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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

/ Applications for marriage Ii
cerises were, made to County
Judge Raymond r. Lord Satur-
day by Raymond E. Ganzaga, 81.
of 1006 Southland street, and
Lydia M. Arevado, Is, of I'd
Porter Place; by Walter M. An
drews, 26, Of l7-2 Poinciana
Place, and Jennie E. Pryor, 20.
OF 1874 Poinciana Place, and by
Everett J. Hawker, q, of the US.
Navy and Alma Claupein, 10, of
The Jefferson Hotel,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
St. Paul Women iO
Hold Communion

A corporate communion of all
the women of st. Pau's Episco-
pal Church will be held Wednes-
day morning at 8 o'clock whea
the United Thank Offering will
be taken.
New envelopes issued. by Ma
tional Council, as well as new
boxes, may be secured after the
service from the U.T.O. cusio-
dian, Mrs. Gloriana M. Bayly.
Names must be placed on the en-
velopes containing the offerings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
Solons Hear
LegiionIBil On |,
Country lllBIlB|
VET GROUP TOs '1lss
SENT PROPOSITION
AT SPECIAL MEET OF
CITY GROUP TO-DAY

The City Commission was to
hold a special meeting at S
o'clock this afternoon to- consider
a proposal to lease the Key West
Country Club building on Stock
Island to the. American Legion.
Commander c. B. Harvey Of the
Legion was slated to present q
request from that organization to
use the building as a club house.
Terms of the Legion proposal
were to be disclosed at the meet
ing. Harvey appeared alta recent
special meeting Of the Commits
sion and informed I il that the
Legion has sufficient funds to IA.
pair the structure which has
stood idle fof q number rof years.
Members Of the now virtually
defunct Key West Country Club.
which constructed the building
about 1925. expressed, the view
that the city cannot dispose of
the building until it forecloses the
$4,000 mortgage which it holds
on the. property. Under the Of
fetal call which has gone out
to Commission members, how
ever, the meeting is to consider
an act leasing the building and
does not enter into the POSSIBLE
Iity of selling it.
A former officer of the, Coun-
try. Club organization said today
that the building represents an
initial investment Of $40, 900. The
land is owned by the city. About
1888 the Federal Emergency Re-
lief Administration took over the
building but left tin poor shape,
according to members Of the old
Country Club. II has not been
used since about 1899. &
The Legion is reported ready
to 60 ahead with the extensive
repairs necessary ta 1ndisc sfIIe
building alasable One i estimate
placed the prQba6le cost
least $4,000. A number al 81.
carnations have sought To. ase
the building. the Key West Coll
.. se :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
BEYER ASSIGNED HERE

Carleton M. Boyer of San Di-
ego, son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Pierce of AIT Elizabeth
street, has been attached to the
Fleet Sonar School here on a
five-week special assignment.
Boyer is a member of the Naval
Electronics Laboratory at San
Diego. '9t's'i9'f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
Rev. ]. E. Pickens Tells High
School Graduates They Must
Combat Prejudices h Lives
BACCIJLAURATE Sc r !
MON DELIVERED SUN
DAY; CLASS NIGHT ON
WEDNESDAY,

Graduates OF Key West High
School yesterday were told they
must fight social injustice, racial
prejudice and corruption by the
Rev. John E. Pickens, pastor Of
the Congregational Church, in
the bacculaurate Sermon deliv-
erred yesterday at. the high
school.
''The fight against these things
will demand the very best that is
lin you," the Rev. Mr.. Pickens
told the 80 youngsters. who, on
Friday, will receive their di-
|plomas from the high school.
l"You need to make all possible
preparation. Already you have
made some, but you will need
more.
whether you find that addi-
ltional training is this school or
that school, there is just one rule
for the good soldier of Jesus
Christ to folloW-'Study to show
lthyself approved unto God q
workman that needeth not to be
ASHAMED rightly dividing the
word of truth
Yours also will be the oppor-
|tunity to do something about the
lmess in which the world finds it
|self. Don't think you know how
Ito attempt it. You'll only be
fooling you yourselves. You are
not ready, but you can get ready.
Nov is the time to decide
once and for all where your time
and talent, your interests and
Abilities will be used and then
|go and get ready to do a better
job than has ever been done. be-
fore. There is no adventure
!equal to that found in giving
your life in the fight for God and
righteousness, the adventure 81
noble living" -'ss-aA.
The Rev. Mr.. Pickens was in
troduced by Prof. Horace O'Bry-
ant, principal of High School.
Lorraine Nottage was at the pi-
an0 for the professional, and Mrs.
Diane Ohmie, accompanied by
Beatrice Moreno, rendered a vo-
cal solo.
Invocation was given by the
Rev. E. S. Doherty, pastor of Ley
Memorial Church, the Rev. James
MacConnell, rector of the Epis-
copal Church, gave scripture
reading.
Following the bacculaurate
sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Pickens,
a prayer was given by the Rev.
|G. Leon Wells, of First Methodist
Church. The benediction was
given by the Rev. Mr.. Doherty.
Class night will be held at the
graduating class Wednesday at
|8 pm. The class is scheduled to
Igive sketch reviewing the his
tory of their school days.
Valedictory will be given by
| Elizabeth Ann Gardner, while
the salutatory will be delivered
by Nancy Blauvelt. The class
will present the school a motion
picture protector.
Principal O'Bryant will pre-
sent awards to Elizabeth Ann
Gardner, Nancy Blauvelt, Gerald
inc Albury, Kermit Roberts, Tony
Machado, Joan Porter. Dale Ell
I lis, Nancy Sterling, Betty Cot
trell and Claude Valdez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

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MAY AFFECT ISSUE

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26

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mrnDDw uUT FRO.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-26
Au1lhorise
Snls e Land On
Stock Island

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nrcrnusuouo1se pspy Introduced
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
Campbell College
Adds New Course

Jackson, Mississippi. tpssisa -.
The Vocational division of Camp
bell College has begun its second
year sf operation with m enrol
ment of 800 students in all de-
Observation-Disclosures Mschan-
les, and Radio Servicing.
The Saal Business Organize
ton and Management course IL
being added to open October l,
1947. This course is for those stu
dents who have completed the 10th
grade or it's equivalent. 1t will
include Business English, Business
Arithmetic, Recor Keeping. Com
mercial Law, Typewriting and Sa-
lesmanship.
The Automotive Mechanics, Rs-
do Servicing and Small Business
Organization and Management
course are approved for veteran
training. Applications for entrance
should be made at one-Vocation
al Division, Campbell College
Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
presence In alternating with F


inson will lower the average since
the half-pint bulges the scales nj
a deceptive 1876.
Good Second Unit
The second unit 10 just about
ON a par with the first in weights
Martin and Butler on ends, Arm
gton and Groves at tackles. Smith
AMI Antoine at guard, and "Iren-
head" Smith at the pivot post
bring the men somewhere around
1873. The backfield average around
100 with Joe Haroy, Felix Dunn.
Roy Ruoker and Prenass Picssas
rounding it out.
Coach Harris will relax the pres
sure Of the past week for the next
four days. allowing some sprinS
to get back into the muscles ov-
erworked because Of the shortage
of time. II is unlikely shaS the
Braves win see another such SEES
sion as the Saturday serimfnsEe,
and Thursday will be We faitess
Of workouts, with o BIT Of touch
ing up here and there.
Early a'ssdaceNa
Many small fruits and berries
produce by the seeaad year, asd al
az, the 4ts!ra. waila tses eraits take
syasss ssssas xa sds years 70 esoSs@eA
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27

. filiL obligstis TO sopsrata with
skeix BisAAR. slsrsy. aAA fellow
Catholics
Stating that the deciioa for
public Caution was made after mo-
tsrs deiibsrattsA HE ssttse sss-
timed:
Thepolicy Of admitting Negro
Children 0 Catholic schools Wild
white pupils is one which we SON
slider our right and duty n chef
paster Of the archdiocese, regard
less Of race or nationality"
Msgr. Charles II. Helmsing, ar
chidocesan secretary and an ex-
psrt In seaon law. explained that
while the penaty lasts, it means
that the Catholic is excommuni-
Gated from holy communion and
other sacraments Of the church,
and from all his rights as a mem
Der or the church.
Stating that the penalty ap-
piled to ell participants as well
as to the leaders and pointing out
that the late Pope Plus I termed
racism as practiced by the Nax-
is q heresy, he added:
"The crime Of trying to impede
the lawful authority Of the Bishop
in matters Of faith and morals
In che adninisFativs Of The do
essa has the grave penalty Of ex-
communication which can only be
lifted by the Holy See, if the cri-
minal Is repentant."
The archbishop indicated that
there would be no change in his
policy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
AIeorn and Rust
College at Green
vile, Mississippi

Acorn, College, Alcorn, Miss
Alcorn and Rust College officially
launch the 1947 South Central
Conference Football season here
next Friday night, Sept. 26. ut
Greenville, Miss, bringing togs-
Their two dark horses Of the Lea
que in what will be one Of the big
gest attractions OF the season
Heavy Scrimmags
With only a few days remain
nag before they tie into the Rust
beareats, the AlcorA Braves put
on a hot scrimmage, working de-
fcRsively against the bees on what
they think the bearcats might use
and then trying their own stuff
agaiAs each other to get the low
down on teir own offensive. No
spectators were allowed az the
Graves utilized their complete re-
per toire in the last big knock
ing session they will endure be-
fore they meet Rust.
Coach Leroy Goat" Harris. VIE
viii make his game debut as head
coach next week, was reluctanot
to discuss the possibilities Of a
brave victory. But it was obvious
ths& the new boss wasn't entirely
pessimistic. He Is satisfied that
al but FIVE Of his crew are In
pretty good shape; thise Few who
still display any fat win have less
OF it before the kickoff.
The probable starting forward
~all consisting Of Grady stribiing
and Chales Raines at the enls, sd
ney Bocse and Oscar Wright at
tackles. Roscoe Price and HiIefy
Perfect at guards, and Pat Rob-
JASON at she pivot post win hit
SLIGHTLY above the 1876 round aw-
eTage. The average Is lower corr
sfderably by Poteet's mere liza
pounds as compared TO Bosses 2f2.
The backs will average aeound
ITO with Leveiady, Creshon, ABB
fahana and Robinson. Paul Rnssf
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
Catholic Rsee
Raters Face
ExeaangnIeation

St. Louis, (NNPA)-Catholis
We persist in protesting sgainst
the attendance Of eolored childrea
Mt parcchisl schools here will be
accommodated from the Roman
Catholic Church, Archbishop J. E..
Rite decfaed last Sunday.
The theat Of accommodation
was contained in a letter from
the archbishop read at all masses
throughout the archdiocese.
The penalty of excommunics-
ton is incurred automatically. the
archbishop explained, if an in
dividual or group of individuals
with full knowledge Of tie violation
Of canon law, interfere in the ad-
ministrative office of the bishop
by going to authority iutsids of
the church.
+ John P. Barrett, chairman of
she group who have thrsatenedd TO
go into court to compel the cx-
clusion Of colored chiliren from
parochial schools here, said an
other protest meeting would be
held soon.
II can't say whether I will drop
active participation in the group
after the meeting" Barrett said
However, I personally will moi
/ take any acton that will jeopar-
! die my religion rthat Of any
one else.
At a meeting las Sunday nighs
. Of the group protesting the at
| tendance Of colored children a'
| ysrcehiaf sehois IL was voted &c
ask the Most Rev. Athlete Cicog-
| naai. Apostolic delegate in Wash
/ fngton 70 iatereede IN the matter
The groap aios voted to dror
contemplated legal action IN view
Of Archbishop Ritter's setter.
Catholics were void Ia the let
Ger that ~the equality Of every
| soul before Almighty God end o.
edieuse to ecclesiastical ssssh GRITTY
| are fundamental principles OF er
Gashoiie faith 10 which trey have
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27

Esef nxpHe Raesi
Mfsssfsnasir fisat fiaers gre am
s1fa co.. eowafes M bees VI the
ysmnH ssasess 9f aSak RnS asaae s@
bees sst aada 40 aeaas at faad AZ .
rasnH. ,aeanfy go pee sesat Of sts a sss
tar available goes 10, waste. Fsss
times as rssrsnV ,ceSontes sotad' 5s
gsess xtigshssia ssaesstsss4saqss
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
Sci Football
Seized aIe
Ammo u neea

Edwards Mississippi Southern
Christian Institute here last week
announced the following schedule
for the current football season.
hatcher College -O st. a
Edwards, Mississippi
Acorn COLLEGE .---4-----------oes. IL
Edwards, Mississippi
Campbell College Hoy. 4
Edwards, Nississ;pp&
Homecoming
OkfeHa Cenegs ----------~--- Ney. 10
OEoions. Ifissassippx
me. 7. Haiega ----------~-- Nov. IN
Holly Spxiags, Mssisssapf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

erlebnte veine @elt" 81 peripirfli6en
Cine @elt Ser 6riItliben 2iebe!"
auf oieleS 3iel mar Dos gelante
5eltprogranlm obgeitimnt. S6on iei-
nem GinlaollngSbrief an &lerus unb
Solf ser gr5oi05eie botte ser bofp'=
lte Sr. gr5biifof oaS Ofotto ySne
@orlO in CHARITY" 5usrunbe selest,
uno oieles slfotto beberridte i1mtlide
GeranItaltungen: es prangte in Ipm=
bolllber Garltellung auf Sen 8iibnen,
es 500 lth lple ein roter 5aoen our6
alle &eoen lno 9lnipra6en unb fano
lblieblid ielbit in Ser onfangs fiiblen
Sagespreiie Elm gho. Sb es geIingt,
oieier Sepiie sic gSege lpeiter al
bouen, oanit eS in 8eilt rno Sers
Der breiten Solfsnraiien oringen mo
ge lno letten gnoes geltalteno nuf Sic
offentlide Ofeinlng uno oan1it auf
oie gntIfliilie ser Golfspertreter uno
Der Tcgierung ein5upirfen, - oos
lit natiirll6 cine 6rage ser 3eit, Be-
rem 9eantportllng groBenteilS bon
lenen abb1ngt, bie in Ben &llubgebun=
gen Der orei Gage ein 10 bereotes
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Sic 9lnflnft be5 Goroinols mar
BON Son 6ranci5co telegrapbiih auf
bolb nelln llbr Gonnerstugobeno felt
geicbt Doroen. 9ereit5 cine balbe
Stunoe Dor Ser eriparteten 9(nfltnft
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lelne 9egleitltng iiber sic lette Slug
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brlngen lollte, oerlammelten iid an
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men 8emeinOen llno Sereine auf oem
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lota'er Central -Gereins ,lno &atboIi-
iden Srauenbunoes, ser &atbolilden
unteritiitltngs -8eienl6aft, &niabts
Of Columbus, ct. Gincent Sc Saul
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IN San Srancisco per5ogert lno beI-
len InidluB in &anlas Gitp perpaBt
uno sesen balb 5ebn llbr traf sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
Karhtnal prryt1ngH 8rindr
in ST. 1a11l

81 eincnt GreigniS, oellen 9eoerts
tllng mpbl crit I'M 2ouie ser 3eit bon
crfannt meroen oiirfte, geltaltete lt6
Der ct. Eauler 9clr6 bon &onrao
aaroinal @rui pon Srepiing- -2idten-
eggTOtoos, 9iifof bon Berlin, am
pcrgangenen 6reitog, Somstag lrn0
Sonntag. 8ar icbon sic til1Bere sluf=
madlng Oe5 Erograulm5 - gnp-
fang am GOunerstogabeno am @olo-
Gbamberlain.6lugfclb, 6eItnabl oln
5reitaglnittag I'M ct. Saul-Sotel,
9eIube in Sen perifieoenen 9io5elon=
onltalten onl 6reitag uno Samstog
lno Die offentlibe GemonItrotion am
Sonntognadmittag nit barauffol9en-
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- reih an erbebenOen Ginoriifen, 10
geltoltete oie ipontane 8egeilt lterung,
nit ser amerifanil6e &otbolifen al
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item begriiBten, bie &unbsebung 5u
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Soltern bod nod gelingeu mag, oie
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YaldItina uno ber eon5e 0obe SItelt
lit onrdtpiiblt unS burdiebt nit I'M.
rltbigen glementen. SSn China be-
iih oas Sen1po oes 9iirgers
frieaes.
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@mflanbs @eltfiibrnng

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The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
United States
 Gets "Weather''

Colder weather moved in on the Great Lakes region and plains states overnight, and temperatures today were quite chilly, especially n the northern sections.
 Low readings included 10 below at Williston and Dickinson, N- D., and temperatures in northern Minnesota were below zero. Yes terday's blizzard in that area had moved northward, and although some snow was reported, gale winds had diminished
 Rain was falling this morning along the slope of the Appalachi- ans from northern Georgia through New England, with some thunder storms occurring. Light snow fell in Nebraska and southwest Iowa.
 Markedly colder weather had overspread the Rocky Mountain area generally, with Ely, New, re- porting a low of 20 below. Butte, Mont, had frigid minimum of 34 below last night.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
Army Needs Civilian Personnel

SEATTLE, (P)-An appeal for men and women to fill positions al army installations in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands has been made by the army. Transporta- tion will be furnished to and from the Territory.
 Needed at Anchorage, Fairbanks, Nome and Whittier army posts are typists, stenographers, b k = smiths, carpenters, plu m b TT S , Steamfitters, marine diesel me chanics, marine electricians and trades helpers.
 In the Aleutians at Adak, Am chitka and Shemya, men are want ed for jobs as electricians, electri- cal linemen, radio repairmen, ship wrights, machinists, marine pipe filters, refrigeration mechanics and automotive mechanics. A number of other positions are also open at those stations.
 Applicants have been asked to get in touch with Ashley Morrison of the Alaskan Department Vessel
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
SEEK FUNDS FOR RATE HEARINGS

A recommendation to the Legis- lature that it appropriate S2O,OOO for the Attorney Generals office to defend the people of the Terri tory in transportation rate cases in the coming biennium was made by the Alaska Development Board at a meeting which concluded at Juneau last week.
 The Board noted in a formal resolution to the Legislature on the subject that expenditure of Development Board funds to re- tain admiralty counsel had been instrumental in defeating propos als which would have doubled wa ter transportation rates in the past year and subjected Alaska ship pers to an increased freight bill of approximately S8,000,000.
 Active participation by the De- VelOpment BOdrQ Tn recent cases of this nature was required, the resolution states, because no other agency of the Territory was finan- cially able to put up on adequate defense and because such in- creases in freight costs would have made further economic de- velopment in Alaska difficut if not impossible.
 The Board recommended to the Legislature that funds be provided to permit the Territory's interest in this direction to be defended in
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15

the future by the Attorney Gener- al because he is the appropriate officer to discahrge this duty, and because the Development Board itself wishes 10 be free to direct it's energies in the coming bien- nium to more positive and con structive development opportun- ities.
 The Board announced it would continue to appear in rate cases scheduled for hearing between now and the end of the biennium March 3l. Counsel will represent the Board at resumption of the Boring Sea lighterage case hear ings in Seattle January 20 and at opening of hearing there two days later on increased terminal rates across Seattle docks. The reasonableneSs of lighterage rates at Nome, Kotzebue and other places is under study in the former case, and of Seattle wharfage and handling charges on Alaska cargo in the latter.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
SITDOWN HERO

MOULTRIE, Ga. (P) - Frank Shaw made a safe landing by the seat of his pants.
 He and a friend were fishing in a rOWboat in Little River when the boat struck a Sunken log. IL tore a hole nearly a foot in diam eter in the boats bottom.
 Shaw promptly sat in the hole. Aided by rapid bailing, Shaw and Mccall Edmondson made shore safely.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
ODDFELLOWS INVITE REBEKAHS TO PARTY

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows have invited the members of the Midnight Sun Rebekah Lodge and escorts to party to be held Friday evening at Pioneer Sgloo. The committee in charge state sthat it is planned to spend the evening playing cards, after which refreshments will be served.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving with the Pan Ameri- can last Monday evening were Mat Norem, Wells Bacon, Joe Hen shaw, Will Chambers and A. Po- let. Departing for Fairbanks were Chuck McClelland, Arnold Roobs and Isabelle Riley.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15
JOINT OWNERS WIN SNO-PLANE

The Sno-Plane which was ref fled yesterday at the Artcic Shop was won jointly by George O'Con- nor and R. P. Willayo who held jointly the ticket No. 9l2.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-15

Manning Section at the Seattle Port of Embarkation.
The Republican., 1947-10-02

John Harsh, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs Gertrude Snyder, his
little grandson, Dickie Dixon and his
mother-in-law, Mrs Lucinda Biser
left Tuesday for the Eastern Shore
of Maryland where Mrs Harsh has
been visiting with their son-in-law
and daughter. Rev and Mrs Wayne
Wheeler and daughter They all plan
to return home this weekend after
visiting number Of relatives and
friends
W. L. Roth and grandson. Charles
Markwood. Of Terra Alta, called ON
friends in this area this week.
Rev. Ezra Fike and Troy Judy
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evening and Tuesday evening at ESQ
Prayer services Tuesday evening at
7:3O.
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PAINTER ASSEMBLY or GOD
CHI RCH
Pastor II. Paul Robinson

Sunday School, 1000. Friday. Evan
@clstic service. 500.
The Republican., 1947-10-02

MARIETTA PAINTS are distri-
butcd by: WHITAKER GROCERY
COMPANY, Terra Alta, West Va