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Evening star., 1947-04-22

ments and materials should be
responsible for her interference already
be cleared b popular
and wife near the end Of an afternoons gardening painting
show there are no hard feelings. 'N0' :
Saturday afternoons when our own Family
I so W ny sss q get s s the s a o in M bes Amy sna old
family Of mothakes charges the blossomng srnge
in the spade missing oh my we
used the ,psds Spa e.. last winter to- dig muddy grave for
always ready to forgive and forget cleans Januars mud of
the SPADE. SPADE :. -. .auxo ,o 49, a...,....
20 oe Of onany pna o had
been the conversation breakfast morning
and finds there isn't any shows the effects frsaton
lawn badly This was Understandable since it also leaked
badly and had not been hose % ad %
for not replacing the lettuce seeds which the Youngest
ns hn % sse was M I ea we forgot 70 ten sa the S
plumber many day with
Dear P seems to be nothing can do but
pruning viii you order fertilizer shall I? Would hand
Certainty dear said smooth silk resrettng careless
bed brandishng the pruning shears He likes things and
man topping items off eovenment @ bureau budget
or so hos no up the m way oa so
spring painting and cooperative spirit at
least both apply paint to wood Here
Might good idea, fortnight ago. paint
S T s a M get n ws sudden dor 0a s sns M
What"
paint trouble Also paint.
really responsible big paint brush always
the F. p after spring painting
winter paint shelf We had just
snappy little bulletin Ships United
paint brush 1t
described 10 distinct operations the Besides the hrs
need trpentne thinner nseed oil heavy stubhy J.
board and estimated about eight nine recepace
for the various rnsng We made list Of needed equipment to buy
dropped paint all in tupenine for might
and forgot the whole business for two months The worked on
ded He looked around for of white paint of which
buy it. We suggested brief delay but the found half can
paint Jumps, thnned 1t down with
t,upentine
chairs the fading afternoon light We praised
result heartily The Navy ought to people
by and the
neither the P is in the
mood for Cleanup and Paintup Week.
At said to the middle
You'd better outside reading The Middle One
kepto not doing it.
College Entrance Board
examinations English composition also
mend preparing discussion specific article
solid Intellectual sort The English composition
brief
nonhcon This supposed show literary back
students noncton reading weather
reports and movie magazines Ability write we'll
Evening star., 1947-04-22

OIlC6 Qay. All curing LIE udy i
stack the dishes in the washer, as
they accumulate, then turn it on
after the evening meal. remove
the sparkling clean dishes before
breakfast next morning. / also in
clude as many Of the smaller pots
and pans as there Is room for along
with the dishes. For company din
ners or whenever there is an un-
usually large number Of pans, broil-
Iers, etc., I remove the upper glass
ware tray and do these separately.
Let me say that have very few
saucepans ETC., to wash, since I do
most cooking by pressure cooker.
I consider my make" has many
advantages over the ones with the
"top lid" opening. The heavily
loaded top tray is much easier to
lift out from the front rather than
by reaching in through the top;
there Is no top to open up and In
terfere with any cupboard space
above the machine; the linoleum
counter top can always be in use
and last but not least, even my
young daughter 4. can load and un-
load the dishwasher without help.
The dishwasher has cut down our
hot water bill, has cut out any
need for soap powders at the sink
and has eliminated much dish
breakage.
Now for Z requests: I wonder II
some readers would send In some
LOW CALORIE salads and desserts.
Also I would appreciate any sug-
gestions for suitable curtain ar
rangement for 2 living room win
dows in a beach cottage which are
too high. The frames reach the
ceiling and I would like to make
them appear shorter and more In
proportion to the room size. It
cannot be too fancy or frilly due to
a steady strong wind OF the ocean.
Perhaps there is some way in which
only the closed upper half Of the
window could be trimmed?
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TEACHING CHILD TO READ.
(Frons Mrs. B. z. H., Fort Belvotr.
The following is the system my
sister used In helping her son to
read:
Take oblong pieces OF paper. pref
erably cardboard, and write Cor
print, whichever your son is taught
in SCHOOL, on each piece of paper
different words that appear in your
sons reading lessons. Then hold UP
the pieces of paper one at time,
giving your son about 10 or Is Sec
onds to recognize the word. If the
word Is not recognized put this word
in the hard" stack. If word is rec
ognized put in easy" stack. Do not
press your son to recognize the
words. This will come automatical-
ly after you have worked with this
system for while, and used a lot
|of patience. I used to help my
nephew. The easy" stack was the
children out playing and the hard"
stack was the little group who had
to stay inside and do chores. You'd
be surprised how hard he would
work so all the kids could play.
just use your imagination. Work is
fun when you make play out OF it.
After my nephew narrowed the
hard stack down to or 10, these
were shown to him just before leav-
i ing for school. This helped a great
deal.
Good luck to you and your son,
and many thanks to RCH and its
contributors for all their helpful
hints and recipes. I am stranger
here, have new, baby, and have
only been keeping house q short
while, 30 your page has been quite
helpful TO me.
TWO RECIPES WANTED?
from Mrs. L. S. M, Washington. j
Will some one give me two recipes
I have searched for diligently? They
are rum cake" and Japanese fruit
cake
Evening star., 1947-04-22
Over the Back Fence
By Isabel Hackeff

Certain home chores and current custom
the obvious and sole responsibility Any
husband for instance properly be
rods but not to put the curtains the rods
husband who scramble supper
charcoal but he would lose face If he made
down the furnace while husband sleeps Sunday morning
knows she assuming masculine prerogave
openly when the husband shakes
all ebox though the
furnace is by that time going great guns.
The respective responsibilities of husband spring
gardening and painting clearly defined operations
be left to the socaled marginal
OF activities on which we've been quite clear Necessary
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Readers Clearing House
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGE
Information sent In by the
toIloiDing has been forwarded to
those for whom 1t ,pas intended:
Mrs. B. S. E., /. A. McC, E.
r. S., Mrs. J. w. j., Arlington:
Mrs. C. H. l., College Park; Mrs.
A. E. H., Vienna; J. H. B., Hen
dersonuiUe, N. c.; E. E. S. Mrs.
e. A. p, Mrs. C. j., Mrs. o. H. H.,
Mrs. d. II. L. Mrs. W. T. G..
Washington.
Our thanks to these readers,
1ohose contributions 10ere similar
to others previously receiUed::
Mrs. H. r. A.. Fairtar Station;
Mrs. F. B.. Alexandria; Mrs. S.
H. H., SHuer Spring; Mrs. G. r.
McH., Churchton;; Mrs. L. F. B.,
PoolesDille; Mrs. N. L. S., Arling-
ton: Mrs. C. r. B., Mrs. E. J.
Men, P. E. ~, Mrs. J. P. La c.,
Mrs. o. H. H., Mrs. W. J.. W.,
Washington.
TRANFERRING FEATHERS.
From Mrs. J. w. H., Washington
I made four nice pillows from q
feather mattress. I waited for warm
weather and took the mattress out
into the garage: I placed it in a
large wooden box up of the floor
I allowed az yards Of ticking for
2 pillows Il pair). When finished
each tick made a 22A by 3014 inch
square; of course these were large
pillows; I left one short end open
and put In the feathers by hand
I filled each ticking with feathers
until each weighed five pounds.
took out the scales, whisk broom,
needle, thread, ETC., and sewed the
one end up by hand right in the
garage, using a whipped stitch.
did not consider 1t necessary to
make the ticks double as I fixed a
pillow cover Of unbleached muslin
for each. Be sure and wear q cot
ton wash dress when doing this
work as 1t Is easily brushed OF. I
had quite few feathers left, and
every now and then I I'LL a small
tick for sofa or boudoir pillow; the
garage being of southern exposure
and dry, was an incentive for my
leaving the mattress there. I also
made four II by IL inch pillows
for Walter Reed Hospital. II you
haven't a garage I think this work
could be done outdoors on a warm
day, or even the cellar floor should
be easier to clean after the opera
ton, then a bedroom carpet. q
hope you don't live in an apart
mentD
If you wish to make pillows of
the size you have on hand, the
amount of feathers to be used will
be determined by weight-just
weigh the pillows.
At first I tried to do this work up
in the attic, much to my dismay;;
there were feathers all over the
house. I have had lots Of compn-
ments on my comfortable pillows
Good luck to you!
From Mrs. W. J. w., Washington. J
Open one corner of feather mat
tress for about 5 or 6 inches, sew
PILLOW ticking UP to within same
number of inches from the corner,
baste the two openings together and
push the feathers through.
How full the pillows should be de-
pends upon how hard one wishes
the pillow. Would suggest that it
be made rather full as feathers mat
down in time. Check, by patting
as you go> along.
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DISHWASHER:
Low CALORIE RECIPES?
CURTAIN MANAGEMENT?
From Mrs. II. S., HydttsDille.)
In answer to the housewife who
WAS wondering whether to purchase
Evening star., 1947-04-22

Jewel
and blues Ruby o that erected with
blacks
Matching shades
sprnkled
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DISHWASHER:
LOW CALORIE RECIPES?
CURTAIN MANAGEMENT?

From Mrs. II. S., HyattsDiIe.J
In answer to the housewife who
was wondering whether to purchase
an electric dishwasher. They Ger
tainIy take most of the drudgery
out of this daily task, however, they
do not eliminate the preliminary
scraping and rinsing.
/ have the make that opens to
the front with the trays sliding out
and which contains a completely
automatic drying unit have been
completely satisfied with the job it
does. both washing, and drying,
especially the greasy items. The
only fault I have found Is that the
detergent / use In 1t foniy table,
spoon to a load does not remove
the milk film" from tall glasses.
We are q family Of four children
and I need to run the washer only
Evening star., 1947-04-22
REWhat$ Cookin'
Fresh Peas
Rhnbarb Crisp
WEDNESDAY.
Sdute SDeetbredds
Shoestrtng Potatoes

Fresh Peas Cnulifotcer
Rhnbaro Crisp Coffee
Rhubarb Crisp.
4 butter Il teaspoon vanilla
y 1ih small toasted
2
II teaspoon nutmeg. diced fresh rhubarb.
fakes. Il
Blend butter thoroughly; eggs beat
we'll Stir favoring bread
half Of buttered baking dis evenly
Top and sprinkle with
mixture Bake In moderate ts degrees
or until rhLbarb is done. Serves BY ~Vl-
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Hindu, Sikh Deaths
In India Held Double
Those Of MosIems
by the Asseciofsd Press

NEW DELHI, Sept. 20.-Master
Tara Singh, Sikh leader. estimated
today that about 100000 Hindus and
Sikhs were killed in recent COM
munal outbreaks in the West Pun
jab, in Pakistan, while fewer than
100000 Moslems lost their lives in
the East Punjab. in India.
Tara Singh told reporters the
Pakistan killings included mass
murders" in the Bhawalpur State,
which is aff1liated with Pakistan
and has a population of 10000 Hin
dus, 5000 Sikhs and more than
100000 Moslems.
II emphatically refute the Pak;-
stan propaganda that this was q
Sikh rising, motivated to create a
Sikh homeland" he said, adding
that "even If all the Sikhs in the
world concentrate in the East Pun
Jab, the Hindus will be 10 per cent
and the Sikhs only 80 per cent"
He accused the Indian and East
Punjab governments of complete
apathy in the protection and relief
Of Hind6 and Sikh refugees and
partiality toward Moslem refugees"
Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister
Of Pakistan, was in New Delhi today
to confer with Indian authorities on
the disposition of refugees from
communal riots, who are constitut-
ing a problem in both strife-tor
dominions.
A military spokesman reported
scattered communal disorders in the
United Provinces Of India, adjacent
to Delhi Province, and said stern
warnings" had been issued to viii
layers in the area, which has a
considerable Moslem population.
India's people are predominantly
Hindu.
A spokesman for the Indian gov
ernment reported that an official
deenial had been received from the
Pakistan government that Pakistan
troops had killed and looted In the
West Punjab near Amritsar, as was
asserted by an Indian government
spokesman this week.
Mohandas x. Gandhi, spiritual
leader Of the Hindu-led Congress
Party, has announced that he is
going to Pakistan to make the Mos
lens undo the wrong he said they
were reported to have done in their
new dominion.
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gather at his home at Huntington,
Long Island.
The party, from to 7 pm, was
organized by Secretary Of the Army
Kenneth G.. Royal.
Those expected to attend include
Secretary of State Marshall, Secre-
tary of Defense Forrestal, former
Secretary of War Patterson, Chief
of Staff Eisenhower, Undersecretary
of State Lovett, Gen. Carl A.
Spaatz, Gen. Courtney H. Hodges,
Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, Mai.
Gen. Alexander D. Surles, Maj. Gen.
Frank r. Mccoy, Maj. Gen. Nor
man T. Kirk, Col. w. H. Kyle, Al
len T. Klots, Goldthwaite H. Dorr,
Harvey H. Bundy, McGeorge H.
Bunny, Arthur w. Page and George
L. Harrison,
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Women 10 Weigh Action
On Job Discrimination

The District Branch of the Ma
tional Woman's Party will discuss
possible action next Thursday in
connection with reported appoint
ments of men over women to high
positions in the District Govern
ment.
The protest meeting will be held
in the home of DR.. Kathryn Painter
Ward, 1922 Prospect avenue NV.
The organization says the ap-
pointments should be made on the
basis of merit, regardless of sex.
More than 100000 acres in the
Philippines are being planted to rice
for the 1918 crop.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Stimson 10 Be Honored
On 80th Birthday Sunday

Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of
War during World War II, will be
honored on his S0th birthday Sum-
day when a group Of Washington
of1cials and former associates
Evening star., 1947-09-20

Why take . chance when It is sol
easy to be sure? More and more,
women of charm and poise rely on
a cleansing douche to avoid the risk
of offending. Use Keys Powder
(hygienic)-two teaspoonfuls to two
quarts of warm water. Away goes
every sign of odor; folds Of tender
tissues are rinsed and cleansed, and
you feel refreshed Two sizes: Csc
and s125 at your favorite drugstore.
KEYS POWDER--to be surel
Evening star., 1947-09-20

Chromium plotted towel stone, ,tssispd Il
lightweight, great help toss no s1sdN
towel-crowded roonn------S4ts ofqoosdf
.stsioosss sp
.msd3 10 sdt
smstlIiW st
tsom sdt /
1svs sdqst
Evening star., 1947-09-20

What new convenience you find in
them, too . and they cost" mini
mum Of space :. give you glowing,
pompered feeling. Thot goes for the
masculine side of the household, too,
for thot easel shaving mirror is quickly
adjusted :. those seoIes warn against
poundoee and what man is not
pleased by decorative offoirs thot help
his better-hoIf keep the bath room or
derIy. Find in the Bath Shop, too, in
expensive woys to dress up your guest
room both One flight down from the
Main Floor via Electric Stoirwoy
w&I-Housewares, Down stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Cline
Continued From paae D-i.)

at the White House on Thursday
which wss the 103d anniversary oi
the Dominican Republics national
independence. At noon the follow
ing day, Mr.. Asaf Ali, the first In
dian Ambassador to this country,
visited the Executive Mansion for
the same reason.
The evening Of the day the Am
bassador from the Dominican Re-
public called at the Presidents
house, he and his wife were hosts
at the Embassy to members of his
staff and to the Dominican colony
in Washington at q reception in
celebration of their independence
day.
The Argentine Ambassador, DR..
Oscar Ivanisseyich, is In Norfolk to-
day with his daughter Elena, who
christened three ships this morning
that the Argentine government
bought from the United States. And
away for q months vacation in
Mexico are the Commercial Coun-
Evening star., 1947-03-02

sslor Of the swedish Leeation and
Mime. do Be1frAge.
Leaving today after . tWo-montf
visit here are Senor Raul Garcia
HGranados and his wife and three
children, who have been staying
with the formers parents. the
GuatemAlan Ambassador and Sonora
de Garcia GrAnados.
Another departed visitor is the
Peruvian Ambassador to Mexico,
Senior Pablo Abril de Viyero, who
was In town for week.
Back In the city after extended
trips to their homelands are the
Ecuadorian Ambassador, DR.. Don
Francisco Yllescas, and Nine. Folle-
bouckt. wife Of the Second Secre-
tary Of the Belgian Embassy.
The Counselor Of the Argentine
Evening star., 1947-03-02

1nbassy. Senor Don Carlos a.
ouiros, VIII sive I lecture Tuesday
" the Embassy on the five year
plan. He will speak on one aspect of it
immigration and members Of the
Argentine colony In Washington
have been invited.
There's q new Naval Attache at
the Greek Embassy, Capt. Leon
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Miss Patrocod Brock Is the
bride-elect OF Mr.. Russell
Hardy, 5r. their engagement
.huring recently been an
inounced By Miss Brooks par
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C.
Brock OF Linthicuna Heights,
Md. Del Ankers Photo.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Kailergis, who arrived here recently
with his wife.
Davi Kunjafa. son of the siamexe
Military Attache and Nine. Kun
Evening star., 1947-03-02

|jars. has bsen slscted yice president
of the GRADUATING class .of Alice Deal
Junior High School. IN honor .of
which he = very proud.
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CHURCH OF GOD

ONDtOEI VE NOU
Sunday:
II a. m. Morning worship.
10 a. m. Sunday school. Glasses
or all ages.
p. m. Young Peoples meeting.
p. m. Evening worship.
p. m. Prayer meeting.
Everyone welcome to our services.
REV. B. H. APPLICABLE,
III Pastor.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Full Gospel Church Eureka
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship 1l:00 a. m.
Evangelistic Service 7:45 p. m
Pastor o. w. OLSON
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Mrs. George Ross went 10 Chester
Friday to visit her son, Ed Ross
and family.
Wellington Brock was taken to
the Clark hospital Sunday to re-
ceive medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross and
Mary Louise Strock were business
callers in Kalispell the fore part
of last week.
Mrs. Agnes Fewkes and Mildred,
went to visit friends and relatives
in Boomers Ferry and Spokane last
week.
Fred Marks visited the past week
with a sister in StevensVille.
John Saxon was a caller in
Whitefish one day last week.
Mrs. Chas Kins of Whitefish was
caller here Thursday.
James Hurst Sr. returned from
Hot Springs last Wednesday, where
he had spent several weeks.
H. c. Anderson was a Kalispell
caller, Thursday.
The residents of West Kootenai
and vicinity, gave a farewell party
Saturday night honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Borup, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Borup have sold their farm home,
and are leaving in the near future
to take a vacation trip, before find
ing a new location.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Easter Services next Sunday
viii begin at HOO a. m. Sermon
Theme: Our Easter Confession.
Mark 1917.
The Sunday School will begin at
GAS a. m. At the services, the
Church Choir will sing two anthems,
the one is the chorus from Handels
Messiah, Il Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth." The Girls Chorus
viii sing two songs, one Of which
is Beautiful Saviour" in three parts
sung a capella. A mixed quartet
will also sing. The Sacrament of
Holy Baptism will be administered
at this Service If your child has
not been baptized, why not have
it baptized at this Service?
Remember to bring your penny
a-meal boxes to this service.
The Good Friday Service, with
Communion, begins at 1880 p. m.
The Sr. Confirmation class meets
at $50 next Monday evening. Note
the change of time for this meet
ing.
The Church Council meets at the
church at 7:30 next Monday even
ing.
The Senior Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. John Knudson on Thurs
day afternoon of next week, April
10.
H. c. HJORTHOLM,
Pastor.
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FoRTTNE COMMUNITY CHURCH

SUNDAY:
Sunday School 1890 a. m.
Children's Easter Program HOO
a. m.
Worship Service 1880 a. m.
Evening Service 8:l5 p. m.
Junior Young people meet at 7:45
Mrs. Stephens will be our guest.
WEDNESDAY:
Mid-week prayer and praise
meeting 800 p. m.
ArVid Erickson. Pastor
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LIBBY METHODIST CHURCH
ReV. Vim. @. SteaTns, PastOF

Rev. VIM. Z. StearnS, Pastor
Sunday:
GAS a. m. Easter Sunrise Service
The Easter Sermon will be de-
livered by the Pastor at this
service.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a. m. The combined choirs
of the Libby and Troy Meth
odist Churches will present
THE Story of Easter Accord
ing to ST. Matthew" a Sacred
Cantata by Ellen Jane Lorenz.
Wednesday,
8:45 to ll:45 a. m. Released
Time Classes.
800 p. m. - Choir practice.
ZOO p m. Youth Fellowship.
ST. JOSEPH's CHURCH
Masses every Sunday, 800 and
600 a. m.
Confessions Saturday evenings.
80 to $50.
Baptisms by appointment.
Holy Days of Obligation Masses
/ 7:15 and 800.
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GIVEN GREAT FALLS
FOR STREET REPAIRS

Observation-Disclosures plan
ming money has been given Great
Falls for 1887 ,270 worth OF street
improvements, the Federal Works
Agency reported. The advance
money amounted to $14,450, the an
nouncement said.
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to st. Matthew" A Sacred
Cantata by Ellen Jane LOrenz.
(This service will be held in
the Troy High School auditor
ium.)
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2:3O o. m. : Woman's Society of
Christian Service, Mrs. Maness
and Mrs. Mcdonald, hostesses.
This will be the time for the
third Stewardship Study pre-
sented by Rev. w, c. Stea4Hs.
1880 p. m. Choir practice. -
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ST. MICHAEL'S EUREKA
(EpiscOpaD
SERVICES:
End and 4th Sundays at p. m.
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TREGO COMMUNITY SUNDAY
SCHOOL

Easter Program and Service
Sunday Morning, 1890 a. m.
HAROLD ERICKSON
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School as usual.
Rev Russell Prentice of Kalispell,
will hold services Sunday evening
at 800 o'clock.
The Annual Congregational meet
ing will be held April 9th. Rev.
Carl E. Wilchern of Harlem will
he our guest pastor Sunday morn
ing, April 18th.
Arrangements are being made for
regular Sunday evening services UNI
Gil the new minister is secured.
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HOLY TRINITY =. TROY
(EpiscOpaD

GOOD FRIDAY:
Mediations on the Cross 8 p. m.
EASTER DAY:
Holy Eucharist and Sermon 800
D. m
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD TROY

(Services In Pastors Honey
Sunday:
Sunday School : 1000 a. m.
Family Worship ll:00 a. m.
Evangelstic Service 7:45 p. m.
THURSDAY:
7:45 o. m. Bible Study
"A Sunday School and Church to
meet your every need! A cordial
welcome to alli'
D. c. Ruthford, Pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCEtCHURCH

The subject for the lesson-ser-
mon for Sunday, April 8, is I'm
reality"
Wednesday evening meetings at
800 o'clock
Sunday Service IL a. m.
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TROY METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. VIM. C. Stearns. Pastor
Sunday:
1890 a. m. Sunday School
800 p. m. The combined choirs-
of the Libby and Troy Meth
odist Churches will present
The Story Of Easter According