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Form
TRANSPORT Group

A new group of the Washington
Chapter Of the Special Libraries
Association, known as the Transpor-
tation Group, has been formed.
This is the ninth group to be formed
under the auspices of the local chap
ter and will be a unit of the ma
tional Transportation Group of the
Special Libraries Association.
Agnes Gautreaux, librarian OF the
Civil Aeronautics Administration,
has been named chairman of the
group. Other officers named in
clude: William Robinson, research
director of the AAA, secretary;
Hollis Piatt, Air Transport Associ-
alton, publicity; Francis B. Thorner,
Interstate Commerce Commission,
Membership Committee; and Viz
ginia Breen, Federal Work Agency,
Hospitality Committee.
The group will hold its first formal
meeting on March 4 when the pro-
gram will be under the direction OF
the Association of American Rail-
roads,
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.Sorobtimists Plan
ArImgt0n Dinner

The Arlington Soroptimist Club
will entertain at a dinner in honor
of Hazel B. Hackett, president of the
American Federation of Soroptimist
Clubs at Z pm. next Thursday at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. +.....
Members of other clubs in the
South Atlantic region are planning
to attend from Washington. Alexan-
dria, Fairfax. Baltimore. Westmin-
ster. Prince Georges County, Mont
gomery County and Staunton.
Mrs. Hackett has just returned
from a meeting in London, Eng
land, where she met with the British
and European Federation of Sorop-
timists and all are looking forward
to having hrst-hand report of our
sister club in Europe and to hear
her address on "Internationalism. -
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Few Parties on Ash Wednesday
Sneaker H0n0red at Dinner;
Reception Before Bomb Film
By Betty Beale

p. Anderson were there and Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Leslie r. Groves,
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Curtis LeMay,
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Lilienthal,
Senator and Mrs. Tom Connally,
the Presidents naval aide, Rear
Admiral James Fl. Foskett, and Mps.
Foskett; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A. c..
McAuliffe, Capt. Richard Ashworth,
DR.. Ross Gum, DR.. David Hawkins,
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Monat and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Considine.
The president of E. 7. du Pont de
Nemours & Co., Mr.. w. S. Carpen-
ter, came down from Wilmington
with Mrs. Carpenter to be at this
party and the opening, and others
invited to the supper were DR.. and
Mrs. John r. Steelman, Miss Grace
Tully, House Minority Leader Sam
Rayburn, Majority Leader of the
Senate and Mrs. Wallace H. White,
jr.; Senator Burke B. Hickenlooper,
DR.. and Mrs. Edward u Condor.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Forrest P.
Sherman, DR.. H. L. Dryden and Mr..
and Mrs. Corbin Allardice.
Music Guild Party
Another party in keeping with the
dignified mood of Ash Wednesday
was the reception that followed the
Chamber Music Guild concert.
Andres Segovia, the Spanish
guitarist, gave a concert in the ball.
room of the Shoreham Hotel, and
the reception took place at 1890 in
the adjoining lounge.
The Cuban Ambassador and
Sonora de Belt, the Philippine Am
passador, Mr.. Joaquin M. Elizalde,
the Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinosa de los MonteroS,
and the Icelandic Minister and Mrs
Thors were among those at the
party given in honor of the Spanish
artist. The Mexican Minister and
Sonora de la Colina were also there
as were the Naval Attache of the
Chilean Embassy and Sonora de
Recart, Mr. Francis Carpenter, Miss
Genevieve Hendricks, Comdr. and
Mrs. Gardner Luce and Mrs. George
Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Dierssen
came over from Baltimore for the
concert and reception, and others
present were Miss Cornelia Bowie,
Mrs. Guttorn Brekke, Mr. and Mrs.
Sophocles Papas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McKenney Hunt, and the
Brazilian Minister Counselor and
Nine Brito.
Mrs. Marcel Ancher. director of
the Chamber Music Guild, received
with the guest artist.
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CIV Pres Chb Plans
SATURDAY

Mrs. Grace Kanode Llewellyn, first
woman lawyer to serve on an inter-
national military tribunal and dis
tinguished local clubwoman, will be
guest speaker at the 26th annual
dinner of the Cy Pres Club, Oldest
women's organization of National
University, at pm. Saturday at the
Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Llewellyn is a graduate of
National University and is former
president of the Cy Pres Club, COM
posed of nearly all National Uni
versity goods and women graduates.
She achieved distinction over all
women lawyers in the world when
she was sent from Washington last
year to be an assistant prosecutor
at the japanese war crimes trials.
Among the guests of honor will be
Judge George P. Barse, of the Dis
trict Municipal Court and chancel-
lor of the university, and Mrs.
Barse;. Dean of the University's
School of Law and Mrs. Charles
E. Wainwright; Judge Ellen X.
Raedy of the District Municipal
Court; Professor and Mrs. Milton I.
Baldinger, and Mr.. and Mrs. God
frey L. Munter.
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PROGRAM

The Washington Chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota, national professional
music fraternity for women, will
meet at 8 pm. Monday at the home
of Charlotte Shear, 1883 Ontario
place NV.
The program will include original
compositions by members of the
chapter. Christine Church Is pro-
gram chairman. Social hostesses
will be Hazel Erskine, Virginia Ruth
and Marguerite Schauf1er.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. '' B-s
Nile. lie Brun Tells of Problems
OF French Women in WV Talk
By Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor

Although French women went to
the polls in unexpectedly large
numbers when suffrage was granted
them for the first time last year,
they are still trying to understand
the issues of voting according to
Mile. Jeanne LIE Brun, of Paris.
France.
Mile LIE Brun, member of the
French YWCA spoke at luncheon
given in her honor by the Wash
ington YWCA staff yesterday at the
WV at Seventeenth and K streets
NV. She shared honors with Mrs.
Evelyn Fox, member of the
National YWCA, for many years a
member of the staff in France.
Mrs. Fox, who first met Mile.
LeBrun in Bordeaux during the
summer of 1910 when refugees
were fleeing before the Nazis and
the YWCA was doing everything
possible for the women and girls
of France, acted as translator for
Mile. LIE Brun who addressed the
assembly in French.
French women still are so deeply
concerned with trying to restore
home life to France, they have had
little time to give to politics, Mile.
LIE Brun explained.
"The majority of French women
are not yet educated politically" :"
the attractive, personable Mile. LIE
Brun explained. But they ap-
preciate the Importance of the vote
and the necessity to vote intelli-
gently and realize the greatest i'm
portance for women is to simplify
and purify the political life in the
country"
During the war, so many thous-
ands of French men were sent from
their homes, that French women
learned to carry on all the duties
of the community, the speaker con-
tinued.
Now, with their men returned,
they are doing everything possible to
assist the men to bring normalcy
into family life. With economic con-
ditions in France so disturbed,
French women are the ones who are
assuming much of the responsibility
of carrying on the home, she added.
1.-THE women are the ones who
must find sufficient, nourishing food
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OAR Sneaker

Miss Lillian Chenoweth, ex-vice
president general of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, will
be guest speaker at a meeting OF
the Captain Wendell Wolfe Chapter
OAR, at pm. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Ernest T. Thomas,
1915 Quincy street NV.
Miss Chenoweth will discuss
George Washington's birthday as it
pertains to the ideals of the OAR.
Mrs. William w. Holt, chapter re-
gent, will preside.
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In The Ne1Vs

Capt. Orin Lehman will be host
at cocktails tomorrow at the May
flower to the editors, society editors
and drama editors of the Washing
ton papers.
On March II, Capt. Lehman, who
formerly was an Army liaison pilot
with the artillery and who now is
partially paralyzed due to his war
service, and the Washington Com
mittee for National Civilian Reha-
bilitation will sponsor the premiere
of The Best Years of Our Lives
at Keith's Theater. This showing
will be a benefit performance and
Mrs. Truman will be the honorary
chairman. Both she and the Presi-
dent will attend the premiere.
The National Committee for India s
Freedom has issued invitations fol
a reception in honor of Mr.. Asaf Ali
India's first Ambassador to the
United States. The party will be helo
in the main ballroom of the May
flower Hotel Wednesday from $50 to
7:30 o'clock.
Lisner Home will have a sixth
anniversary tea Saturday from 4 te
6 o'clock. Guests will include men,
bers of the board as we'll as house
members and their friends.
At the home of Mrs Aymar John
son yesterday, the Christian World
Leadership gave tea for the wives
of Congressman and Government
officials. There were around &c
guests.
Mrs. Alexander Wiley, wife OF
Senator Wiley, introduced Mr.. Ivan
Macy, Secretary of the Hungarian
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Legation, who was the guest speaker.
He spoke on The World and the
United States"
Mrs. Carrie Schiff of Charlotte,
N. c., is the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Sigmund.
Mrs. A. ]. Van Exem of Cedar Tree
Plantation, Ridgeway, S. c., has ar
rived in Washington and will be the
guest for several weeks of Mrs.
Nathaniel B. Dial.
The visitor has many friends in
Washington made when she was the
wife of the late Representative Al
lard H. Gasque, who was a member
of the House of Representatives
from South Carolina for many
wears
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Officers Named

Mrs. Dwight Davis has been ap-
pointed District regent of the Ken
more Association, Inc.
Her committee include: Mrs.
Arthur Fowler, Mrs. David K. E.
Bruce, Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. Ben
jamin R. Kittredge, jr., Mrs. Walker
Bruce Howe, Mrs. George Garrett,
Mrs. Peter A. Jay, Mrs. Charles
S. Dewey, Mrs. Curtis B. Munson,
Mrs. John F. wilkins, Mrs. Dean
Acheson, Mrs. C. C.. Glover, jr.,
Mrs. David Finley, Mrs. Grace
Hendrick Eustis, Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss and Mrs. Truxton Beale.
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Rperdale Program

A musical program will be pre-
sented at a meeting of the Woman's
Club Of Riverdale at 8 pm. Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. w. P. Starr,
6208 Forty-third street.
Participating in the program will
be Mrs. Gordon Finlay, director of
music for the Prince Georges County
Federation of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. Harlan Randall, wife of Pro-
fessor Randall, director of music at
the University of Maryland.
Mrs. Finley will give several piano
selections and Mrs. Randall will be
vocal soloist. Mrs. Starr has ar
ranged the program. Mrs. M. E.
Jardine, president, will preside.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Contention Planned

Plans for the national convention
and silver jubilee of Phi Delta
Gamma will be discussed at joint
meeting of representatives of the
sorority's National Council and
Beta Chapter on Saturday at the
home of Miss Clara G. Hitler, 1905
Legation street NV.
The National convention will be
held here in the spring or early
summer of 1948. 1t is being held at
that time to celebrate the 25th ami
versary of the founding of Phi Delta
Gamma.
Miss Eleanore w. King of Beta
Chapter, has been appointed con-
vention chairman and will be in
charge of all arrangements for the
silver Jubilee.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

for the children and mend the worn
clothes" she added.
Frenchmen, however, are also
striving to bring normalcy to their
homes, Mile. LIE Brun explained, and
many men are making great sacri-
fees to have their children enjoy
some of the cultural activities of pre-
war France. She told of one young
French father who returned from q
German prison camp to face win
ter without an overcoat. He man.
aged to save sufficient to buy the
needed coat when he was offered an
opportunity to buy piano. Realiz-
ing his own lack of music as child
following the first war, he purchased
the piano so that his own children
might have the advantages Of music
in their youth. e..
The speaker presented the story
as an example of the nations tre-
mendous desire to secure some of its
prewar happiness and peace.
Mile LIE Brun spoke regretfully Of
the lack of accord" in political
France today.
"It is a scandal to the world and
to u.s." she declared. France. today
is a great laboratory for the world.
In it we must solve the problem of
finding sound social and political
balance"
A visitor to the capital for only
few days, Mile. LIE Brun will return
the end of this week to New York
where she Is making her headquar-
ters during her stay in the United
States. She hopes to visit Boston
and Chicago before her return to
France in the spring with plans for
assisting French women in their re-
Mobilization programs.
Mile. LIE Brun and Mrs. Fox were
both introduced by Miss Mabel
Cook, executive secretary of the
Washington YWCA, who presided
in the absence of Mrs. Howard
Nichols, president of the local board.
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announcement
OfEngagenents

The engagement of Miss Patricia
Brock to Mr.. Russell Hardy, jr.,
is announced by Miss Brooks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Brock
of Linthicum Heights.
Miss Brock attended Bard Avon
School in Baltimore and is an en-
ploye of United Air Lines.
Mr.. Hardy is the son of Mrs.
Katharine C. Hardy of University
Park and MIR. Russell Hardy of this
city. He served for three years as
a lieutenant in the Army Air Forces
and now is attending the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
No wedding date has been selected.
Perrin Friedman
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard K. Perrin
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Virginia Perrin,
to Mr. Charles Vincent Fried
mann. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Friedman of Yorktown Heights,
N. Y.
Miss Perrin is a graduate of Wes-
leyan University and recently re-
turned from France after more than
a year of service with the United
States Embassy in Paris.
Mr.. friedman attended Ryder
College and now is in Washington
after spending more than five years
with the State Department in Eu-
rope and North Africa.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Milsman-Pargamenf
A June wedding is being planned
by Miss Florence Milzman and Mr.
Sol Pargament, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Pargament of this city
Their engagement is announced by
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Milz-
man of Washington.
Miss Milzman is a graduate of
Roosevelt High School and the
bridegroom -elect is a graduate of
Eastern High School. He attended
Wilson Teachers College and George
| Washington University.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
In the CabtaFs Procession
OF Orange Blossoms and Tulle

riage recently of their son, Mr. Amos
A. Holmes, and Miss 10 Loyce
Searles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess F. Searles of Beaver Creek,
MINI. The Rev. James w. Roberts,
jr., oficiated at the ceremony.
Mrs. Jack E. Sale was the brides
matron of honor and Mr.. Carl E.
Holmes was best man for his
brother
Evening star., 1947-02-20

Ash Wednesday found Washing
tonians in fairly quiet mood. There
were few parties given and they all
had a very special reason. The big
gest gathering of top officials oc-
Cured in connection with the globai
premiere of the film, '"The Begin
ming or the End" And earlier there
was large dinner given for Speaker
Joseph w. Martin, jr.
There was, of course, a decided
Republican flavor to this party for
the Speaker. Given by the Repub-
lican national committeeman for the
District of Columbia, Mr.. Edward
r. Colladay, and his wife, it in
cluded a number of the outstanding
Republican names in the Eightieth
Congress. .
vending their way toward the
Colladay home on Holly street at
dinner time were Senator and Mrs.
Robert A. Taft, Senator and Mrs,
Charles w. Tobey, Representative
and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Leslie C
Arends, Representative Leo Allen
Representative and Mrs. Clarence j
Brown, Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers, Representative Frances P
Bolton and Representative Margaret
Chase Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Wilkes were
also there and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
v. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A, Reilly, Mr.. Martin Sake of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Cul-
bertson, Mrs. Elsie A. Gridley and
members of the hosts family, Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen F. Colladay, Mr.
David C. Colladay and Miss Joan
Barrett Colladay.
Party PrecedeS Picture
A reception and buffet supper in
the Chinese Room of the Mayf1oweT
Hotel preceded the motion picture
dramatization of the story Of the
atom bomb. While ambassa dors
from foreign countries all over the
world and a goodly section of Con-
gress attended the premiere, Mr.
Carter Barron acted as supper host
for Metro -Goldwyn-M Mayer to the
group of persons here most promi-
nently associated with the develop
ment of atomic energy.
The fascinating thing about the
Capitals social life is that only
here would such a gathering be apt
to take place. Meeting at 6 for
an aperetif were military men, Con-
gressmen and scientists who worked
on Manhattan Project. The Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs Clinton
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limitation BanqHet

An initiation banquet will be held
by Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha
Delta Pi Sorority of George Wash
ington University at pm. Saturday
at Tilden Gardens.
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MRS. REEDER.
The former Miss Elizabeth
Rosella Trotter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Trotter OF Waldorf, is the
bride of 1t. George Welden
Reeder, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Welden Reeder OF
Haddenfeld, N. J.
-HeSSler Photo.
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DOWNEY NEEDS HELP

Downey, ILL.,, February II,
(USCSC) - It was announced
by the Executive Secretary,
Board of u. S. Civil Service Ex-
aminers for the Veterans Ad-
ministration at Downey, that
applications are being accept
ed for the position of Laundry
Helper. The salaries for a 40
hour week range from $1,000
to 1892 per year, depending
on the amount of experience
shown in application. Addi-
tional compensation is provid-
ed for any authorized over
time worked in excess of the
40-hour week.
Men are also needed to fill
positions as Auto Mechanics,
Chauffeurs and Truck Driv-
ers with the Veterans Admin
istration at Downey, Illinois.
Applications must be filed
with the above mentioned
Executive Secretary, not later
than April 16, 1947.
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These last positions pay sal
aries ranging from 1892 to
$2469 a year with additional
compensation provided for any
time worked in excess of 40
hours. Appointees will be CIV
en- probational appointments,
which, after one year of sat-
isfactory service, become per-
manent. No written test is re-
CURED. Applications for Truck
Driver and Chauffeur posi-
lions must possess or be able
to obtain licenses to operate
motor vehicles.
Application forms and fur
Their information may be OBJ
tanned from the Executive Sec
rotary, Board of u. S. Civil
Service Examiners for the Vet
Grams Administration, Dow
ney, Illinois; the Office of the
Seventh u. S. Civil Service Re-
gion, New Post Office Build
ing, Chicago 7, Illinois; or
from any first = or second-class
post office.
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his birthright for a mess of
pottage sets forth the natural
man despising Gods provision
of Divine redemption by the
coming Messiah. Pharaoh re-
fusing to let Israel go from
Egyptian bondage shows man
openly defying God. The rich
young ruler who came to Jesus
inquiring how to obtain eter-
nal life, makes plain that
worldly riches can blind the
eyes to the great value of Eter-
nal riches. The story of the
prodigal son shows the natural
man deceived and degraded
by the sinful pleasures of this
life. Many other instances in
the Bible show that the ma
tural man lives only to satisfy
his own selfish ends.
II THE WORKS OF THE
FLESH YIELD FRUIT UN-
TO DEATH-Mark 7:20-
%; | Cor. 6:9-13; 10:9-13;
Ephes. 2:1-6; Col. 3:5-11;
[ John 2:12-17.
Our Lord gave a true des-
cription of the natural mans
heart when He said that from
it proceed "evil thoughts, adul-
teries, fornication, murders,
thefts, covetousness, deceit,
lasciviousness, an evil eye,
blasphemy, pride, foolish
ness" Jesus also said that call
these come from within and
defile the man." In like man.
ner Paul describes seventeen
"works of the flesh" He de-
clares that those who practice
them "cannot inherit the king
dom of God" This does not
mean that one who has been
guilty of these evil things can
not be saved, for that would
indeed exclude the greater
part of those now redeemed.
In writing to the saints at Cor
NTH, Paul expressly stated,
"Such were some of you; but
We are washed, but We are
sanctified, but We are justified
in the Name of the Lord Jesus,
and by the Spirit of our Cod"
The malefactor on the cross,
who had been thief and a
murderer, was washed from
his sins the moment he accept
ed Jesus as his Savior.
In writing to the saints at
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ZION, ILLINOIS
ZION AUDITORIUM
Music for Lords Day
March 2, 1947

PROFESSIONAL - &C. o ly,
Holy, Holy" ............ Dykes
ANTHEM - "Gloria in Excel
sis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mozart
HYMN ANTHEM -" Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say" 80.
.......................... DykeS
TENOR SOLO -'T Will Pilot
Thee" ........ Emily D. Wilson
Mr.. Paul Thomas-sOloist
COMMUNION MUSIC ............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selected
Charles Kessler-Organist
RECESSIONAL = "My Faith
Looks Up to Thee 49,. Mason
CHI O [ r REHEARSAL -
Thursday evening at 500 o.
clock in Chapel. All choir
members are urged to be pre-
sent at these rehearsals -
music for the Concert and the
Easter season is being prepar-
ed.
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The TheOCrat
THE WORKS OF THE AND THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT
Mark 51625; Memory Cor. 5
Zion Bible School Lesson $40

Ephesus, Paul declared: "And
you hath He quickened, who
were dead in trespasses and
sins; wherein in times past We
walked according to the course
of this world. :" Paul admon-
ished the church at Colosse:
"Mortify therefore your men,
bers which are upon the
EARTH" They were to put off
"the old man with his deeds"
In the Epistle of John, Gods
children are warned to love
not the world, for eff any man
love the world, the love of the
Father is not in him." The child
of God should be ready to give
up everything that would mar
his testimony for Jesus in any
way. He should be willing to
give up the use of Intoxicating
liquor and the filthy tobacco
habit.
III THE FRUIT OF THE
SPIRIT MAKES FOR A
VICTORIOUS LIFE-John
Bis; Rom. 8:1-10; 1921,
2; II Cor. 5:14-17; 1875;
Gal. 5:16-25; Ephes. 2:8-
10.
In order for man to be re-
deemed from his sinful nature,
he must be "born from above"
and become "a new creation
in Christ Jesus" The new man
will then seek the guidance of
the Holy Spirit in his daily
life. He will seek to live a life
of righteousness and holi-
ness" He will seek the infill-
ing of the Spirit and allow the
Holy Spirit to have full con-
troll of his life. Then he will
bring forth the nine-fold fruit
of the Spirit: 'sLove, joy,
peace, long-suffering, gentle
ness, goodness, faith, meek
ness, and self control" A won
derful blessing is given to those
who accept Jesus: they are
made "partakers of the Divine
nature" and are enabled to
live victorious, overcoming
life day by day.
DOES YOUR DAILY LIFE
GIVE EVIDENCE THAT YOU
ARE BRINGING FORTH THE
NINE-FOLD FRUIT OF THE
SPIRIT?
These weekly lessons, punched for
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