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NEW YoRK R-Fo the firsi
time ina season. . caEpie a. 500
Eastern teams wili kog the spoa.
light today a. ths eolleKe foothall
season breathes - ssa
Army and Navy taks ne eeuaer
q the stags tor her annusl game
"a Phlsdelphia ani = capacity
crowd Of ia2.oo Is expected 70
crowd into Mun.sipzl Siadium
TAis al be the NafioLsl Collegiate
Association tele
vised came az :Ae week and On.
tod mailions al watch 4 On their
sereens
Notre Dame. wh.ch lost is top
spos IN the eountry iaxs week when
Il playea q isis 90 with Iowa.
wN Try 10 REGAIN some of Is pres.
tige 81 the exnense of southern
California A cruwd q more than
$500 Il expected a Los Angeles
10 w&tgh ms one.
A least one oowi rominee may
be known a. the end Il the days
hostilities. Rice and Baylor lave
. Southwest Conference date a.
Houston and the game Is repleis
with Intriguing possi5nfties.
Teas. which nas finished Is sea.
son. can Do no worse than iie Coz
the title. Bot the Longhorns no
doubt wIll spend the day roofing
FOR Baylor. n toe Bruins Gin.
they'll be tied win Texas for the
title. bit they dropped a 1i.1o De.
eisioa 10 the LonghoFns That prob-
ably would give he Cotton BoWl
spot 10 Texas.
II Rice aims. however. the Owls
Should get the BID because they
whipped Texas lsl3 a month ago
Army has been Installed q sliRhi
favortie in this Us Stth battle viii
Navy. Bot that was - be expected
Ne matter which team xas ths
ehoice because in - previous meet.
ings The game has been decided
By o touchdown or less.
Army has won sIx lest one and
tied one. While Navy has won four
lost two and tied TIVE.
As for Noire Dame. the Irish all
BE playing with their coach. Frank
Leahy resting 81 has Lcng Beach.
Ind, home. His physician. DR.,
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PHILADELPHIA R-ThF AFmg
Nav foothan samc Is . ds,aze
extravaganza for ia rabad sports
ian %; 10 - cf ne lo2 eoo happy
persons here todzy d wafck ~
contest Il IL a drsam cone true
The ~ are Sffirtrs whs uere
prisoners a the Communists ia
korea
Al e ne En- PoWs are ST. /.
service. with mosi q them sur
under medical tFsstmeni In ssrxiee
hospitals
Nav Il ]. ". TAornion rcpors.
ed with regrxi tat Bruce
shave. a West Paiai graduate and
one of the prime mottFs IN me ~
UNION. planned since lss1. woald
not atiend Army thysicians in
San frsncikco sad ~ was NJ well
enough b make tke lonE trIp.
Shswe secure ths game ucksts
ior his baddies ari TIER wives
Thornton sad.
Tie men spent ths nighi az vi
iow Grove Naval Au Si1iion Al
suburban Horsham and uih b.
gwen special tFsnsporiation q
Municipal STADIUM.
Wei be there unless thers /,
IS feet q snow and. eten theu. ~
may make a. Thsruton sad
Because of ergwesc hsiris Ne
Navy waived regulauoas 70 pro.
vide aecomodations DC TIE kofean
veterans. Who Fepsesent all ths
services.
After The game ne former prs
oners q war and Their wives AL
Be guests q honoF Il . dinner
dance II the Willow Grove officers
club.
Thornton was thr lssi of TIE n
10 return 10 the Unded States froml
captivity. arriving hNre Sep. a.
He sad none II "osr Gang VII
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re Ksy Vet Mo- s<hod Fee
80 teen - stass TER annnai
iuirs sqnad CANE Tuesday nishf q
&c wIrknrs Fisis stsdlum snd ne
rssuiisns elasA sheuid giys fans .
$50 lndleafien Il Sat thsy cas-
sspsss fEsn ths coash sEiddsFs h
lAe iasl ssasoa.
Mxissa samlsss - eempgiss ons
sgnad vile thsir opponsnis III b
mads 10 Il undarUadnats mem
bsfu q Ne undsfssisd Key wss'
elswsm.
n pronlsss - hs e. inssrsstins
essnlng q fsoGhaA
whlia. Jos Pins6a. piek salgado
Ed Haxld snlemon have piaysd
ahnir lasa cane 81 soetbaa Or ne
cunehs enc tulnsd IN ths Faaks Il
Ialana CO apartB immartals for
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ether Of tAe coslege teams con,
trived IN . single quarter was two
minutes. ia seconds. By eompari.
go. The Detroit pros eloeked three
minutes. "a seconds IN their besl
period. In the entire college same,
Oregon state spent . total Il only
Tour minutes. ga se-onds IN ever
TIPS Of offensive maneuver.
In tracking down where the re.
mainder Of the 60 minutes went
checker Mash found that the col.
lege boys spent an average Of 10
Seconds IN their hudales. The tosal
time thus expended came % d
minHaes. - seeonds The officials
ate up another n minutes. a sec.
onds spotfing the ball Approx.
mately another hour was devoted
% time cuts. incomplete passes
penalties and TIE resi- period.
What Zin end his eo-workeg
mean 70 point oui 10 nat the Gel.
iegsans-even TIE soealled eo-min,
ute men-are net putting IN enoueh
time AZ savage hand-to-hand con
hat as 10 risk permanent exhaux
ton. They feel tat their coaches
ara undnly alarmed
Coming flom Blaik, n "a. a
coarse, Il ineredih.e. zif sayn
WAITS he training seldiers for
tie-tne .t0eg"
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Sports Roundup


NEW YORK R--Havs you 10
tiesd hsw mach fasisr e eollegs
isofball teams are runnlns CT their
plays an6 What Q terrific tssl Il
stamina TER hoys are undergoing
slnes ths two-platnun system was
abolished ihis eessonf
~ euntrsst. t. prufessi0nais
liook mighty slow. dnn't they7 AZ.
Ways thsy seen 10 BE- running
Ter players ether On or eff ths
field. eatlns up valaahls staying
tine wikA lheiF oukmodad scheme
81 makln9 every man . specialist.
When I'll they step eAeatinG the
casa customers end show them
some real aetioa. a. tke eoonxkin
BRIGADE has doney
Wei. tha ehances ere nat they
sever wim Il they Sc . look AZ .
set of figures forwarded here by
SO -. 90 spoFis editor ef me
Los Anaslss Mlrrur. A pelulama
euriesliy caused Sd - lave them
eompHsd ~ Ward Nash Il his slaiE
aflsr Ne I'D ssen where enacAes
lEari Blalk e Army and CARTS
Caldwell a Princston wera cryine
salty tears at ths pAvBienl heaslne
their iads we're ssiiing under ne
n9w rule.
What mash Cd vas hald Q STOP
waiGA first O . eoliaRs game BE-.
tween U. 8 c. ard 0rsssn slsia
and then 60 . professional en-.
enantsr heiween ne Les Angeles
Rams snd TIE Deiruli Llons. he
aooh ten down b ths fractlon a
> secnnd-how iomg sach play last.
20 irum hal.snnp % whlsfle. hoe
Iena 4 toak officials Do spot the
bah. and TIE tine consumed heiore
the bali vas snapped again.
WAT ~ discovered when he 10
4 81 tottad ~ was that the pros
had devoted aboui u per esss
more tine % playing fnofhall Oar
ne eolleae teams bad Specifically
TIE crowd 81 the money game I'D
ehioyed Is minutes. az seeomds
of action; TIE college erowd had
settled for ely u minutes. a
seeonds.
! Admittedly. TIE pros snjoy q
Slower" whistle, because their
runners may continne 10 advanee
grOund. This. however, could &C.
eount Cor omly q fFaction of TIE dif.
fsrencs. In the two games studied.
81 least. 4 Il ebvioun that the prus'
offensive teams Simply Hprang
iaio aetioa quicker after each down
than their collegiate opposiias.
II b ut dlflicuii % see why tAls
wuuid BE-. when the pre offensive
unit Genes eharging ouie TIE field.
is Quarterback. fresh from q tan
VITA ths coach. praAahly knows en-.
aetly whai he's eoing 10 Do Cor TIC
or three plays. Ths college signal
caller. 60 ne ether hand. mi9hl
inst have made . jaTing tackle
and be In need q Q few seconds d
set his brain unscramhled.
AZ any rate. ths most aetinn tAal
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TIE B. y. whitakers' racing STA
bic VII return 10 Hialeah tins win.
ter foF the FIRST time since World
War n Heading their lineup ID
Grecian oueea. ehampion lily q
the year.
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nePaul 81. REpon o.
Fairfield lConnl ~. Adelphia 81
Souihwesiern tKanl "A, North.
western 0kla. So
Simpson 81. Tarkio 50
Ricks lldahol 81. Carroll (Moni)
rs
Peru tNebl ~, Doane "a
Diekinson (NDD rs. Eastern Mon.
lana 8
Iona a. Bayonne Naval Dcppi 81
Valley City lNDl n. Concordia
Minnl 81
Mss. Southern ine. Howard (Alal
Monmouth q, Carthage (IIll u
Findlay IL. ntfington lIndl
g. johns tBknD 90. Alumni q
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Sailing Races
Slated Sunday

ne key West sailing cub IN
bod rscts 81 oeiosk Sanday
siirrmun or ne nerfh see e
SlRshee PARA Oaks races ulll Ne
bed tor Pengains and Sanlinh wifA
Tree ior alls ior al cher typr hoaia.
Speriaiors and ma insmher beat
0wucfs are Insiied 10 aiismd.
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ne GsrllaesF Carrier CO. howa.
msm. 0esoa state eAamplsns,
- ne nTss fFom the Pacific
EM@wesi 10 ezt9r uiIl<iaIly sAs
- Mc tournamsns whieA epsaI
u seatae Mach IL
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Six members a ne ciasinnali
RedleEs. hviag n ne eity. have
formed = bouling team headrd ~
Trsiner waFur Anderson TIE Play.
ert are. Bobby Adams BOD PED
bieian. FrEnk Bsldwin. Roy MrMh
Ian. Gus Bel and Ted Mnxuewxkl
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Pee. 70 rHs KEv VAST eITuss
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22
FIRE IN MUNSoN

Burning trash caused a fire
on the property occupied by
Simon Schmidt on Mayfield
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22

four mothers to positions as
room mothers. Twenty four
mothers attended this tea party.
A birthday party was given
for Charlene Wickwire of Clari-
don at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fisk on Sunday
afternoon. Cake and ice cream
were served to Charlene and
her friends, Sandy Wickwire,
Butch, Janice and Sherry Lee
Fisk. This was Charlene'S tenth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Elkins
of Lyndhurst were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Knapp.
The Civil Defense fire truck
is finally here. 1t is being
housed in the township garage
for the time being.
The teachers at the Hunts
burg school are planning mu-
sical program for November.
Mrs. John Dietz has been ap-
pointed as dancing instructress
for this show. So far she has
had great success with the sew
enth and eighth grade students.
Frances Burt celebrated her
eleventh birthday with a party
at her home. All of the sixth
grade students were invited.
Many beautiful gifts were re-
ceived. The children played
games after being SERVED ice
cream, cake, favors and pop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dietz were
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Fleder's anniversary party on
Saturday evening. During the
course of the evening, it seems
one of the guests made off with
a fifth of the best. To this day
the host is saying ''who." Other
guests at the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Baboryk of Cleve-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Wolf, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hill of Claridon.
| Plans are still in the making
for the big Hard-Time Halo
ween dance at the Huntsburg
gym on October 31st. Get your
crowd together and come have
the time of your life. Dance to
music by Pete Sokach and his
Tune Mixers. Refreshments will
be served. Proceeds from this
dance will go into a building
fund to erect a building to
house the Civil Defense fire
! truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Slagle are
renting the Replogle house on
Mayfield Road. They are from
California. The Slagle's have
two children. Bob Green. age
IL and in the sixth grade at
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NEWS from HUNTSBURG

Middlefield and Mr.. Henry
Click of Lyons, N. j., who is
visiting friends in Geauga and
staying at the Joe j. Miller
residence.
On Sunday night Levi Hersh-
berger was host to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy S. Miller and fam
ily,, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan j. Mil
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22

Ter and family and Mr.. Henry
Click.
A mothers tea was held in
the first grade classroom on
Friday at 100. Mrs. Hal Clarke,
teacher, was hostess with Mrs.
John Sudyk in charge of re-
freshments. Mrs. Samuel Wade,
P. T. c. president, assigned
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22

News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone East CIaridon 6677s
Mr.. Bob Laufenburger, stu
dent at Fem college in Cleve-
land, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Knapp on Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy j. Miller were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe j. Miller of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS

The Afternoon Study group
met today at the home of Mrs.
Frank Fink. A Voters Service
Forum was held and candidates
up for election in Munson and
in the State were thoroughly
studied - for their capabilities,
viewpoint on various issues, etc.
A short program observing
United Nations Week was also
included in the groups study.
The Evening Study group met
on Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. E. j. McGeough
and a discussion of issues in
the forthcoming elections were
discussed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22

News by Mrs. J. w. II. Jensen
Telephone Chardon 54ssl
BOY SCOUTS
The Munson Boy Scouts are
leaving Saturday morning for
an overnight camping trip at
Camp Stigwandish, near Madi-
son. Approximately 20 boys and
six adults will make the trip.
During their stay the boys will
sleep in lean-tos, prepare their
own camp and fix their own
meals. While they are at camp
they will be in competition for
camping ability.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22
FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY

A meeting of the Constitution
and Bylaws committee of the
auxiliary met on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Josephine Kazsuk. Mrs. Wick
roy, President of the Burton
Firemen's Auxiliary and Mrs.
Almaci of Burton attended the
meeting and helped the COM
mittee set up Bylaws for the
Munson group. Members of the
committee are Mrs. John
Gessic, Chairman, Mrs. Ralph
Seaman and Mrs. John Friel.
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required stitches over his left
eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rice had
as their weekend guests Mr..
Roland Rice from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
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NEWS from MUNSON

Road in Fowler'S Mills. The fire
spread to two gasoline drums
stored nearby and from there
ignited a hay field owned by
Mr.. M. M. Beckwith. Kathy
McGeough called the Chardon
Fire Department who responded
to the call and the fire was
subsequently brought under
control with a minimum am
cunt of loss. The real hero of
the occasion was Stanley Klatka
who saw the fire shortly after
it started and managed to keep
it in check until help arrived.
The Munson Fire Department
reminds us again to be eX-
tremely careful when burning
trash or leaves especially now
when we have had such pro-
longed drought. 'The house
you save may be your own!"
NEWS BRIEFS
One of the local families was
directly affected by the recent
fire aboard the ship, Leyte -
George Quinn, oldest grandson
of Mrs. Emma Quinn, who lives
at Bass Lake with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gessic, died in the
disastrous fire. Mrs Quinn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gessic left on
Tuesday morning to attend
funeral services in Shamokin,
Pennsylvania.
Gary Graham, year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gra-
ham, fell in the house and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22

PiccadiIly Lights
The lights Of famed Piccadilly Cir.
Gus have been dimmed because OF
Englands coal shortage.
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school, and Jackie, age one,
who keeps mother company all
day long. Mr.. Slagle works for
construction company in
Cleveland.
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a
Real Estate
He is Creator of Homes in the broadest
sense 49,.
FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CONSULT
MEMBERS OF THE GEAUGA COUNTY
REAL ESTATE BOARD:
Telephone
Adams, w. East Caridon Chardon, Chardon
Egng - III Park ST. = Chardon, O. Chardon 57671
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Sunday School.
Lesson
FOR SUNDAY, AUGUST 9. 1853
EphesianS 6: 1920:
Romans l4:l9-2l

Communists charge that Christ
ianity is an opiatc which lulls
men to sleep. that bids them ac-
cept evil in the present world be-
cause they shall be delivered from
all evil in the world to come. But
the charge is false. Christianity is
rather an alarm which calls men
to amending battle against the evil
that assailS their own souls and
that has entrenched itself in the
world about them. In Ephesians
$1,000 Paul Identifies the foe and
describes our equipment for both
defense and offcnSe.
Paul realizes that there are evil
men whose schemes we must OBJ
pose; that there are movements
and organizations in human socie-
~ against which we must contend:
but the real enemy, the ultimate
foe, he indicates, is an unseen enc
my who works in and through
man, who seeks to take possession
of his soul and who strives, all too
successfully, to pcrvcrt every hu-
man institution. Evidences of his
power are seen i'll war, selfish ma
tionalism, exploitation of nations.
races, and groups, moral corrup-
ton, gambling, drunkenness, and
the like, and also in our own fire.
quent failure to live up to our
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ates altogether seven items, no one
of which can be omitted without
loss, all OF which taken together
will enable the Christian to stand
unframed in his inner life through
every crisis.
.Iruth-The apostle must mean
all truth that is available to us.
we want the truth about our
selves. about our fcllowmcn. about
the world in which we live, about
God, and about the world which
Is to come. But we must also speak
the truth, live the truth as we have
come to know il: we must be true
10 ourselves and TO our RESPONSE
bIlitieS i'll life.
RELATIONSHIPS state of be-
ing as one ought To be, in right
relations with God and man. If we
are III right relations with God
ana man we are immune from the
assaults of the devil: if anything
has come between us and anyone
or more of our fcllowmen then we
stand exposed. and sooner or later
the Devil will take advantage O.
his opportunity.
Inc Gospel Of Pcace-It is sur
prlSlng how many Christians fcud
more or less seriously, more or less
constantly, with members of their
own family, with competitors in
daily activities; how many Christ
IanS, even, think it is smart to get
even, how many. literally, are
burned up with resentment. The
Christian warrior has no guarantee
OF victory in his fight against evil
unless the gospel of peace directs
his steps.
Faith-Wc cannot win the yict-
DRY against evil unless we have
assurance. confidence. and trust.
not confidence and trust i'm our
selves, Tor that will let us down.
! or lead 10 arrogance and pride.
but confidence and trust in God
through Christ who has promised
10 give us grace for every need.
Helmet of Salvation - Here he
means that divine protection which
safeguards the wearcr. the saliva
ton which is available to us thro-
ugh faith, and in no other way.
Word of GOd-This does not
mean the Bible, for the New Test
ament had not into existence when
Paul wrote these words. but the
word which God has spoken in
Jesus Christ, the word which He
speaks TO each of us. to which we
must listen for our marching ord
erS every day, and particularly in
times of strain and stress, the
word which God would have lis TO
speak to othcrS-a weapon there
lore not only of defense, but also
of offcnSc.
Prayer-This weapon keeps the
lines open between us and God
BY means of it what God makes
available TO us is actually appro-
priated. Without it we would still
ll2ht in our own strength and with
the certainty of final defeat. Paul
also reminds us that we are not
tContinued on Page 1O)
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highest ideals.

highest ideals.
Paul Identifies that arch-enemy
of mankind as the devil and his
cohorts. Depth psychology has re-
vcalcd something OF those ira
tional forces buried deep within
our human nature, taking hold of
our sub-conSciouS minds and de-
tcrmining our conduct in WAYS
that we are only beginning TO dis
cover. We have found that there
are forces of evil which can bring
whole nations under their control.
that can turn men vino have Shar-
ed the worlds highest culture into
little better than beasts. The story
of the GadareneS and other Bibli-
cal reports revealing the dcmoniac
element in the world are illuStrat-
ed today by many examples Of
evil influences sweeping over
souls and peoples ana possessing
mankind in way which was new
er dreamed of before
The Harvard anthropologist who
charges that man is still a super
ape, savage, predatory, acquiSi-
tive" tells us that mans salvation
will be found in selcctive breed
ing. Others tell us that the answer
is enlightenment, education, sci
ence, or ideals. All of these have
their place; let us not belittle
them.
But something more is needed.
Put on the whole armor of Cor"
says Paul, that you man be able
to stand against the wilcS of the
devil" Every Christian. even a
nominal one, puts on bits of the
armor available to us, but all of
us, even the best of us, leave our
selves unguarded in this spot or
that, and the devil never overlooks
a single weakness. Paul enumer-
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Clarendon Rant;..
Rev. Clyde Prince p.
Cedar Creek Bant;st

So l. W. Hearne. Pastor
pra,.a. : Snooi. $500. 10 100 4. NJ
aver Meeting Wed. ZOO p NJ
.r,.-, Worship Service
First Sunday w \. M.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
LEGAL ADS
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

The undersigned, having quail
lied as administrative of the estate
OF A. F. Dew deceased, late of
columbus County, this is to noti-
~ all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
the 9th day of July, 1854, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
thelr recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 9th day of July. 1853.
Molile j. Dew, Administrative
Route No. /
Tabor City, North Carolina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
Glendale Baptist

Rev. Otto Edwards. Pastor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
New Life Baptist
heN. Clyde Prince, Pastor

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
DIRECTODN
Saint Paul Methodist

g. W. CrutchfieId. Minister
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-05
Level Free Will
Baptist
Gurley Baptist
Lake Swamp Baptist


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SUNDAY ana every Sunday 400
AN. except third Sunday which
l. 500 PM. PRAYER Services
wednesday 1880 PM. and Sunday
evening 7:3O PM.
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