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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11
No Respecter
OF Persons Is
Outdoor Topic

The Rev. Ralph Rogers will
speak at the Islander Drive In
Theatre Sunday morning at 8:45,
using as his subject mo Respec-
ter of Persons"
Human nature, weak as it is, has
segregated mankind into specific
groups, some good, some bad, but
none can compare to the indivi-
dual or his group no matter what
his status or mission may be.
Using Jesus as an example, Mr..
Rogers will endeavor to show that
no matter what the standing of the
particular grup, whether political,
social or religious, there were dis
tinct barriers which separated and
alienated one group from the other.
chrisfss Endesvors
No one sought harder to break
down these barriers than Jesus
Christ, and even his disciples found
il most difficult to cleanse them
selves of the selfish prejudices ex-
tant at that time.
There is no greater myth than
the one advocated by man called
Hitler that there is a superior
race. All scientific investigations
discount such a theory.
Paul, the apostle, expressed
many years ago what our scien-
fists now proclaim, thar God ''hast
made Of one blood all nations Of
men for to dwell on the face Of
the EARTH" (Acts 1929.
At the early outdoor service there
win be beautiful recorded music
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11

December II, 1894
Among the celebrities arriving in
Key West this week was Alfred
Vanderbilt. He was accompanied
by Major r. Cooper and were
guests of Ernest Hemingway.
Courtney Riley Cooper, famous
writer, is expected to spend some
time in Key West after Christmas,
and viii come prepared to do ex-
tensive fishing.
X 4 \
December IL, 1874
Big catches Of mackerel were
made last night In the vicinity Of
Loggerhead Key, 20 miles northeast
of Key West.
Wallace Bryant Kirke, director Of
the Housing A1thQrity Of Key West,
Informed The Citizen today that
he has mailed checks to the coun-
ty, in lieu Of taxes, totaling g,
643.27, and to the Monroe County
School Board $1l,s77.10.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11

present, "a very present help in
trouble" (Psa. 46:1). While we do
feel his nearness in a worship
service, We should keep him with
us at all times, at work, at play,
whatever our task and under all
conditions whether in joy or in
sorrow. Where is thy God?
Definitely God is in his church.
Do the people seek him there? One
priest of the Roman Catholic
Church stated that 80 per cent of
his people were in church every
Sunday. The other ten per cent had
a good reason for their absence.
Contrast that with the membership
of the Protestant church where
from only ten to fifty per cent of
its members are in church each
Sunday, and you wonder whether
they are sincere and honest with
themselves.
Elton Trueblood tells of a men,
tai patient who thinks of himself
as a God-maker. He will show you
a block of wood and say this is my
God, I made him. 1t took some
time for the doctor to convince
this patient that he is not a God
maker, and that we do not make
gods, but that God makes us. 1t is
in the church, not the club, the
lodge or the green, where God
really get at us, and transforms
us into new person. A man said
not long ago, 'the lodge is my
church" The poor fellow doesn't
really know what the church is and
from his family and neighbors, he
doesn't know God. He is foolish
enough to try to make his own God.
Blessed are they that dwell in thy
house."
Gods Endurance
The Psalmist concludes that
while everything about him seems
to perish, "thou shalt endure" I"
(102:26) God is eternal, unchange-
able. We want security-health
friends when 10, and behold, they
vanish and disappear, but God
goes on forever. We lose our earth
ly belongings, our relatives and
friends either forsake us or are
called to the great beyond, and we
still thirst. Isaiah said, ''Ho, every
one that thirsteth, come ye to the
waters, (55:1) and then Jesus ex-
tended the worldwide invitation
when he said, "Whosoever drink
eth of the water that ] shall give
him shall never thirst" (John4:14)
1.-The spirit and the bride (church)
say come. And let him that hear
eth say, Come. And let him that is
athirst come. And whosoever will,
let him take the water of life free
ly." (Rev. 22:11
Based ON copyrighted outlines
produced by the Division Of Christi
ian Education, National Council of
the Churches OF Christ I'm the u. 8.
A aud used by permfssfon.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11
Gems OF Thought



One cannot be too generous. vlry
few try it; and none succeed.
-Precival Christopher Wren.
He who is afraid Of being too
generous has lost the power of
being magnaimous.
MARY Baker EDDY.
For his bounty, there was no win.
ter in it; an autumn it was that
grew the more by reaping.
William Shakespeare.
The truly generous is the truly
wise.
John Home.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11

beginning with the organ and
chimes and using George B. Shes's
rendition Of Now I belong to Js-
sus, and I'm The Garden by the
Mariners quartet.
At the eleven o'clock service al
me Chapel, sSs Francis Street,
MRS. Mary Tichenor win be at the
piano and the choir viii render
9 special number. The Sunday
School begins at ten o'clock and
the public is cordially invited 10
participate In any or all Of these
services.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11
GRATITUDE
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
Thanks so much for your cooperation and help which
went toward making "Flapper Jamboree"
Please also thank Sue Jones, Bill Spillman and Don
Pnder for their able and always assistance
Sincerely yours,
XI ALPHA THETA OF BETA
SIGMA PHI,
IDA w. GELLRICH, Secretary
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen expressions Of he read
but ihs editor te right delete items which
considered belous The writer's should be
fair and conns The letters 200 words and side
Of The only Signature Of the writer accompany
lssisrs and will Be pubissd unless requested Otherwise.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11
Lets Sing With The Angels
Is Topic At Fleming Street

Looking toward Christmas,
Lets Sing With the Angels" is
the topic of the Reverend James
E. Statham's Sunday morning SER
mon at the Fleming Street Metho-
dist Church.
The service begins at 1850 with
"Stars over Bethlehem" by Peery,
organ prelude played by Mrs.
Claude Sails. Her offertory will be
r"Star in the East by Kennedy.
The Wise Men followed the star
and the shepherds followed the song
of the angels. The devout heart ex-
periences the vision, catches the
song of the angel, follows the star
and finds the Christ in the man
ger.
Truth In Songs
Here is a great truth, a wonder
full vision and hallowed exper-
ience translated into the songs of
Christmas. We sing There's a
song in the air, there's a star in
the sky"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11
CHURCH APPEALS

MOSCOW R-The Russian Or.
thodox Church has appealed in
the government newspaper lives.
TIA for Christmas Of the world to
support Soviet proposals for a Eu-
rcpean security system The ap.
peal criticized Western plans to
rearm West Germany.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-11

Based on copyrighted outlines
produced by the Division of Christi
ian Education, National Council of
the Churches OF Christ In the u. 8.
A. and used by permission.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Centenary WSCS
Meets In Home
Of John Holman

On Wednesday afternoon, May
-, the WSCS of Centenary
Church was entertained by Mrs.
John Holman.
The hostess had charge of the
program, with several members
taking part The subject was
Christ the Way to God" Mrs.
j. p. Stratton presented mission
airy news The president. Mrs.
Conduit Mathews read an article
on rural life from The Metho-
dist Woman
The same officers were elected
for another year Mrs Thomas
Scott resigned as secretary Of
the Good VIII Fund. and Mrs.
w d Walker was elected to sue
coed her.
There were IS members pres
ent and five guests
Refreshments were served.
The group was invited to meet
with Mrs. George LeSturgeon in
June.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Ballsville

Mrs. r. E D Blanton enter
tanned the Board of East Han
over Presbyterial at her home
"BlenheIn" on Friday. There was
a full attendance with most
interesting business session. after
which a delightful buffet lunch
con was served.
Mrs Y A. Saunders. of Dennis
Church visited her father, r. l..
Timberlake and other relatives
here for the week end.
Miss Ann Timberlake, who has
been on a visit OF several weeks
to her sister. Mrs. Y. A. Saunders,
has returned home
A message from Syracuse N. Y
was received by Miss Grace and
Nan Blanton on Sunday annouc-
ing the arrival of Douglas Frank
Brush on. May H. He is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brush Mrs.
Brush is the daughter OF Mrs.
Bessie Blhnton Van Voorhis. who
was a former resident Of this
community.
The Ballsville Home Demon
Stration Club held its monthly
meeting in the home of Mrs. Jack
Clayton. The program was inter
esting and the members spent
most enjoyable evening together.
The W 0 m n OF Providence
Church met Tuesday afternoon
with the Misses Blantons. This
was the Annual Birthday Cele-
bration Of the Women of the
Southern Presbyterian Church.
landlord Wilson, of Richmond
was visitor IN the same home
Of P j F'lippen ON Saturday
Mrs. Sammy McQuery Of States
vile N G., is visiting her parents
for the summer She viii later
join her husband who has ac-
cepted a position IN Detroit
Mrs. Sydney Stokes and Mrs.
Sammy McQuerry motored to
Richmond Friday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Prospect Nelus EUents of Interest

Mrs. Woodrow Carson IN d
daughter. Sandra Long. spent
Sunday with relatives in Rich
mond
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Wilson, of
Green Bay, were supper guests Of
Mrs. Eta Glenn. Sunday evening
MI. and Mrs. Maxwell Patterson
and Sharon and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Vaughan and Bobby, Of
Danyille. We're week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Chick. Mrs.
Patterson stayed on for a few days
visit, while Mr.. Patterson attend
ed a business meeting IN Rich
mOnd
Buddy Carson. OF Portsmouth,
visited his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
James Carson, during the week
end
Other activity secretaries are.
Supplies, Mrs Allan Campbell
Spiritual Life. Mrs. ID. S, Glenn
Literature and Publications. Mrs.
C. A. Garden; Missions, Mrs. Mar
garet Scott, and Youth Work. Mrs.
Nelson Hix.
At the quarterly meeting Of
Prospect WSCS on April 20, the
following officers We're elected.
Mrs J. c. Weaver. president
Mrs. Reuben Rothgeb, vice presi-
dent. Mrs. G B Carson, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Annie Orange
promotion secretary Mrs, G. M
Price, treasurer, and Mrs Newton
Glenn, secretary for Christian
Social Relations and Local Church
Activities. j
Circle leaders will be Mrs
Woodrow Carson, Mrs Reuber
Oliver and Mrs. w d. Brisentn1e
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Powhatan News

p A. Brauer Of Brauer Pontiac
left Tuesday from Norfolk on a
trip to Bermuda The Brau e /
Pontiac agency won first place
in the Pontiac salesquoto for the
past six months
Messrs. T. F.. Yates, w. r, Par
ker and w II GIlls were bust
ness visitors to CreWe Tuesday
The pow hatan Boy Scout
Troop camped at Camp ShaWan-
dasse, in Chesterfield the past
week end.
The Powhatan High School
An-Girl Chorus sang at the
Westhampton Baptist Church
last Sunday morning.
Scottish Rite Masons OF Pow
hatan are attending the spring
classes in Richmond this week
Mrs Nancy Albaugh has re-
turned to her home from Balit-
more, where funeral services were
held for Major Guy Albaugh last
Saturday.
William F. Maxey, long prom
inent in community and church
affairs of the county is still con-
fined to his home most of the
time.
Plan to attend the war Mem
orial birthday party on May 20.
Every one attending Will have an
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Belona'

The Woman's Auxiliary Of En-
manuel P L, church met May
II at 3 p m. in the home Of Mrs
A en- Rrauer. The attendance
was quite good, and the meet
ing very interesting Refresh
ment We're enjoyed by all present.
student Minister Robert Simp-
son conducted services at Pro-
whence at ii 4. m. This Is his last
service there before his ofdina-
ton. lie and his family VIII move
into the new attractive Manse in
this community.
Arthur Webb returned home
on Monday after spending a week
with his two daughters and their
husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Pearson. OF PreStonSburg KY and
Mr. and Mrs, John Coppic and
small son, in West Union. Ono
Wilbur w e BIB ana Kenneth
Bell attended a Boy Scout con-
yention in Chesterfield County
during the week end
Mrs. G M. Rudd returned to
her home in Richmond last week
after spending some time With
Mr. and Mrs. c NJ. Bell Mr. and
Mrs. c. M. Bell. Jr.. also Of Rich
naond, were visitors IN the same
home on Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burnett and daughter Of
Richmond were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs w. j Hubbard on Sunday.
The old Presbyterian Man G
now Wned by Mr.. and Mrs Ollie
Martin is now being repaired and
improved in appearance. Its ori-
ginal name was Red Hill''
Mrs. Donald McRae Of Ports
mouth, who has been the guests
Of Miss Birdie Baugh for three
weeks went into Richmond Oh
Sunday when Mr. ana Mrs VIII
liam Lindsey mOtored out for her.
Recent callers in the same home
We're Mr.. and Mrs Lewis CraWley,
Of Cumberland, and MIS-. Flor
ence Leonard. of tWinterpark. and
some bird lovers from Amelia
Mr., and Mrs, Edward Henry, Of
Richmond, were guests Of Mrs.
Beulah Walthall on Sunday for
supper,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Cumberland Events

Officers for the ensuing year
of the Cumberland Parent-Teach-
er Association were elected Thurs
day of last week at the May
meeting, held in the community
cabin. Elected We're Mrs, Ruth l..
Gammage, president, Mrs. G M
Jefferles Jr., reelected vice
president: Mrs. II. ID, Moring, re-
elected secretary and Edwin II.
Vassar. reelected treasurer.
The May meeting Of the Fitz-
gerald Baptist WMU, VIII be held
this Friday May 2l) at p. m. in
the home OF Mrs. j, d. Carpenter,
with Mrs, Arnold l. Brandt as
the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Murray
motored to ASheville, N C, this
past week end for a visit With Mr.
Murray's sister. Mrs. Hubbard.
Mrs Murray and son, Charles, re-
turned Tuesday With Mr. Murray
TO their home in Petersburg. fol-
lowing a weeks visit here as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
T. Godsey at "Burleigh Hall
The Rev. and Mrs T. P. Rey-
nolds, Nancy Jean and Tommy.
accompanied by Carol Jean Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Hayes.
visited the Fork Union Military
Academy Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard r. Bryant,
We're visitors Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs G.. M Hickman. in Farmville
Mrs. j. G. Clements left Mon
day for Charlottesville, where She
is under treatment at University
hospital
Mr. and MIS- Meriwether
Vaughan Smith had as their re-
cent guests. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Davis. Of War, West Virginia
State Trooper and Mrs. Emory
c. Harrison were among those at
tending the Grand Chapter Of
Virginia. order of the Easter
Star, held last week in the Hotel
John Marshall. Richmond.
Jimmy Meinhard. of Cheriton,
was the week end guest Of Mr.. and
MIS- L. B. Dandy. at lockwood 3"
Mrs. r. E. Pembelton is a pat
lent in the Southside Community
Hospital. Farmville.
Miss Shirley Atkinson returned
to Richmond Sunday after spend
ing the past week as the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson
and Shirley visited Mrs Akin
sons mother, Mrs BERTHE S.
Thomas, last Thursday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Guth-
RE. in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w Foster and
Miss Margaret Garris visited Mr..
and Mrs. O. B. Smith, Sunday, in
Farmville
Miss Shirley Magdaline Dawson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
7. Dawson, of Ashby and Rich
mond, and Addison Eugene Brown
Jr., son of Mr.. end Mrs A E.
Brown of Cumberland. were mar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Mrs. Carnage Is Elected President
OF Pment-Teacher Association

ried Monday, May 10, at 8 p. M,
at the Methodist parsonage with
the Rev. F. p. Look performing
tile ceremony.
ALI II Anderson was the week
end guest Of his mother-in law,
Mrs. Roscoe L. Lovins Mrs. An
derson and their daughters, Low
ms and Charlotte. returned with
him to their home III Dover, Del,
after spending the past month
here.
w. t. Pembelton. y. S. Army,
stationed at Fort McCullen, Ala,
Mrs Pembelton and their daugh-
ter. Linda. are spending his II
day leave here as guests of his
parents, Mr and Mrs. j. j. Penn
Bolton. Other guests during the
week end We're Mr. and Mrs r.
N. Lewis Jr,. and Mr. and Mrs.
j A. Talley. of Richmond
Mrs. Eula A. Coleman returned
to Washington. D. C.. last Sum-
day following a months visit here
as the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. l..
3. Dandy at lockwood" and Mr.
and MIS- Andrew f. Godsey at
"Burleigh Hall, also one week in
HopeWell
Miss Juanita Jennings, Of Rich
mond, was the over-nite guest
Monday last week of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Harrison.
Young Peoples Meet
Mrs. Herbert Goodman, of Sunny
Side, will be hostess to the Cum
berland Youth Fellowship next
Sunday evening at 7;30 p. m Miss
Carolyn Peters was elected pianist,
and Mrs H. D. Moring. counselor,
in the Young Peoples meeting
last Sunday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. d Newton
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Anderson,
of Andersonville, and Miss Gay
Gillian. of Trent's Mill, were visi-
tors last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
j G.. Clements at Rock Garland. 3"
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Smith ana
their sons, William Morgan Smith
II. an d MeriWether Vaughan
Smith, Jr., with Miss Mary E.
Godsey visited Mr. and Mrs. c.
c. Hundley in Farmville last Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott were
recent dinner guests of her
brother law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j Taperino. Of Raines
| Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Hop
kins. Jr,. and their daughter
Beth, motored to Messick Sunday
for a visit with Mr. Hopkins
mother.
Mr., and Mrs. E. L. Seay. Jr..
with their daughters. Claudia
and Carol, attended a Homecoming
and memorial service last Sunday.
held in the Olivet Church at
Providence Forge.
Mr. and Mrs L. H Scott visited
MI. and Mrs. J. M Hedrick. of
Guinea Mills, Sunday. who re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21

Mrs. c. B. Carson underwent an
appendectomy in Southside Hos
pital last Friday afternoon. Her
condition is satisfactory.
Mrs Russell Young and Melvin
Glenn are patients at Southside
Hospital.
Mrs. O. r Farrar is a visitor
with relatives in Roanoke, this
weak -
Mr.. and Mrs. j r.. Glenn spent
Sunday with their son -in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Jones, in South Boston
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21

Gently returned from Daytona
Beach, Fla. where they spent the
winter
Mrs. Calvert A, Anderson was
a recent guest OF her brother-in-
law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. Leake,
and her aunt, Miss Susie Taylor
in Goochland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Dukes Smith
Downs PoWhatan 81

Cumberland's Marshall Smith,
in his first starting role. pitched
the Dukes to their twelfth
straight win over Powhatan 81
Smith who stands g. 3" and is
a Freshman, had the situation
well in hand Tor the full nine
innings.
Biz Doug Manley was on the
mound for the Indians. Although
he famed II Dukes, the Smith
men managed 10 hits off the
ght-handcr.
The Dukes 60 against Gooch-
land, there Friday. MAY 2l.
opportunity Of winning a nice
7. Y. set and, if you have bought
your tickets. you do not have to
be present to win All proceeds
20 toward paying off the debt on
the building.
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ther service.
The Pastor and other teach
erS in the School of Religion,
.c/o the United Baptist Con-
yention of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island, completed 8
weeks of teaching at II Bap-
Der 6. The commencement ad-
fist Church, Monady, Deem
dress was given by our Pastor
on the subject Practical
Christianity"
The Annual Church School
Christmas Parties were held
Friday, December II. The
party of the Nursery and
Kindergarten departments was
held at $3.50 P. M. in the
Kindergarten room. The Jun
Tor department enjoyed games,
movies and popcorn from 6 to
s P. M. at the Parish House.
Coming Events: Christmas
Sunday, December 10, 1920
A. M. Morning Worship Ser
vices Theme: The Majesty of
Gods Gift.
1890 P. NJ. Church Schoo!
Christmas Exercises.
$50 P. M. Youth Fellow
ship.
TOO P. NJ. Christmas Can
tata by the Senior Choir.
December 81 Matchmaking
1000 P. M.
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WEST MEDF0RD

Nothing Shall Be Impos-
sible," was the hearEening ser
mon subject of Pastor Phil
lips last Sunday. The Church
is planning many fine pro-
grams for the New Year.
Among the events anticipated
is a Mems Club monthly
Breakfast with invited speak
ers in civic, business, military,
legal, medical, social, educa-
tional and labor fields as well
as religious. This project, along
with Pastor Guild anticipated
concerts, guest choirs, posi-
bly, singers from Fisk, Suppers,
Bazaars, and dramatic Skits,
shapes up as an interesting
time ahead. Meanwhile the
gay Christmas programs next
week will be preceded by the
Pastors marriage to Miss Mar
ian Faulcon Sunday afternoon
$50 P. M. at Peoples Bap-
list Church with a Reception
following at the home of the
bride, Al Dale Street, Roxbury.
We expect many MedforditeS
will be present to witness the
first wedding Of a Shiloh Pas
tor, something to tell the
grandchildren about in years
to come. Our Pastor has per-
formed the marriage ceremony
many times. But this t=rne the
shoe is on the other foot. His
counsel to young people not to
be nervous, not to forget the
ring or license will now rise
up before him. The community
wishes him and his bride the
very best Of good fortune and
all the happiness in the
world.
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MAIDEN
Rev. EarI W. Lawson, Minister

heV. Earl w. Lawson, Minister
Sunday, December IL was
observed as Bible Sunday and
the Pastor spoke accordingly
on the theme The Majesty
CT Gods Word"
The special musical selec-
tons for the morning worship
services include a solo by Miss
Mae Harris, guest soloist. Miss
Harri sang around The Man
ger" by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach.
The Senior Choir rendered
There Were Shepherds" by
c. Vincent.
The sick list includes Miss
Eleanora Lee a patient at
Maiden Hospital and Deacon
Guthrie Hodges who is i'm
growing nicely at home. The
Progressive Eight had sue
ceSSlui 1000 sale, SATURDAY,
December II at the Lace Shop,
Broadway, Everett Square. The
Senior Choir were among the
choirs of the greater Boston
area invited to present a
Christmas Concert at the
Christmas Festival on Boston
Common. The Choir sang Sat-
urday evening at 8 P. M.
The Senior Missionary Cir
Gle attended the Christmas
Drive for the benefit of the
foreign missionary work at
the Peoples Baptist Church,
Sunday afternoon. Lloyd An
drews is home on a 8 day leave
enroute to Labrador for fur
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PAGE FIVE

Of music. SO the 5 choirs are
t. have spots, as well as the
male Chorus. Everton C. John
son viii be soloist. Joseph
Bourne is Chairman for the
Day, and he has preparations
for splendid showing. The
high light Of the morning will
be the sermon by the Rt. Rev.
D., Ward Nichols.