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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-17
Three Ashe Men
Leave For Army

The last men to be drafted thro-
ugh the local draft board for this
year left for Fort Bragg for in
duction into the armed forces,
Sam L. Davis, announced this
week.
Those to leave on October 9
were Thomas Edgar Rash, Wayne
Jones Wallace and James w
King.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-17
Wrecked On
Highway No. So

John Sutherland, of Smethport,
completely wrecked the automo-
bile he was driving last Wednes-
day night when he drove off
Highway SO near Buffalo.
Sutherland stated that he hit a
rock in the road and lost control
of the car. He suffered minor
bruises and decorations and the
three other occupants Of the car
were uninjured.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-17
Roy Stivers To
Grade Tobacco
d Here October23
Demonstrations To BE Given
At Creston And In Chest
nut Hill Community

=, Roy Stivers will be in the couu-
ty for a tobacco grading demon
stration On Wednesday, October
e, H. D. Quessenberry, county
agent, announced yesterday.
Mr.. Stivers, a specialist in the
grading of Burley tobacco, will
give the first demonstration at
ten o'clock at Roy Graybeal's
farm at Creston and the second
at two o'clock in the Chestnut
Continued On Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-17
SINGING WILL BE
HELD AT CLIFTON

The Ashe county singing con-
vention will be held at the Cliff
ton Baptist church on Sunday at
1880 p. m, it was announced here
this week by Coleman Payne.
Music will be heard from the
Mt. Vernon quartet and the choir
from Mabel. All other singers
are invited to attend and take
part in the convention.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
More Teachers Strike
For Increase in Pay
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 18.--Fifty-
three Rankin Borough teachers be-
gan a walkout for higher pay yester-
day, closing four schools and start
ing an impromptu vacation for 1900
pupils.
This made total of 1854 teachers
idle in two Pennsylvania walkouts
affecting 1924 children altogether
The Rankin School Board, plead
ing financial inability, rejected the
demands of its teachers for a $400
yearly salary increase.
The. teachers declared they would
not return until the board makes
some salary adjustments and gives
10 days annual sick leave"
Glasses were Cancelled in the
Rankin schools-three elementary
and one high. A School Board
official said the high school teachers
are now getting $1,000 to $2,100 a
year and elementary teachers $1,000
to $1,000.
James Butler, president of the
Rankin Teachers Association, said
This is not strike-it is a pro-
test. The rising living costs made
Evening star., 1946-10-18

nell, 2s. both Of Takoma Park.
Jesse E. Grimes, "a, and Helen e. Goode
36. both of Washington.
William c. Stouffer, "a, Berwyn. Nd, and
Martha Holland. 10. Cabin John.
Anthony Puma, jr., %, and Theresa Fran
cis 81 both of Washingt ton.
George H. Willers, 28. and Rosemary B
Johnson, %, both Of Washington,
Leo F. Welsh. 81, Baltimore. and Ger
trude A. Dickey, 90, Washington.
Arthur A. Dillon, AS, and AIethea Biggs
40. both of Silver Spring.
Pred H. James, SO, and Veronica E. Zaun-
cosky, 81. both of Johnstown, Pa.
Robert E. Gibson, 30. and Gladys M. Har.
ris. 22, both of Charlottesville, Va.
Harry Best, 35, and Helen E. Green. FL
both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1946-10-18

John j. Maurer, 81, and Ida M. Luckett,
81, both Of Shady Side, Md.
Robert K Langland, 23, and Edna Z. Holt.
10, both Of Washington.
Bennett d. Farnham, 80, and Margaret c.
Mackay, 80. both of Washington.
Robert D. Cummins, 22, and Dolores g.
Cunningham. both Of Alexandra.
Russell G. Anderson, 10, and Anna b.
Cameron, 10. both Of Rockville.
BENJAMIN f. Barry, 20, Washington. and
Mary H. Sullivan, rs. Sprinffield. Mass.
and Alma A. Dortch. 20. Richmond.
John A. Backus, 3s, and Ann M. Grimth,
%. both Of Rockville.
Charles r. Pusey, jr,, 80 and Keturah v.
Akers, %, both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain S miles
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the DAYTIME,
many people have to get up nights Don't
neglect this condition and lose valuable, rest.
full sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may also cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains. loss of pep and energy,
swelling. pufiness under the ewes. headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic. used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and win help the Is miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doans Pills.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,us, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, iuait three tuH days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-10-18

it necessary for US. to make this
move"
Schools in Redstone Township
near Uniontown, have been closed
since Friday by strike Of Ill
teachers also demanding $400 an
nual pay raise. There are 1924
children idle.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
BEST WAY TO
BUY ASPIRIN

10 to DO a. thrifty millions do-say
st. Joseph Aspirin" for three reasons
ID Pure as money can buy (2) Fast &C.
ton (3) Real economy. Demand St
Joseph Aspirin, worlds largest seller at
10c. Save more on 100 tablet size for 35c
- you get nearly 8 tablets for only lc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
ADM. NIMITz GIVES VIEWS
 MERCER PLAN

WASHINGTON. May 4. = Fleet Admiral Chester w. Nimitz declar- ed today the basic defects" of pending legislation to unify the Army and Navy could be remedied to eliminate Navy fear of becoming the weak link in the national se- curity chain.
 Nimitz, apresS..s......s before the Sen- ate Naval Committee, closely fol- lowed the testimony, occasionally word for word, which Secretary of the Navy Forrestal gave Wednes- oay.
 Like Forrestal, he found fault with provisions of the proposed merger that would create a su- preme Chief of Staff and reduce the status of the Army and Navy Departments to that of agencies.
 "The basic defects. should be remedied by restoring the military and naval services to independent department status" he suggested, and by vesting in their secretaries all direct administrative responsi- bility and authority
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
WARNING

To an owners of bicycles. All traffic Safety Rules must be ob- served. Parents are asked to CO., operate in case of children. Proper lighting at night must be observed.
 CHIEF OF POLICE (257-tf)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-09

DIXIE BAR B. Q.-Henry and
Nicks Restaurant opened at the
Dixie Barbecue Halloween night
featuring Barbecue chicken,
pork chops, spare ribs, also
sandwiches of all kinds. VET
ERANS. All non-member vet
Grams of the Worcester Co,ored
Vets are urged to join the or
ganization. There will be bene-
fits for any individual who has
the qualifications to take a Job.
With cooperation and unity
we as a group can make head
way for those involved. So in
behalf of the worcester Colored
Veterans I admonish you to
help increase the membership.
All veterans are requested to
participate in the Armistice
Day parade, assembling at 8
A. M. Monday, Nov. II, at the
Elks Home, 21O Summer st.
ENTER TAINNfENT Barney
Price and his Val Halla Band
will be at the Dixie Barbecue
with Mary White, vocalist, and
the Brown Buddies every Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. Come
one, come all to the Spotlight
Room, Nov. 81 and jump with
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Springfield
40 Franklin St. - Telephone 4-8258
OLIVER M. BUCCS

turned from a two weeks visit
with Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william Smith at Cliff
ton Forge, Va. On their return
home they had the company of
their daughter, Jeanne, who is
completing her course as a diet
titan at the Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Jeanne did Pre-
paratory work at the local
Springfield Hospital. Their son,
Sgt. George Smith, now sta
toned with the armed forces
at Korea may visit home for
the holidays.
Mrs, Annie Johnson of 81 Le-
bannon st. entertained for the
Missionary society of the Third
Baptist church. Sunday Nov. 10
begins the ten day Fall revival
services at Alden Street Bap-
fist church, Rev. H. Hutchings,
Pastor. Rev. A. L. Upshaw of
Charlottesville, KY, conducting.
On Nov. IT, a service Men and
Missions" will be addressed by
DR.. Maceyo McGoodwin. Mr..
and Mrs. John Arnold Of Gin
ton st. are convalescing after
an automobile accident.
The Mission of st. Simon the
Cyrenian (EpiscopaD amour
ces new schedule of services
each Sunday at Ills A. M. with
all services held at the Diace-
san House, 81 Chestnut st. Rev.
Donald o. Wilson is Vicar. The
newly organized Bethel AME
church, Rev. Howard L. Moore,
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We are still in a quandary as
to a way out Of today's tangled
conditions. The countrywide
cry filling the sky is, "Put US
back or Keep us in, and we'll
do better. Try us one more
time" Wait. Last Sunday morn
ing Rev. Dennis spoke on the
subject, Saying and Doing"
He brought out the full mean
ing of these words by citing
the life of teh Christian. The
Christians life is more than
rules and conformity to set
types. 1t is more than official
tenure, office holding Just for
the sake of it. The Christians
life is not mere lip-service to
the will of God, it must be a
sincere expression of His will.
improvement is necessary. How
near one may reach ones OBJ
jective! SO sure of it and then
lose the goal. Jesus stressed the
doing of Gods will when He
said, Thy will be done. It is a
terrible thing to know Gods
name and not His love, power
and will - just saying, Lord,
Lord and not doing His will.
How dreadful will be the final
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the Spotlight Serenaders. Mrs.
Stella Ward entertained Mr..
Hunt Wilson at the Dixie Bar
beque and all present enjoyed
the occasion. 1t John Kenneth
Proctor returned from Mont
real, Canada, after a wonder
full visit there. He brought
some Canadian meat that was
really fine. Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Hazard of A Clayton st.
and John Hazard Of Conn, are
back from two weeks in Cana
da. CONCERT. Rev. Enoch o.
Woodhouse, Goods Ambassador
of Song" Americas foremost
Gospel singer, of Boston, with
E. Prout. accompanist, will be
presented Friday, Nov. Is, 8:15
P. M. at A. M. E. Zion Church,
Rev. S. E. Wilson, manager,
auspices Of the Usher Board.
CLUB HEART STIMULANTS.
The Square and Compass Clubs
affair in A. o. H, Hall, Trum-
bull st., Thanksgiving; the
grand entertainment that the
guests of the Cherries had at
the latter's social Oct. 80; the
wonderful young Doctor" 3
act drama presented by Club
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managers present, including
Walter Isaacs. Community Cen
ter athletic director. All of the
lads, white and colored, had a
grand time and applauded the
1916 championship award to the
Rotary Club team coached by
the well known Ted Peaslee who
received a sweater just like the
boys, Here again was a fine
sample Of what it means for
the community to get out and
mingle with the rest of the
city. The Jr. Ramblers now plan
to enter a team in the Boys
Basketball League. Admittedly
the lads haven't had too much
experience with the hoop game,
but this is the time to learn.
mad as We said before, the ex-
perience gained in fast league
competition today, will equip
the boys for better success later
on. Speaking with some of the
boys last Sunday they all said
they gained a lot from the base
ball league competition, they
appreciate those who have
helped them, and they're now
willing to try basketball. And
did you notice that Mis- half
back Charlie Paris reeled off
the longest run, Sc yds., against
Newton last week. Too bad this
is Charles last year, but still
the Mustang track star might
make a big hit in college and
we hope he gets the chance.
We've been rushing so much
ourselves lately that we've
missed reporting a few weddings
among our younger set, well
known to the readers by now.
So, anyway, here's wishing all
the young couples plenty Of
happiness, and although the
road may be rough at times,
keep the chin up, keep faith,
and don't forget church. That
last is mighty important, Miss
Portia DurSNar may soon be as
signed to the staff Of the Vet
eran's Hospital, Bronx, New
York. The Medford Progressive
Veterans Club will soon hold
rattle for a Thanksgiving Tur-
key. More news next week.
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West MedfOrd

M. KoUNTZE
IFS JEROME STREET

w. MEDFORD, Mass, Nov. 4
The Medford Minister'S Asso-
citation has voted to cooperate
with the American Bible So
city to aid the nationwide
Bible reading from Thanks
giving throcgh Christmas of
this year, The Medford Coun-
Gil of Protestant churches has
formulated its plans to be soon
submitted to all local churches
for approval. This program calls
for a union and close coopera-
ton of the city'S churches in
not only religious but also re-
creational programs. In keep
ing with the inter-racial plan
of the Council, two we'll known
colored speakers were featured
in recent lectures at the Uni
tartan and Universalist church.
eS here. Presenting forceful lee
lures on tolerance and equal
rights at these churches, Mrs.
Madeline X. Digger, former
U. S. Army Sr. Hostess, and
Mr.. Rev. Henri Deas, former
Army special service worker,
now a theological student at
Tufts, both provided Medford-
ties with two of the most in
telligent treatment of inter
racial relations ever heard here.
This church unity and exchange
OF ideas is to be commended.
Reminding Enthusiasm" was
the sermon subject of Pastor
Bailey at Shiloh last Sunday.
The community was saddened
last week at the passing of Mr..
White who has been i'll for some
time. Mr., Ingraham, another
long time Medfordite also pass
ed away quietly. Due to lack of
time, we will review the cleo
ton results next week. Mayor
Walter E. Lawrence, speaking
at the Medford City Boys Base
ball League Banquet at the Ar
mory, made the boys eyes
sparkle with prospects of a new
Medford Stadium. The Mayor
also commended the League
leadership Of Eddie Pidgeon,
Police Capt. Tom Kirwin, Sec.
J. Harry Smith of the Youth
Commission, and the team
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-09

most important force in COM
batting juvenile delinquency
sports should be continued in
our youth sports programs for
a sound body and a sound
mind.
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Uncle Ned's Idea

Life is maze in which we
take the wrong turning before
we have learned to walk. 1877,
818, 9O5, 1914, 685 an 1851.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-09

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 4
Sgt. of Auxiliary police Allen
Monroe and John Golfer Jr., are
on duty in the Hill section dur
ing the holiday season. Mrs.
Dorothy Lee Taylor of Bastrop,
La, was royalty entertained
during her visit with Mrs. Ellis
Taylor of 20 Hubbard Ave. A
surprise birthday party was
given in honor of Miss Gladys
Brown of 80 Tenth Street with
q wonderful supper served,
many friends and gifts. Present
were: Anna Mae Robinson, Dor
oohy Lee Taylor. Emma Jones,
Ellis Taylor, William Whiting,
Lonny Linton, John Lambert,
George Washington, Afford
Robinson, Nap" Galloway. Al
Brown, June Brown and Edmond
Nichols. Mrs. Reggie Funn of
IA Alden Street surprised her
husband on his birthday with
several friends in for cards and
dancing. The couples present
were: the ]. Clifford ClarksonS,
the Vet. Jameisons, the Ashley
Boones, the JOSHUA Greene's and
the Paul Delworth's. "a correc-
tom Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
of Ga Essex Street recently re-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-09

Pastor, is assisted by two asso-
ciate Ministers, Rev. Theron
Cobbs and Rev. George J. Rich
ardson. Rev. Cobbs who is
working for his Masters degree
at B. u, is Director of Rel.
gious education. Mrs. Tommie
Harris, a graduate of Tuskegee
is in charge of the Community
Center with a staff of trained
workers. Miss Margaret Hen
derson, a candidate for her
masters in Physical Education
at Springfield College is a coun-
cillor at the Center.
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world After all the wonders,
the tremendous labors, late and
early, all the church going and
church, how dreadful to hear
from the throne to you directly,
Depart, I know you not.
Communion was served at
7:3O P. M. to a reverent con-
gregation. Come to Zion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-16
A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE SCALP

lonr hair roots are in ronF
-calp. The condition of your hair
does often depeud on the laiuraI
health Of Your scalp. iearAago,
boct"r Garnet Invented Hxdi.
Gated tar formula called CartanN<l
which j. MIXED with sulphur. R>
sorcin and Bal>am 81 Peru. car.
bonoel j. such strung now,rfu
anii>'piic ami Doe. sufh iiup wori
n helping I'm iich. humpy anl
externally irriiAied scalp. thai
many deciors REGARD n Mighty ant
prescribe 10 Tor many scalB
troubles. ii tour >calp needs
'onble-sfrengih tar formula. yot
can start using 'arhonoel a. zoos
~ you get 10 from Your drug store
/ - h for DAYS. and II yon are
not satisfied. your dollar mack
Inn ret 'arhon"tl with iull difeo
lions. ! 80 the finest moderated TAI
scalp Formula your money can huy
ionr hair and scalr deserve fint
care.
In Detroit you ran get tarhonoa
az All Cunningham Drug stores
kin>ei> Drug stores. sans Cul
Rate stores. BarihWfil nrne Stor.
-. Paul's cut Rate Drug store o.
BroadWal, Mac Cut Rate Drua
stores. and all other lenAing druL
stores Tor one a"liar II j. an mix
ed and reat4 ior you ~ u,c, with
full dire r.
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r. HELM THOMPSON
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AWE

Roy Walter r siu;lh minister
delnet"d his esrmon on the srh
ie't IT, who shur~ me burern
or responsibility dodecs success
rom Aus L. p. "a,
Nfenrom services wefr held AZ
ca pm and featured a history
ploeram
Nr vinletti ilanlian vas
piincipi, speaker Mss Manila
Smith Miss June g. Rr,ni. and
Harold carter 81 parfe patcd
The Departm, ~ Hohgions ~.
ucsiion -ponSoted This prosram
LOCN MOTIFS
Not MANY Duforters know
about our luile town Wh',aker
Journey MT our way so le,nnt 8
and So, lu-t what IL is IKE ana
SOC il YOU want to come more
often
We are clad 10 SEQ our no, ,
coming homo on'e ae9iu We arc
expecting Coinolius and Milton
Reeves and \llcr y Thompson
Ir home soon aud then We vii.
BE- se''lcd once guain
Martha .edford went 10 De.
iroit O hear the l'cmrc ON Nero
History
Mrs feoec~ and daughter no
rs sp'ni sunday M Detroit win
r,,aiNcs
,rs ammo Rain,s is sponiinr
me wn"k end with Nj. and Mrs
rriyear of ne'r,si
Nr and Mrs Alien and Grand.
son Daniel and Mi and .;rs
wslScy and danshttr. Barbara
al of Detroit sen. guests 81
Mr. and Mrs Reeves Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Shie,es
laughler and Mice Of Detroit
were The guests ~ Nr and Mrs
tllen Thompson Sr
Ne IRE clad 10 500 Mrs. Led
lord Nrs Thompson Mrs Beas-
ley getting around once acain.
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ROSEVILLE
r, RON ILWIS

Cpl Leon Irwin. son OF Mr. and
Mrs Jackson. 1880 Oakdalt re-
Turned Wednesday, February s.
fier tweniy-six r.cnihs OF sery-
ice eighteen OF which We're spent
in the South Pacific Cpl irwin
has received his honorable dis
charge from The Army and is
row living with his wife in De-
troit
SSet Wilbur Wheeler son Of
Mr. aud Mrs Clearance Wheeler.
e5iat Blair : SAT Wheeler left
for Fart Shcridsn M last week
after serving six monflis IN Tho
South racific he is nov coins
80 school under the CT Bil OF
Rights
r " &c Nathaniel Wheeler is
how in California after ser,ire
over twelve months on the de-.
s'rmcr escort rSS Joyce in the
south Pacific
rhe Roy scouts ~ Troop NC-a
c.l,hrs'ed Naiinnal Eoy Scott
Week February 'hru IS. by
swing a Scout demonstration
Thufsaiy February Is. 81 the
Good Hone Baptist church
During no past year they have
progressed from t"rtrrient tO
second class and are now woi king
ON first class Tney receive BOY
Scout swimming u .truc'ions A.
M Dcnhv High school Some ~
Their ACTIVITIES are sienahns Use
ine both Morse Coao ana ms.
phore Flags reading the compass
masius re, and many othef
things
The Holy CITY biblical Pa
reani was presented ~ ihe Good
Hone BAPTIST church Tuesday
February - AZ 80 pm.
Mrs Lewis p RraNton of cilio
Lawn s. gave M hope from her
illness in The hospital at Nj Gle
mems
The lrion 81 Choirs vas held
at Vincent chapel al Quinn I'd
sunday February 10. 1916.
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SAGIN A W
nv ROSIE ". PRICE
RfTMLL WE CHURCH

~ " " ~ " Nv "
sunday February 10 uas OIL
served a. Founders BAY bon
oring the founder Richard Allen.
Of the AME church The pastor.
Roy William = Rice led his
congregation in scripture read
ing beginning III The I'LL verse
OF Hebrew subject "Allcn IS
a Leader " Prayer by re, Nor
rs Visiting ministers worr Rev
Norris and Roy Middleton
The second aaar'erly corfcr-
once Of tho church YEAR Viii 10
held Saturday evening Febrn
any IT, AZ : so All clubs and
auxiliaiics are asked 10 rave
their full reports ready
Rov Scout Week Mas observed
az Bethcl sunday morning G,,rn
McArn chairman introduced the
scouts Of SAGINAW and raye a
hrief history OF their oriain Nor.
man Osborne scDni master pre-
scented z group AZ scouts
Zion BAPTIST SunGay ScDool
was osen'd AZ . 20 Pm nv Til
MIR walker The !. sson for tie
day Vas "A Peoples Discipline"
The lesson WAS beautiful, ro-
Nl'wre by the Superintendent r.
y Worthy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-16
=. wI>IrRFD CARTER

rs rnriiy class OF the
,,.h Of God in Christ is
n.,nnr A. program. Fehru-
!, ~ \ 20 Pm The NNF
,M choir and Mems chorus
.e. The public is invited
.,.pan.css Board No VIII
se,lie. sunday February
90 nm Rev Clarence
rs,in-ior is the speaker Of tho
..,r LEAGUE choir VIII sing
NJ. Il Ioncs IS president Yrs.
ii esYnrlon j. chairman
>OlIIli
nm. Nsaonty Society of the
s,,ona parr.i church wiIl ce'c-
rs hHtbdav Fcbrnary IS.
r. rier size club viii Oh
.er,s lie u-h AnniNersary. Feb
e,,y - 900 pn
ma, f oil hold IT'S annual
.ron Nov rmwday. February
q IN 49, htroh psrlor
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PROPHET GOES SOUTH

On February - The ~, Dr
lanes + lores - 'rden rarl
leader of Universal Triumph iAt
Dominion Of God faith VIII go -
Che'tanooss 70 condu, = nceiins
IN the Soldiers Memorial Audiiur-
nm
d. Ion. viii be accompanied -,
his mr'hsr Mrs catherine T.
Jones hi- international general
secretary Roy lanes Walton and
d sfonr " singers.
Tho chauanoopa Auditorium
seats $500 persons and large
the Prophe' ehen he arrives Wi'h
his parry
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tHIRlH OF cor

The morning .eryice was very
impressive Elder " Cromor
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Bethel Temple church ta4l Rus
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