, Mrs. Brodbeck.
There were Is members present
and one visitor. Ruby Livingston
was takn in as q new member.
Merle Masters and Elizabeth
Chavez demonstrated table set
ting. The next meeting will also
be at. the home of Mrs. Brodbeck
on February q and Merle Mas
tiers and Elizabeth Chavez will
demonstrate making biscuits.
The Fourth Circle of WSCS
will meet at the home Of Barbara
Hille, Kennewick Ave., Wednes-
day, Feb. - at 1890 for its an
nual birthday potluck dinner.
Each member is asked to bring
her own table service and one
dish to pass. Minnie Boise is as
sistant hostes.
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Mowery-Van Dine ".
Given at Benton C;t"W

Opal Mowery ana
vandine were united IL Slassb
Monday evening, Nov. =, 'nar
r. Nelson at Benton a. - oy q
and Mrs. Gus Long Nv
City were the couples ~ ~. bess
~, Inc bride wore an auas "
SUIT . with brown accessory. "
a pink carnation corsars =;
Mrs; Vandine has b.
pIoyed at the KennewicI
cafeteria for ten years ana seaa
to complete this year 0 w
MIR. Vandine was recent, /,
charged from the Army 10y d
years service in Alasi. J,
now employed at the p,.nu.
post office A'cnl,s
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EASTERN STAR

EASTERN STAR
Alma Chapter Easter Star met
for their regular meeting at the
Masonic hall Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
A no host dinner was served at
$50 honoring Past Matrons and
Patrons of the Chapter, including
visiting Past Matrons and Pa
irons.
The opening Of the meeting
which followed was put on by
Past Matrons and Patrons. The
regular officers took charge Of
the business meeting which fol-
lowed. Mrs. Odessa Simpson,
Grand Representative Of Quesbec
from the Grand Jurisdiction Of
Oklahoma, was introduced in the
East. Othexs visitors included
Mrs. Marjorie Boutelle of Seaside
Chapter No. 259 Of Huntington
Park, California, and Mrs. Marie
Kramer of Muncie Chapter No.
1O4 of Muncie, Ind.
At the close of Chapter beau
tiful addenda was put son by
members Of Alma Chapter honor
ing all Past Matrons and Patrons
present.
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Looking Ahead
With Harold X. higgins

We are all interested In the
other fellows Job. II you don't
mind I am going to tell you
something about my Job the
Job Of selling HE insurance.
Some Of you think Of q life
insurance man as q high-pres-
sure salesman who hasn't any
thing to do but waste your time.
But there are others Of you who
know the real value Of an in
surance man. Someone once
said that the life insurance man
Is the unsung hero Of q better
way Of life. All he strives to do
il to offer you security, II there
ID any suGh thing in q world
gone haywire. Life insurance IL
the average mans estate. 1t Is
peace of mind - and sounder
sleep. your family's support and
comfort in your final absence.
It u your own tangible link with
the future .. your nearest
approach to Immortality. To
anyone with q family, it is az
much . necessity as bread, or
shoes, or shelter. And, because
our individual insurance needs
vary about a. widely as our
fn9er.prints, the Sun Life in
sufance man must be much
more than q fast-talking sales
man with q mind for figures.
He must be q financial analyst
and counsellor, father-confessor
and expert on trusts. taxes,
wills and human nature. But his
hardest Job II finding prospects
who desire accurate knowledge
and sound advice on the sub
tect. II he can catch them In q
receptive mood, gently win their
confidence and make them face
their responsibilities like men,
then he % q happy man because
he has done q good Job Of max
ing life happier for those who
follow after. That is MY job.
Won't you let me help you, TO-
morrow?
HAROLD K. HIGGINS
oYy1cEs PENNEY 0100.
PHONE oel
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POMONA GRANGE

Pomona Grange will meet Sat
urday, March 9th at 2 pm. with
Kennewick Valley grange. The
Master requests the officers to
be there at one o'clock for prac-
tice.
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ALASKAN VISITOR

Ed Blair, nephew Of Mrs. H. c.
Curry, arrived in Kennewick last
week from Fairbanks, Alasla.
MIR. Blair drove one of his trucks
down the Alcan Highway. He
says the road was in good condi-
ton. However a person travels
700 miles between stations at one
point He has been trucking for
the government at Fairbanks for
the past two years and plans to
return after several weeks visit
with relatives and friends here.
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Lions 70 Play
Yakima III Valley
Tourney Friday
CONTINUED from Page u

for the Lions, as they dropped IN
Is points, while holding the Blue
Devils to counters. Blackman
was responsible for 8 of these
points with 4 whirlers from the
key. But in the first 4 minutes
Of the last quarter, Childers, of
Wa-Hi put on a one-man drive,
sinking 3 baskets and one free
throw, together with a bucket by
Mitchell and gift shot by Hall.
This all happened while the Lions
were held score1ess, but back
they came after the automatic
time out and in the last 4 min
utes ran up seven counters with
Clutch" Sitter sinking a free
throw and buckets by Polling,
Green and Sitter, meanwhile
holding Wa-Hi scoreless. Wyatt
and Blaclman controlled the
backboards thruout the game.
with all members hitting the bas-
ket for good percentage. Lots
Of hustle marked the Lions play
which was a controlling factor in
the win. For Wa-Hi, Mitchell
and Childers tied for top honors
with 9 points apiece.
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Now that civilian products Of
metal are coming back on the
market, put a new metal ash
can on your shopping list, sug-
gests the National Safety Coun-
Gil, to avoid the danger Of q fire
in the basement.
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SURPRISE PARTY

SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise birthday party was
given for r. S. Washburn. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lee of Richland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Tuve. The decora-
tons were in the Warrington
Birthday motif.
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LOCUST GROVE

LOCUST GROVE
The Locust Grove grange will
dispense with their regular meet
ing Friday, March LIST, to take
their candidates to Kennewick
Valley grange to be initiated into
the first and second degrees.
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NEEDLE CLUB

NEEDLE CLUB
The Needle club met with Mrs.
Granvenslund Friday, the 18th.
A regular business meeting was
conducted, after which the after
noon was spent in sewing. The
next meeting viii be with Mrs.
McReynolds, March I.
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CUB SCOUTS

CUB SCOUTS
Pack "a Cub Scouts will hold
their Gold and Blue potluck din
ner at the cafeteria of the new
grade school Feb. 23rd. Dinner
will be at $50 and all parents
are urged to attend with the cubs.
D. G. Rector, cubmaster.
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pnE-scllooL.

pHE.SCH0oL
Kennewick pre-school Mothers
club held its regular meeting on
Monday, February Is In the COM
munity building. A resolution on
the protection of the irrigation
ditch was unanimously passed
and arrangements made to con-
tact the board Of the irrigation
district. Mrs. Lumbargre, Paoco
librarian, spoke on books for the
pre-school child A social hour
followed.
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GRANGE


A report by the committee on
naming roads on the Highlands
highlighted the meeting Of High
land Grange. on Thursday, Feb.
IA. Guy Story stated that 81
metal signs had been ordered by
the county commissioners and the
grange would place them as soon
as they arrive. Mr.. Story also
gave report on the status Of the
Grange Supply.
NJ. G. Clark gave a report on
the Tri-County Credit Union.
Deputy Shaw also gave a short
talk on Grange work.
Margaret Reymore directed q
play and also the stunts for the
evening.
Next meeting of the Highlands
Grange will be on Thursday, Feb.
18th.
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HIGHLANDS WOMEN

The Highlands Womens club is
holding its Washington Birthday
dinner Friday, Feb. %. Please
bring meat dish and vegetable or
salad and pie enough for your
family and a little extra. All
HighlanderS are invited.
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PINK AND GREEN

T4NA AMI 61S66N
The Pink and Green club will
meet Thursday, Feb. 28th at the
home of Mrs. Albert Morgan with
Mrs. Hattie Witt assisting. Cars
will leave Vibbers' Rexa1 store
at l:45. Visiting Rebekahs are
invited.
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Barbara Stanley. vocalist. will
appear at PlaYland Saturday
night with g. K. EplsY's RYth-
mers. a new ll-piece dance
band. Miss Stanley is a gradu-
ate Of Pasco High School. as Is
the orchestra leader. who Il the
son Of Dr.. and Mrs. Eploy Of
Pasco. Thee young musicians
will appear each Saturday night
for a continued engagement.
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CLUB SALE

CLUB SAA6
The Pink and Green club Is
sponsoring a cooked food and tea
towel sale on Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock in the Griggs Elec-
trical store on Kennewick Ave.
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InYAnE CLUB

Xu.XARE CLUB
The Floyd Higleys entertained
the Kilkare club with q dinner
Monday night. Bridge followed.
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be seen next season at Kenne-
wick Hi, but the following men,
bers Of the original "shock troop
will be lost by graduation or mn
itary service: GraYenslund, Boldt,
Graves, Sturm and Sloan. Some
team! Some record!
Junior High chmpion of the
Entire Yakima Valley
Another champion basketball
team has been added to Kenne-
wick this week end and this
champion is the Kennewick Jun
ior High, champion of the Yalki-
ma Valley, Incorporated.
These boys won the playoff
Saturday night at Yakima, de-
feating the Washington Junior
Hi, which was the Upper Valley
representative, by a score of Is
to %. Washington Junior Hi had
previously beaten Mckee High,
in addition to the Junior high
teams Of that district and had a
good record. In addition to this
win, the boys topped off the sea-
son Monday night with their Sec
ond win over Walla Walla Junior
Hi, winning 27-13. Congratula-
tions to Coach Splitter and the
entire team for q splendid season.
The results of the champion
ship game are as follows:
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C,UB.LODGE EVENTS

Friday, February IS at the home
of Mrs. Bolon. Valentine games
were played and gifts exchanged.
The next meeting is cheduled for
March 8.
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The Kin Gin All club held a
meeting Feb. 20 at Mildred
HAYNES home. We are going to
make clothes hanger covers. The
next meeting will be March 6
at Evelyn Weatherman's home. y
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nEbEKAHs

HEBEKAIlS
The Rebekah lodge viii meet
Monday, February Is at 8 pm.
Initiation will be held and all
members are urged to attend.
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Reed the Courier Classified AdsI
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East Kennewick Woman's club
will meet with Mrs. Bernard
Kempe on Tuesday, February 26.
Roll call will be at two pm.
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Read the Courier cls,.,s.a /,
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bpW PARTY
The Business and Professional
Women held q Valentine party,
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all, at half time. But the Grey
hounds were not to be denied
their bid, for at least a tie for
fourth place in the league, as
they completely outplayed the To-
cal boys for the remainder of the
game and came out with a vic
tory of 27-23 final score. Kenne-
wick's checking fell apart in the
last quarter and with "Tiny"
Smith, the Greyhound center, con-
trolling both backboards, the
Lions could gather but two points
on a corner shot by Wyatt, while
Grandview's score mounted with
baskets by Smith, Hoon and Bow
der. Bowder, of the Greyhounds
tied with Bob Wyatt of the Lions
with high scores of points each.
Kennewick 20 Grandview ~
Sitter, 0 Currans, 4
F-Wyatt, 8 Bowder. 8
C-Blackman, 3 Smith, 6
Green, 6 Hoon, 6
G-Poling, 0 Casper, 8
S-Sloan, 3 Wells. o
S-rPekins, 3
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FOR SALE: Three brooder stoves,
z rolls of S #. turkey wire, no
Saturday calls please. Phone $3.50.
M47c
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FOR SALE: A few extra good
milk cows, 70 be fresh very
shortly. Call Kennewick 1Sx2.
C-47-4oc
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FOR RENT: Small house. Inquire
3rd house east Of Bridgeview
Inn. 47c
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-21
Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

TRESPASS NOTICE-All persons
are warned not to enter upon, cross
over or in any manner trespass upon
the lands Of the undersigned, in the
Winding Ridge, Bear Creek and Cove
communities for the purpose OF hunt
ing. Edward Hachman. Rob Roy
Paugh, August Hartman, Bert Griffith
Claude FiEe. Raymond Kolb, Harry
Hickman, Henry Glass, f. Friend.
Austin Brown, Woodrow Friend,
George f. Hctz, Waiter Margroff,
Henry Hetz. Newton Griffith, Roy l..
Harman, Gilbert Uphold, l.. W. Har-
man, Robert Havener, T. NJ. Riley.
ADV. 22-19t&.
PIANO Misunderstanding and
regulating. J. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone S5-W-46-tf.
GAINESVILLE welding service,
electric, acetylene, all types welding,
portable. Grantsville, Md Phone ~.
Advertisement to 10-2-l7#
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WANTED

WANTED-Dressed Hogs. Apply
Warnick's Meat Market, Second
street, Oakland.-Adv. 37-tf.
WANTED-Doll baby carriage. in
good condition. Glenn Ashby, Terra
Alta, W. Va. Phone 4O4G.-Adv. 3S-2t:
WANTED TO RENT-Four or five
room house, unfinished, near school.
Write or Phone The Republican office.
-39-3t%:
WILL BUY RAW FURS this sea-
son. VIII be in Oakland each Satur-
day, also at my residence in Loeb
Lynn, each morning until 10 o'clock.
Harry Mickey Acknowledgement 3S-4t.
WANTED-Middle aged person as
cook and housekeeper for farm fam
lily. Address The Republican office,
Oakland, or John j. Stemple, King
wood, W. Va. ADV. 32-tf
WANTED TO BUY-Old L. S.
stamps on or off envelopes. Stamp
collections, Accommodations. lots, etc.
Write Paul P. Glenn, star route, Oak
land, Md.-Adv. 37-4t#
MAN WANTED-for Rawleigh
business IN North Garrett County.
Real opportunity. We help you get
started. Write Rawleigh's Dept. NDK-
$50. Chester, Pa.-39-1t%
Acknowledgements person for
part time janitor and cleaning work,
in Oakland. Address replies to S. NJ,
Go The Republican office. Oakland
soft.
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FOR SALE


FOp SAFE Five Sbonberd NM
MOS five weal,e old C3ra Wdbrr
N p'gSi 5d's 2rT VA "a o'% %S5+ '''-
FOP SAIF-Two Aberdeen Anor1s
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98-3t4 =
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J bottor t his SEASON sloP O. 0an,cs and
Tan%erinos bushei $500: Grapefluit,
s.. so; Mixed Citrus, $2.75. FOB,
Aeesburg, Fla. BURT WILSON.
ADV 38-3t.
FOR sAIE-One store building As
bv So, lot Plows, one farm of 1873
acres, 2 orchards, stacks hay; five
room house and three lots; walk-in ice
refrigerator, marble and copper soda
fountain. At your price. Mrs. Cora V.
Savedge, Deer Park, Md.-Adv 37-3t.
COAL FOR sALE-Good mine-run.
delivered anywhere. Prices reason
ahlo Carl J. Wondcrlv, phone 800
W-2.-3S-2t,#
FOR SAIF-Deer Rifle. 100 sheels,
$50 TO first applicant. Apply c. Ar
den Nav. McHenry. Md,E38-2t#
NOD SAFE 0ro e+oko1 uvdranIic
s+oker for dwelling one Wilbert
stalker for large buiiding Can be seen
At Ieiphton Bros. Garage.
rod cAIF Ono pooo1o hound
,,.d NY $500 20 nood ,,,oni9a con- b@
. "gr at Fiovd LowdermiIk's Loeb
VIM phone 2S8-W. -39-1t.
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE

Consisting Of 1856 acres, IS in
pasture, IS in farm land, balance in
saw timber. Plenty Of water, good
barn, 20 by so, Groom house, base
ment, furnace heat, running water in
house and barn; electric
Located one mile from I. s. 50
near State Line. Ideal for dairy.
Known as the H. H. Beckman farm,
near Eglon. w. Va.
JOHN w. BECKMAN,
Eglon, W. Va.
.AdYertiSement 3f-6tE:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-21
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned, I'M
der penalty Of the law, not to tres
pass upon the lands of the under
signed, located at Wilson, Garrett
County, Md, for any purpose what
soever. HOLLIS WILSON,,
Kitzmiller, Nd
-AdvertiSement 2G-1Gt*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-21

The House Republican steering
committee agreed upon a 20 percent
individual income tax cut, an eighth
year limit to the presidents tenure,
and constructive labor legislation.
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ESTRAY NOTICE

There strayed from my farm a
black heifer calf weighing about
400 lbs Notify Kermit Glotfelty. Ac-
cident, Md, and he will call for same
and pay feeding costs.-Ady. 37-3t+
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LOST

LOST
# LOST-Black and tan female fox
hound, with scar on her nose, near
Allegany Heights Please notify Carl
ton Sh,llingburg. Deer Park, Md-1t$
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LESSON TEXT-Acts 17:22.28a; 1914; I
Corinthians 1925
MEMORY SELECTION - For other foun.
dation can no man lay than That is laid
Which IS Jesus Christ.-I Corinthians 3:I.