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The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Hangs Self

FAIRFIELD, Calf = For IS
years Mrs. Ella Cord showed up
81 the A. II. Gonzales fruit rsnch
near here about The first ot Nay
Ste worked 81 . fruits thinner Bnttl
the end ot June. then moved oa
Ike thousands Of ether transient
farm workers
Little waa kno@n aeo4t keF ez
cepe thst she originally came from
Idaho. Al TIRE Goasp'es Faeeb tse
fsnsiy gave hsr bot meals aea
sometimes clothing
THree veeks ago see h# u1e
ll Conx&.es took her % tee Eosara
County Hospital There. a1Ee ard
ees-eadeat sae hanged herse.g
In hsr wts.. toea Ia tar nea Bar
eflez .. TIC tseesaat t4F1a *ogkeg
ets her sesIFe e@t&ee 80 GseeSa
Attorneys said gt pTeas = ~
anao1a' 70 S2s 80 10 SO @
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Paid To Vote
AbSenteeS
Citizen Staff Photo

MILTON .R $3.50 An investigation
into alleged violation Of election
laws relating 70 absentee voting
continued here today with arrests
.n prospect for the next few days.
Sheriff Marshall Hayes said he
expects 70 file charges against ~
least one. and possibly three. per-
soas. lie said they violated ab-
sentee voting rules In Fiorida's
Democratic primary runoff Tues.
day
Slate Attorney J. Edwin Hols.
berry said he has already ques.
toned about 20 witnesses In ths
case. He said several admitted
getting money for voting absentee
ballots.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Hold Election

TAMPA ~ - The United Florida
Drys will hold their sixth annual
state convention here Friday.
Speakers include the Rev Char.
les A. Thompsc~~. superintendent
Of the Methodist Children Home
at Enterprise l. F Chapman.
superintendent ol the state prison
al Railnd. ard Ed q. Henderson
Tallahassee, president ot 1he Florl.
da Education Association.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Two Pedestrians
Are Attacked

Ernest G Shorty and Ruth Coop
eT of No J Baptist Lane who were
waking together on Baptist Lane
Tuesday night a. l045 pm, were
suddenly struck by an assaiiaui
for no reason known by them.
The assailant ass Nelson Rru.
vens Of 10 Julia Street who hii
Ernest Shorty aith = picket slave
ard threw . rock al Ruth Cooper
Nelson BruWe8s was arrested
and il IN jail or an assault and
battery charge The injuries II
Ruth Cooper and Ernest Shorty
did rot warrant special medlca a.
attention,
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Storm Hits Texas

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. 4f-A
= GEa ard ra storm with gusts
ua to o. e4ex as hour hit thls
Calf payt cty early yesterday
Damage vas confined mostly II
trees ard b.ll boards ard plsfe
glass in business house
tee haF Er
IE ageas @~e E1ss1ed b 2
s4 ss1egg
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Cause Accident

MORA. Nlnn F-A nonehalans
dack atd hsr dacklinza wadGled In
fgort of mssorlak ard sent him
so tbe hospital
EaIe p E Ias%ell. s.. AcGrath,
s.o#ei hss eaF % avoid striking
.he eses family Monday
A truck smashed into the rear
oi La8~els ear lie mas taken 70
sbe hospital attn > fractured spine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
THE following article 10
reprinted from the
Christian Science Monifor)

Significant. indeed, is the !
query voiced by thousands OF /
readers in reply TO q reader sur
vey conducted by Guideposts
Magazine. Asked to indicate q
choice Of sermon subjects. the
greatest number expressed in
terest in "How can make prayer
more effective7"
Next in line in popular de-
msnd were How can I make
the greatest contribution in life7"
and Ways 10 increase religious
faith" Sixty per cent Of the total
vote went 70 these three sermon
topics, indicating. the survey
makers point out. a trend ava,
from what can get out o
!. rehEion7" toward what can
D Rive2'
This reaching out for effcctiv
A prayer. a prayer that win b
answered In all areas OF huma
experience where q need ia fel
N is q hearteninR sign Of a peri<
too often described a stepped
msterislism and futiiity. Poor
who have this deep desire 20 D,
out Of the mire Of worry. WA
and ell health certainly ha
seen, 10 some extent. that mer'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
KO R EA
RESPITE FROM WAR"

itaFy Paw Certificates into the
corresponding value IN yen--you
walked br.skly into = colorfully
decorated shop,
After looking al several items,
you selected large silk, hand
painted scarf and asked. How
much?' As soon as the price was
gwen YOU consulted your con-
version table and threw up your
hands IN q gesture OF disgust.
This brought the price down a
hundred yen. BY repeating the
process several times YOU arrived
at just price.
This NAV sound like tedious
business but actually Il was n
tremendous game as the store
keeper acted his part by signing
and telling what a small com
mission he obtained on each
piece OF material and how he
could not possibly sell the item
at such a low price. Yet he re-
ceived as much as he really ex-
pected and you both were salts
fled.
After shopping for better part
OF the day. YOU haggled with
rickshaw boy. finally agreed on
a price. and were on your wav
TO French restaurant recon.
mended by several OF vour
friends The rickshaws were
rigged with bicycles and so off
you lew weaving in and GU, Of
me evening traffic. and finally
arriving somewhat breathlesslv
at your destination.
Walking down flight q,
thickly carpeted stairs into the
main dining room, YOU were
greeted by the headwaiter WIN
showed you TO q corner table
There was soft music nIavir,
and the tables were a briliian,
array OF slittering alverwsrs
: goolets. and white silk ,shls
: cio'ns You thought OF the man,
e meals you had, eaten in the rae
, several months using your leo
e seat. Ou Tor
> weiie you were delvine inn,
;. the eomplexity Of a sevsr-n nv.
menu. the hesdwaiter introduce
= 1. You 70 the manager, Mr.. Tshoh
y Hls whole counssnance r.a Anon !,
= irienrliness and good viii ", M
i 9s.saas, wn across the table and
!. suggested that you allow him 10 -
!. ' o.uer Tor YOU. which Won d;S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06

Mr.. Tahoh related how he had
worked as the chief steward on
a leading Japanese shipping line
for many years. His eyes sparkled
as he told about a few OF the
parties and banquets he had
planned. He told OF his travels
around the world and then of
how he had been forced TO work
on a troopship during the war
wondering what the next mo-
ment held in store for him. You
understood, for YOU also were
just twenty-four hours away
from not knowing what the next
minute held in prospect.
Abruptly he smiled and COM
menced 10 tell you about his
French chef. Hes true French
man hard-boiled and some
hardheaded. but oh. what a
cook he sighed.
Two walters brought in your
dinner on warmed plates a thick
cut Of sirloin. smothered IN a
rich mushroom gravy. string
beans that had the strings re-
moved" a special blue cheese
dressing on the tossed salad. and
clover leaf rolls.
A. Nj Tahoh took his leave.
YOU realized YOU had found a
new friend and that you were
commencing 10 break down an
other social barrier by beginning
10 understand. admire. and re-
spec, the japanese people.
Reluctantly you said good nigh,
TO the smiling walters and wait
resses and hailed a cab which
whisked YOU away al terrifying
pace through the jam packed
streets Of the Gina 10 your hotel
Entering your room. 70 u
opened the window letting IN a
gust OF cool evening air, and
then sat down and ga1ed out on
the stree, below Music floated
up from the radio in the room
directly below. and. as you leaned
back YOU realized for the first
time that YOU were completely
relaxed and al peace You were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
Teach Us to PRAY

human supports are inadequate
and that God alone offers an
answers 10 their problems.
One answer 10 How can 1
make prayer more effective7r is
given by the founder Of this
newspaper. Mary Baker Eddy in
her book No and Yes: Drawer
can neither change God. nor bring
His designs into mortal modes.
but IL can and does change our
modes and our false sense 80
Life. Love, and Truth. uplifting
US 10 Him"
And she continues: True PRAYER
J Is not asking God for love. !, :.
learning TO love. and 10 ineluds
all mankind in one sffec.ior
Prayer Is the utilization ~ Az.
love wherewith He loves a.
4 Prayer besets an awakened a.
sire 10 be and do good. II make
new and scientific discoveries !
'e God. OF His goodness ana MOVIE,
Be II SHOWS us more clearly tia
IN we saw before what we slr,ad
II. have and are: and most Of Al
% ~ shows W. what God isr '
In The desire for effective prsv,
PIE u most encouraging. But sS,
un more heartening Is the know
M edge That effective prayer
I'VE available 70 sveryone--risbt hs
ely and now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
Christian Science World Healing

And all other works of the Devil
We were commanded of God TO give substantial aid
IN effect ma or reduction of the power Of the Devil
mythical. but seemingly mshty-in the White House.
Congress and
American life in general
America has received a moral, spiritual, and divine
healing. And plenty Of the 10 coming!
THE 81 MILLION DAMON RUNYUN CANCER FUND
We shall analyze the foles of seeking medical
cure this disease of Jewish. Catholic, Protestant and
medical. thinking and leadership!!!
BIT consider the foregoing PRAYER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
The Tribune and the
Republican Victories
p ANDREW f FRUEHAUF. c.s.
Maaern Christian Sclence Crusader

Major Prophet OF our Father Mother God all.
harmon Gus p is Science and Health with Kew to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy With a world
message ana mission, who wildly the grace Of God
do fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age,M And
How Science Health, our textbook !, Cod, IN.
orator OF The Bible d,
Nf rse ra. Frequently c.tod me Old Christian say les
the March Primary Class of IS students. 1889 our II
oeo'ed Leader said We today, in this class room are
enough to convert the world il Mind; for
men me whole world will feel the influence of this
Mind p. 279 Miscellaneous Writings
My Word shall profit whereto it is sent"-Isaiah.
GIDEON
IN the Book Of Judges read OF the young man
uueoI IN ABOUT the year l249 BE of his being command
ed by God TO reduce the number soldiers from 80 600
10 800 The Scripture states that this done to empha
axe the fact OF Gods power through selected persons
er than great Of human flesh tStan take note
ENEMIES DEFEATED
Their enemies, the Midianites, defeated mirae
uousy and decisvelyl
You will recall, Of course, the youth Davd's victory
over the giant Goliath, 1868 Be- whereas the
soldiery were petrihed with fesr.
The Detroit Tribune, just barely reaching 10000
readers we hope and trust, a pure medium for the
manhood and womanhood Of Christi
And so it could take up serpents-spritual wicked
ness in high places could devils as Christ Jesus
demanded Of his unsettled followers did also Mary Bak
or Eddy Gods highest representative since the Maste
and Gods greatest woman leader Of all timeslli! s.
say wei
THE TRIBUNE, PURE MEDIUM FOR THE WISDOM
AND POWER OF GOD AND WHY
There isn't enough money or influence in United Stat.
TO get these works Of the Devil into the Tribune,
Alcoholic beverages
Tobacco
Medical drugs
Sen exploitation and slorheasion thereof
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
(The following article written
by Pfc. Stanley Stewart in
is reprinted from the
Christian Science Moniforl

SOMEWHERE ~ KOREA
You are once again wearing
iaiigues. Your rifle and steel hell
met rest on the floor Of the plane
beside YOUR feet Your small bag
Of clothing is underneath the
canvas seat. You fasten Your
safety belt and lean back on the
return TIP TO Korea.
just few days previously YOU
went through The same process
IN overwhelming Korea for a
much-an,icipated period known
IN Army Technology as r and
Z. After six months in the Land
OF the Morning Calm. YOU were
being flown TO Tokyo for a five
day period Of rest and recupera-
tions
You took off in the early morn
ing mist in one OF the Armv's
giant four-motored transports
and by nightfall you were check
ing in at one Of the many modern
Japanese hotels. where you were
greeted by a bevy OF smiling
courteous bellboys and mana.
gerial assistants.
You entered your room az !,
\ In a dream A few hours before
you had been in your bunker
dirty. tired. and yet alert watch.
ing for the enemy. And her,
: you were standing in heavil,
r Siarched khakies. shined boots
( polished brass. and feeling won
& derfully fresh and clean as vo,
sazed about your room which
r mad a large bay window. n com
$ Portable bed, desk and telephone
e Two easy chairs, and a shower
n. inen commenced the shorte,
'e nve Gays you ever spent Berir
Is. ming with the unforrettsbIe :,
e perienee Of shopping ON n
e. oinza tthe Japanese 5th Avenu,
OF you had your first opportuni,
er. 10. observe the Japanese neon
an as they really sre--courteo,
dy energetic. and extremely clevs
W. .'s
Having been warned by othe
ger who had been on r. and r. y
zen Know you would have 10 be
VII accomplished actor 10 obta
IS merchandise az a ressonat
ere price. Thus. grssping your 80
version 'sble-this converts M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
Presidential Elections
Reforms Proposed

Weld some interesting nlo'ms-
ton for the polite ans.
Readers Of these dispatches are
familiar With the case COR a
national preferential primary.
Under legislation now before
Congress il would be a voluntary
primary all states would be IN
>ied 10 participate on the same
day none would be coerced The
results Of the primary would be
advisory not mandatory. upon
the conventions This approach
would enable The nailon TO have
fun experience with national
PRIMARY before Unfolding il in'n
the Constitution. There j. good
reason 10 believe that If the vo'.
ffs use such primary fully and
faithfully Is decisions would eN-
erc.se The greatest weight upon
the decisions Of the two convsn-
,ions.
The bipartisan sponsors o. this
legislation certainly viii BRING
Il before the new Congress
Since nearly one in five Of the
last IS vice presidents has n
heriied the presidency. the reason
for making the vice presidential
nomination somewhat less casual
is certainly not theoretical. THIS
proposal is advanced bv hume
fous commentators IN no SPIRIT
Of dlsparaeement OF part cular
wee presidertial nominations At
fault Is the system. the political
tradition The base error is that
for MANY decades--though not in
the early years OF the republic
we have selected our vice preS.-
dental nominees because Of Their
fitness 10 serve as Vice Presi-
cent not because Of Their witness
70 be President,
The question IS: shouldn't the
heir to the presidency be selected
because Of his qualifications TO
serve N the presidency
Walter Lippman advances an
interesting related proposal 70
the effect that q Wee President
should serve sS President only
until new election can be held
and that such an eleciion-for
the usual four-year terin-could
well be held IN conjunction
w!in the neXi congress ional cleo
ton This would mean that an
lnelecied President never would
serve more than tWo wears and
usually less
In support rs suggestion
Mr. Llppman 'e, the following
comment tr Crarles Warren from
his BOOB The Making Of the
Constitute II would seem
that the delegates probably con-
templaied iha, the Vice.
President would only perform the
duties OF the President until a
new election for President should
pe held and that he would not
ipso iacto become Pres dent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06

I thinking: I sAouA ~
ING my rifle. | should x :
ammunition. | shcuIs ~
careful not to expose "
the enemy. n
So As you looked oul .
about the things Won on ~
the old women in the, n
ing Oriental gowns a.
sandals the younger ,'
IN frilly blouses lon, s ',
high-heeled shoes q ,'a
children. the girls \ ','..
ers and navy blue
the bows in black n,l ..a
ing 'wo-piece uniforms y,
ally how The cloak q !.
cepting western IDEA.
ished from japan s,s
stead. has come . =,
and rapid, progre,sr,
Too soon YOU, TIP d h
was called 70 a hal, b i. q
OF Wal md once ann.
slipped into -FOUR is,s.'
resented 'he 'ac' ,hs, i.
return . NJ bunker FL
Korea You Nese d!,,u...
war ~ csncia' Thcn h. ~
came hat through M ~
conilic' YOU had been rr
opportunity 10 meet ,Ds
stand = new raee o, pso..
japanese You now ~
friends who were J.c,-.
where there had been tes
ignorance 'hefe were ssr,
standing ard endsh,
You picked Up yona !,
and steel helmet and rsrs7
the busSe' As sou wslks,
YOU began 10 rsalla. wv
trip had reari 10 VOL \
did not wani 10 20 back :
would help establish psy
kind YOU had experienced
past five cayS-sno v.ts
new and better unas~sl
among all people in h, I'd
distant future. your nsr
worth while Silently YOU a
the bus-i.nsl des,lnsl.o. h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
The following article is
Reprinted from the
~hrisiian Science Moniior)
BY ROSCOE DRUMMoND


WASHINGTON r. While the
'saeos ~ ne 1852 cam
rgn arc sill fresh in expert
t. aa1 IN memory there are
Suggestions pcalnc upon
~ presidential election which. il
q nc ougn' 20 be put
ae'Vn 20 Sec something can,
~, .0r.e lqss uAen
T.. .,t,~. ~
a,..i. o,...s.,.ss,
s a,,~ !, 10 sol5 .,,,l.
..~, u. .b 10 siee,ior -
,,nc , ,.orl. .~o,,, 80
% .h.o',e,. IN - 49,
., XXI o.s LAX. =,
.. ..t,. ~ 80 49, 80. =.
on,, e,,,bsr,,c
sa,ho,.,..,..o 90. So,
~e oA,, ~, u,. ,boi- a.,
-nc &c ,s..aa
.,rassr, ~,r,,,,o,,. ,.t3,h 49,
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a., - 800 ;.o,d.,. - ',
,,sl, asr,s..rdea ,ola 49,
orirs,
Grcatef cafe and deMbera-
70 'se choice Of wee. presi.-
seta ron nees with particular
eiercnct ~ ;heis fitness 10 serve
the White House plus the
ps.> oili,y OF reducing the period
Which Pre- dent who sue
fs,ds 10 me office without an
lection shall serve before going
fo 'he polls
ore o. The most noticeable
~ Is % the recent campaign
the extent 70 which youth
he too Young 10 vote. took
Z interest 3D. and parilc..
rs's1 n rs activities There was
-i an Eisenhower or a STE.
e n fsllv ~ which there wa.
Substantial number o.
people
T~s is good and healthy II
q pe encouraged
Is occurs 10 me thst j, could
Ue outraged usefuliv bv a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
Fear No Ea,iI
Bv ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
DEMONSTRATING THE GOOD

When Christ Jesus taught Ncodemus the necessity OF
began by saying he should be born again.
So Nicodemus being skilled in craftnes queat'oned now
man be born when he is old? The Master explained
10 him the Heshy so-called birth, and
the real spiritual birth And in the true birth OF Spirit
giving a man new life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06

And through the contact
Nicodemus had with the
Lord. and the understanding
gained from the teachings
he received from his visit
with him by night, he be-
came a good friend of Christ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
A VISITOR THANKS GOD

A VISITOR THANKS GOD
The gentleman took off his
hat, and came in and bowed
his head. When the prayer
with its spiritual interpreta-
ton, by Mary Baker Eddy,
was ended, he said, Thank
God, | have never in my life
heard such a devotion. | will
certainly have something
new to tell my audience on
next Sunday when ! deliver
my sermon.
The minister also said that
he had at one time worked
for a religious publishing So
ciety of his own denomina-
ton, and they at that time
did not open with prayer and
thanks giving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
CHRIST AND
RESURRECTION

Right now. PIE >sult De-
ing pat TO bear on the men
and Women who dare 10
look lar out INTO the know +
edge OF God. and the res
direction OF him whom God
raised up IN the Spirit
OF Truth let.it Is a known
fact. by demonstration. and
recorded by inoSe who were
witnesses OF the resurrection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
LEARNING DAY BY DAY

Every day students of
Christian Science are able to
learn little more of how TO
demonstrate the Truth of Be-
my Many years ago, we
have made demonstrations
Of broken bones, scarlet few
er, diphthcria. measles,
whooplng cough. and all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06

There are. now. four wears 10
examine and act upon these pro-
possls. II Is hardly too soon to
begin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
BUSINESS OPENED WITH
PRAYER AND DEVOTION

| would ike 10 take the
time and space TO tell our
readers that we open The
Detroit Tribune business ev-
cry morning with prayer
and Christian Science devo-
ton To God. One morning a
few weeks ago. a minister
came into the office for some
business transaction. it hap
pened al the hour we were
beginning TO start our devo-
tion. SO | asked him if he
would like to- ioin us for just
a few minutes Of devotion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
NlCODEMUS IN FAVOR
OF CHRIST

II was Nicodemus who
asked Doth our law judge
any man, before it hear
him, and know what he
doeth 2" The question was
asked in favor of Jesus
understanding and spiritual
knowledge of his, and OF our
"Father-Mother God. when
the high court was in session
discussing ways to be taken
against Jesus, and hrs preach
ing and teaching.
CupICT AND
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06

manner of diseases that
children seem TO have. ! my
self was healed of a broken
arm in three weeks. and |
have many witnesses of the
same.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
YE SHALL RECEIVE
POWER

But ye shall receive pow
ei. after that the Holy Ghost
is come upon you: and ye
shall be witnesses unto me
both in Jerusalem, and in all
Judea, and in Samaria, and
unto the uttermost part of
the EARTH Christ jesus.
Christian Science teaches:
Mind is God, and God is not
seen by material sense, be-
cause Mind is Spirit, which
material sense cannot dis
Germ" MARY Baker Eddy,
s. & n, p. 3l0).
IEAD ATtNC nav nv IA ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
HOME DEMONSTRATED

The need OF nome al the
time when there seemed to
be none of the right kind
left to be found for one to
buy, was met in one week
after | decided to leave it all
TO God. And not even 60
out Of the house in which !
was living until ] was moved
by the Holy Spirit of God.
| worked along the line Of
home being in consciousness,
as taught in Christian Sci
ence, for FIVE days. At a
o'clock the 5th day, my
phone rang, and Monday !
moved into the home God
had prepared for me.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-06
WONDERFUI-A METAPHYSICAL PAT ON Their
FROM THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
THANKSGIVING

The Pilgrims of 1921 they had so little
Yet they found it in their hearts
To give Thanks for what they had.
We Americans of 1852 >. we have so much
We. TOO give Thanks for what We have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

Beethoven Symphonies
Nos. ! and 9
Conducted by Arturo Tosca-
mini with the NBC SYM
phony Orchestra.
Long Ploy ------ll.44
As RPM. - $50
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27

newly purchased home on Ridge
wood Drive.
CHURCH NEWS:
First Methodist church, Rev.
A. S. Wolstencroft.
Sunday - 9:45 am, Church
at study. 11:O0 a. m, Church at
worship.
Monday, 800 pm. - Queen
Esther Circle will meet with
Mrs. G. w. McIlroy.
Wednesday,, $50 pm: Offic,
ial Board will meet.
Thursday, $50 pm. - Junior
Choir rehearsal. 7:45 pm, Reg.
ular Choir rehearsal.
Friday, 5:00-7:OO p. M: Smor,
gasbord will be held at the
Church dining room. The menu
will include turkey and dress,
ing.
The Mary Hope Circle sched,
uled for this week will not meet
until Dec. 18, when they will
have their Christmas party.
December is the date set to
start the Nursery class at the
Church school hour as well as
serving parents wishing to at,
tend the Worship service. Ap-
propriate furniture and supplies
are being assembled in the south
east room on the main floor.