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The guardian., 1952-03-29

MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. Roger Williams, Pastor
On last Sunday the Pastor
preached on when Life Reaches
The Bottom" This sermo IN
touched the people deeply for
most of us have experienced a
time when only the knowledge
of God taking care of us can
carry us through. This Sunday
Rev. Williams will preach on
"The Tragedy of Sampson"
There will be no evening Serv-
ice for all the congregation and
many friends are invited to the
Missionary service at $3.50 PM.
to hear Rev. Michael Haynes.
There will be a musical pro-
gram. Youth Hour is at 6. On
the first Sunday at the Youth
Hour, the speaker will be Sam
Hart, leader of the Christ for
Youth Movement. Alvin Clark
and william Cooke are both re-
cuperating from operations. Rev.
Abercrombie who was taken i'll
on last Saturday evening is re-
ported improving by his physi-
clan. Due to circumstances over
which there was no control, the
Choric peaking Group did not
appear last Sunday evening in
Maiden.
The guardian., 1952-03-29
PAGE 5

Greene Jr. their advisor and
team Captain for the rally" 1t
was a wonderful affair that was
well attended" 1t was Good to
see Rev. Simpson Turner from
New York who acted as the Mas
ter Of Ceremonies. He and the
pastor attended Gordon College
together. The B.Y.F prepared
refreshments for the group after
the program in the vestry. Last
Tuesday evening the Missionary
Society held their monthly meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Alice
Marrow Williams. The report is
that every member was present
except two and great things were
accomplished. Mrs. Ina Butler,
President. At the same time at
the church the pastor met with
the Deacon Board. The Pastor
recorded the entire morning
worship on a new tape recorder
given to him by a member of the
church. He will take the service
to our shut in each week among
other things.
The guardian., 1952-03-29

able comment. Sponsored by the
Youth Group, the newsletter
carried news of Church, Sunday
School, Sports, Music, Drama,
and the first Of a series of
articles on the Elders of the
Church and Community who have
not labored in vain. This respect
by our youth for the Elders is
certainly appreciated and warm
ly commended. Such spirit as
this fortells greater Unity and
progress ahead.
The Christian Endeavor Youth
Forum series opened last Sum
day before an enthused attend
ance and gifted Panel which fea-
tured a Vocational lecture on
Public Teaching, Religious Edu-
cation, and opportunities in the
Armed Services, The school sub
ject was presented by Mr.. James
Sherwood of the Roberts, JJr.
High School. Mr.. William Con-
ners of Newton Theological pre-
sented the advantages of church
and mission work And Mr.. Ray
Sheldon, recently retired U. S.
Army Bandmaster, with 35 yrs.
in the service, spoke on the Arm
ed Forces. This was a real prize
Panel and the question and an
swers helped to make it just
The guardian., 1952-03-29
BROCKTON

MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Kenneth A. BolDen Minister
Sunday morning full congre-
cation was present to hear the
pastors final message on the
Problem of Suffering. Next
Sunday morning the speaker will
be Rev. Mr.. Bhaghat student at
Andover Newton Theological
Seminary who is here studying
from India. In the afternoon the
Missionary Society will have
their program and Mr.. Bhaghat
will speak" The Sunday School
are preparing for their annual
Easter Program under the direc-
ton of the Supt. Mrs. Mary R.
Pena." They are in z 'learsal for
a play which promises to be
good. In the evening the B.Y.F.
sponsored a program that brought
the Shekol Khalls Electric Choir
to our church. The entire affair
was managed by Mr.. Richard
The guardian., 1952-03-29
Worcester
JOHN STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH

Re1. n. Benton HdTTlS, MtTt1SIeF
Rev. H. Benton Harris re-
turned to his pulpit Sunday
AM, after spending two days,
March 81 and % at the Tenth
Annual Institute of Religion
sponsored by the School of Re-
ligion, Howard University, Wash
ington, DC. Rev. Samuel H. Bull
lock, ID, gave very fine mes
sage on his trip to Africa and
showed moving pictures of the
many places visited by his group
while in Liberia and also places
in urope. After the service re-
freshments were served by
committee from the Anna E.
Latham Missionary ociety who
sponsored the program. Mrs.
Fannie Smith was Mistress of
Ceremonies and conducted the
very fine worship service pre-
ceding the speaking. Mrs. Mable
Hamilton gave a solo and the
Senior Choir was out in full
capacity. Rev. M. J. Minor,
of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, TIT hawmut ave-, Bos-
ton, will be the second minister
of the Lenten Guests on Sun
day, March 80, at 7 Pm. Rev.
A. Roger Williams, minister. of
the Mass. Ave. Baptist Church,
Cambridge, will be guest evan
gelist, April l, 2, 8 and 6. The
moving picture king Of Kings,
will be shown on Friday, April
4 under the auspices of the
Junior Usher Board, Mrs. Laura
Leak, president. Rev. Harris
speaks to students Of Com
merce and Classical high schools
in Chestnut Street Congrega-
tional Church on Thursday un-
der the auspices of the Wor-
cester Council of Churches.
There will be a Memorial Serv-
ice for Mrs. Grace johnson
Brown in Belmont st. Church
on Sunday afternoon, April 6.
Mrs. Brown was long active in
our community and especially
musically. Many will want to
pay her tribute. Rev. Harris
will take part in the Annual
Mems Communion Breakfast
and Communion Service at Cen
tral Congregational Church on
Sunday morning, March 80. The
breakfast will be at the City
Auditorium. Mrs. Ellsworth Ne
pean, Mr.. George Mckenzie,
Mrs. Aries Ward, Mrs. Annie
Reed, Mrs. Cornelia Bracey, Mrs.
Pearl Hawley are on the sick
list. Rev. Harris officiated at
the funeral of Robert Morris on
Wednesday Of this past week at
the Longstreet Funeral Parlor.
Interment in Hope Cemetery.
Mr.. Morris died at City Hospi-
tai after q long Illness on Mon
day, March II.
The guardian., 1952-03-29

about a perfect Forum. Now,
next Sundays Forum will con-
tinue the subject on vocations
and professions. Miss lone Dug
ger of Tufts, now on the Deans
list this semester, will speak on
his science, and the third speak
er will be Mr.. Lee Jackson of
Ebenezer Baptist Church. Cues
tions invited from the audience.
Forum opens Sunday at 6 PM.
Public invited. These Forums
especially invite those interest
ed in choosing jobs. All Forums
conclude in time for you to en-
joy your evening TV programs.
Center Night
The monthly Community Cen
ter Game Night, March 21st, last
week, was another big success
and the next Game Night will
be held Friday, April 18th, These
adult games which include whist,
bridge, CANISTER, pinochle, check
ers or any other popular adult
games, are growing in populari-
ty and the committee headed
by Mrs. Madeline Hazel and as
sisted by Mrs. Katherine Smith,
Mrs. Francis Sheldon, Mrs. Ell
mira Matthews, and Mrs. Doro-
tn yKountze, wish to thank all
those who are helping to make it
a success, also they invite all you
adults of the community to join
in at you rfacorite games once
each month. This is especially
extended to adults who can not
go bowling or participate in
more physical exercise. So make
it a date, and come out and
meet your neighbors. There are
prizes, too. Among these are
fine articles and decorative
pieces obtained through Mr.. Leo
Barros and his students at the
East Boston vocational school
where Mr.. Barros is a teacher
and instructor. The prize winners
last week were Mr. Al Hayes,
Mrs. Gertrude Averett, Mr.. Will
liam Coney, Mrs. Beatrice Fur
bier, Mr.. Perry, and Mr.. Kenneth
Grant. You may be a winner
next month.
Continuing with sports. The
Medford Church League indi-
vidual three string bowling rec
ord was smashed by a Shiloh
player last week when ex US.
Army Paratrooper, Bobby Furey
slammd strings of ia, 1913, and
ia, for new 356 record. This
column is not surprised. We have
talent in the community to make
Shiloh champion. More men
should join the team We note
that Walt IsaacS, recovered from
his injury, is back with the boys.
Tufts college has selected its
third colored track captain since
Eddie Digger graduated with
that It'll Elm 1941. Eddie was fol-
lowed by co-captain Armand
Furey Jr. and last week Tufts
named Bob Jones, the new track
captain. Three sepia captain in
a decade. That tops most col
leges.
Our list of sick and confined
citizens include Mrs. Carrie
Sherwood, Mr.. Al Henderson Sr.
and Mr.. William Smith. Visit or
drop them a card, folks. And
don't forget the coming Play next
month.
The guardian., 1952-03-29

The Senior Missionaries will
welcome all friends and mem
bers Sunday, March 80, when
Mrs. Alice Harten of Brooklyn.
N. r., wife of Rev. Thomas S.
Harten, dynamic pastor of Holy
Trinity Baptist Church, will be
the guest speaker at the IL AM.
service with a message to all.
Mrs. Bergman, mother of the
Bergman sisters, will be devo-
tion-leader. At 3 PM. on this
same day there will be a mes
sage to youth. At 7 PM. there
will be a Candle Light Service,
directed by Mrs. Harten. Come
and see and hear for yourself
and enjoy all these services.
After the morning service there
will be a dinner served upstairs
with everything to go with it
all for SO cents. Several WE'LL
known ladies will be guests Of
Mrs. Harten and will sit with
her at the guest table. Mrs.
Bessie Fields is chairman of this
affair.
On Sunday, April 6, at 3 PM.
Mrs. Ruth E. Morris will be
The guardian., 1952-03-29
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A. M. Z. CHURCH

ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH
Req. B. A. GGItot1ay, D. D. Pastor
Last Sunday morning the Pas
tor spoke on the subject "Tun-
ing In With God" to a congre-
cation who had braved the in
clement weather to attend, and
who were spiritually satisfied
with the Gospel Feast received.
Both Senior and Junior Choirs
contributed to this very inspir-
ing service. In the afternoon,
the Missionary Circle gave their
monthly program under the
sponsorship of Mrs. Beatty and
Mrs. Talbot. After a prelim-
mary song service with Madeline
Bryan, the pianist, the good
sized assembly heard vocal solos
from Hope Red d, Margaret
Bushfan, and Everton c. john
son; two selections were given
by the st. Paul-AireS Quartet:
Ann-Marie Monterio, Carol Mon
terio, Portia Collins, Beverly
Warren, with Lillian Agard at
the piano. A most inspiring dis
course was given by Rev A.
Roger Williams, special guest
speaker. Remarks by the Pas
tor, and by Mrs. B. A. Galloway,
who is President, closed this ses-
sion, which was followed by the
serving of refreshments in the
vestry. The night service was
we'll attended and the Pastor
fed his flock with brief, but
instructive talk on Being Shad-
owed by the Almighty"
The guardian., 1952-03-29
Mrs. Thomas 5. Harfen Guest AT
Western Ave. Church, Sunday
REV. ]. E. FORD, PASTOR
MRS. BESSIE E. FIELDS, PRESIDENT

guest speaker at a service spon-
sored by the Usher Board, Miss
Margaret Newkirk, chairman.
The guardian., 1952-03-29

The Senior Missionaries will guest
The guardian., 1952-03-29
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and ThiryTwo
An Act relative the Observance of the Anniversary Of the
Boston Massacre the Heroic Deaths Crpus Attuc
Samuel Maverick James CALDWELL Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
General Court assembled and by the authority Of the follows
CHAPTER SIX OF THE GENERAL LAWS is HERE
BY AMENDED BY INSERTING AFTER SECTION
TWELVE c, INSERTED BY CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THREE OF THE ACTS OF THE CURRENT
YEAR, THE FOLLOWING NEW SECTlON:-
SECTION I'D. THE GOVERNOR SHALL AkhlU-
ALLY ISSUE A PROCLAMATION CALLING FOR A
PROPER OBSERVANCE ON MARCH FIFTH OF THE AN
NIVERSARY OF THE BOSTON MASSACRE WHEREIN
CRISPUS ATTUCKS, AN AMERICAN OF AFRICAN
DESCENT, AND SAMUEL MAVERICK, JAMES CALD-
WELL SAMUEL GRAY AND PATRICK CARR MET
HEROIC DEATHS AS THE FIRST MARTYRS IN THE
CAUSE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
The guardian., 1952-03-29
WEST MEDFORD

Mr.. Stig Svard of Sweden and
theological student at Newton,
addressed the Shiloh congrega-
tion last Sunday in fine bro
therhood sermon enjoyed by all.
Shiloh has been addressed pre-
viously by representatives from
Asia, and the Greek Orthodox
Church. The Jewish Faith may
follow. This is religious progress.
Shiloh is becoming the talk of
the Baptist Convention.
Youth Forum
The March and second edition
Of the "Shiloh Church Courier"
monthly made its appearance
last week and won very favor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Fine "Ceschichte der
Deutschen Cemeinde
in Stockholm

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81. Gnnil Sbie6c lot fiirslib Den
critcn ganh elmer rGeidihte Scr
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Stabt Stpfbolm 9elpiomet lmo 0e=
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faIlers in Der oeutI(ben ct. Ger
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Sonia cine beDeutenDe 9folle ae=
lpielt babcn.
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sent an Der Stofbolmer Sodlhule.
Sein Salptfod iino bic biitoriide,l
Silfstpiiicnihuftcu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Vie kan es zur voeIker-VieIfaIt
des Donauraumes?


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Ben iibriscn Slopen rlulnlid)e &C.
trcnnt tpuroen. sSu Sen Iolgenoen
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litiife lmo fird)lihe Nfittelpunfte lmo
itrabltcn mudtmdbig in sic umlic.
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jarllden Ge6leten aus, 10 Oab lebr
balO Oic nngrcujenoeu 2anOid)aiten
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l(eberlagcrl'ng, Oic I'M groben unO
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blrd) bic Do!tilcbcn WtilhAchictc on
MManab S!llablnclL ilno ppr ben
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Mobiarcu norosuirts. Sic bcufmiir.
olsc Sd)lud)t bel NtohnCa an Scr 60.
nan iiiblih bon Cicu i'm Sabre 1926,
in Scr bic Siirfcn Ocn lctten lngari.
lhcn Miocritano braben lulo lit ser
Subwi9 Scr 3meitc oIs letter SprpG
bes ill9ariihen aonissbauies ieill
2ebeu ausbaudltc, Id)ui einc 9ari ncue
Sage Die adnoerfon,plere Setter.
reid. gpbnen nnh ltnsorn fan1en
ltnter babsburglides 3epter. Die Sir.
fen beiesten bis aui Oas 8erglnno i'm
Noroen uno cinen ihmalen @rcn5.
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I'm. lnb NciiieSlllngcn, sic pon ga
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bl,nncrts i'm Ionalrnllm itattionocu,
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
CHICAGO, ILL.
South Side SaXOns Br. Al

Branch AZ had election of officers
on Dec. 4th. Here are the new Of
ficerS for 1858.
President, Adama Duda.
Vice President, William Hager.
Rec. Secretary, Bernice Linz.
Treasurer, Catherine Obert.
Fin. Sec, George Carlson.
c. V. Sec. Andrew Zultner ST..
Trustees: Mike Linz, Mike Mates,
Mike Baier ST..
Deputies: Mike Obert, George Gier-
ling.
Sergeant at Arms, Mike Mates.
Father of Orphans, Andrew Zult-
ner Sr.
Bartender, Mike Tontch.
We all wish these new officer:
much luck and success in their Of
ficeS.
This will be the last report yeu
receive from me and I'd like to say
I enjoyed writing you the news from
the South Side of Chicago, and II
like to wish everyone very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New YEA
SaXonally yours
Margaret Dickinson
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26

| Suriidoriinscn ser Siirfen, slm1eiit
Olftlcrt bon BON Wirtidaitspo politiiden
unO neutrality-suspicious. Grlpd'
aungcn urO Elm s(uSIlub faiierlihen
SerrldcrDillcnS. IS itebt mobl felt,
oab bIeie Scit bem Sel,tid)tlm BE-
lonoers gNuogen mar, cs ieine bisbe-
riscn GolitIoncn beIciti9tc unO cr.
Deitcrtc. nellen 3u5ug aus Dem Heid)
crbIclt uno ibm aus ser Sernenoung
OcS Seutitbcn oils Sprad)c ser ye,
aicrung iolpie ser Spiideupolfiiben
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cruldien. slbcr Dab bon elmer Elm.
leitiseu geuorjusung oeutiben
Solfstllnls faum oie Heoe iein fam,
nad abihiittellng ocS Siirfeniod,s
menidenleeren iiibungariihen 2ano.
ltridcn Scrbcn bon icnicits pon
Sauc unb Sonau anaeiieoclt muroen.
Gas 19. .SabrbunOert brahte boS
Nationalbepubtiein ser &Dlfer Se,
Iterreids sum pcaen Heiicn. Sieie
S0lfer nabmen sic gctrculng iDrcr
fulturcaen 9eIange IN ibrc ciacnen
Sdnbc, cman5ipiertcn iid poIitiid)
bon @ien unb ltrebten sum Scil Bin.
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ropa al. Iurd Sen 0iterrcihiih.u
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Iid' bie MaOjaren poucnos aus ser
8icncr inncnpolitiiNcn Gcmcin.
ihait unh ietten iciort nit elmer
Maolariiierung in ibrem 9chtsteil
cin Die oeIien Oeutid)e geipobner
ebcnio bart traI ,uie oeiicn nihtocut.
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alnSerreid,tllms mb iniol9e ser Ssn-
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letcn.
Sic Giclinlt beS Golcfracniihcs
in ocn mad, benl critcn McItfrica oc.
lhaiicncn Tonauitoatcn mar llid,tS
3u'nlllAcs, ,uur uiclIncbr cine tells
rllhigc inllerc tells BON oui,eu bcr
frlcacrIit neutrality-suspicious. G.nt.
ipldIung, sic iln 9auic zines SSalrtou.
lcnos ocnicnigen 3uitano 9cicitat
Bot. Scr trob icincr nuidci,eno lui.
ecrlinniaen Scnn5cifcn lnnogcbun.
hen llllb nnlferpcrpur;elt ctlpaS
SclbltDernnblid1cS mar uno Der burd,
Die austrelbl,na Ser Seutid)en belief.
be nift ncreiniad,t. ionoern burd)
Die Yeieiti3ung zines lnentbebrli.
hen p0lfiidleu geitanoteils crit rid.
tig perbdnanisuoll, Notwithstanding
l'nS Gin @iiiitano geluoroen lit, ser
bon au2.uGrtiacu MGhtcn 81 iclblt.
lilbtiscn ;5wcfcn mlsgcnlltt l,no 5u
elmer aatoltrppbc nusgclpcitct SIT
Wcrbcn broDt.
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8a6 Segcberg. - 9tad tangent
geirosen bat 9toia Siiife cs cnoli1
beraussebraht: Sic bat iit ibrer
ohti1brisen Sodter gorbl. sic taub.
it,,mm umo eciitesfranf lit. seiGGmt
uno bat lie Oorum aht Sabre lang
uerltetft unO perfommen laiien. Sori.
bepobner munfelu, lie babe i1r brit.
tes &inO iiir cine uerwanoelte Sere
geboltcu, sic man niht ireilaiien
ourite. neil lie ionlt ltngliid iibcr
Den 9robei Gaiierilbof briiise.
8ie cin fleincs pcrid)iibtertcs
Sier, Scn ale @e5iebuugen gum
menl6lidcn 2ebcn fremo lino, bat
man aus sem fleincn gauernoori
9arf bel @oo Segeberg sic l1noliifll.
DIE 9Grbcl Dem Gheiar5t Oes 8ao &C.
geberger aranfenbauies. Ir. Simon.
Jon in Sbbut gegeben. Gr ,par ser
crltc ser 6ieieS INNER tpie0erfebren.
Sc @ort ousiprab: SD ltebc Dor ei-
nem &1ticl!"
Sicies odti1brise ainS. bas MIR
IS Gflluo Diest. uno MIR ieh5ig
3entimcter orob iIt-es pcritano nitt
einmal Sic primitipltc Gurm Ser gr'
5iebung: cine normale 9tabrung 5ll
iid SIT ncbnlcu.
rGr i1eint, oab 9Grbel ibr 2eben
lang nur nit Mil6 geiiittcrt iuoroen
lit. @ir periuhen langionL ibr Sas
Gilcn bei5ubringen. SicieS Sino lit
p0llig fontaftlos."
@as lit bns iiir cine 6rou, mas
lit Dos iiir cine Gtltter, oicic gtoia
Siiife? rGielleidt tat iic es aus ei.
ner slrt S6ant, oab lie ibr ainb pet.
itcftc". iagte Scr Gbeiarit. Gola,
beute 40 Satire alt, 1T bic iiingite ser
iicbcn Sodter oes 9aucrn Steenbof.
Gin aeodtetcr 0anrL eil moblbaben.
Scr Monn. Mit eincn blitiauberc1
Sans ,lno itattlicben StGlen uno
,peitcn Selocrn. so Sabre lit berte
Ser Bauer Steeubof. 40 Sabre uor
er 9iirgernciiter in gorf. Cine &c,
ipeftsperiou. slniong oes Grieges
beiratcte Noia. Sen Sanotpirt Siiifc
aus bem 9tahboroori
sll5 scr &ricg sit GnOc ,par. lie.
bcn lie iih iheiOen. Goia bat to1breno
itrer Che Sen pdterlihen Sol nid)t
Uerlalien. ltnO alS Siiife nad) henl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
CLEVELAND, OHIO
AeENDA CLUB
rEUTSCH EV. LUTH. CHURCH

The Blessed Christmas Season
is with us again, and time to say
sMerrv Christmas over and over
MANY times. If it comes from the
depths of your bear: i; viii; have
. deep and personal ring to 1t,
will do much to bring the real
Joy and peace of Christmas into
MANY troubled lives. God has
given each one of us share OF
His peace of which we are to
keep only a small bit and the rest
to share with others. Let us live
Our religion, not just talk about
it.
There is no surprise more
magical
than the surprise of being
loved.
1t is Gods finger on your
shoulder
Have YOU been good all year !:
Santa will know. Come out and
meet him at Our Christmas Party
Sunday December 2Sth. at s
o'clock sharp, at the West
Side Sacllsenheim Music Room.
Bring a gift for exchange (about
Is cent? man for a man, lady for
lady and join in on some real
old fashioned fun. There will be
door prizes (big secret) games
and good eats. Your officers have
planned all this for you.
NJ. Sperie
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
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