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Evening star., 1955-02-19
By chorIes G. Brooks

Juvenile Court Judge Edith H.
Cockrill yesterday dismissed
three counts Of unauthorized use
of automobiles against q 17-year-
old boy. despite the youths testi-
mony that he was drunk each
time he took one.
The boy was accused Of taking
autos last Christmas Day. De-
cember 81 and January /. Only
last July. he was dismissed from
court probation after having
been involved in a similar offense.
Judge Cockrill dismissed the
counts with "the, most stern
warning" after q social worker
and the boys parents declared
the youth had learned his les
son.
II was drunk" declared the
boy. ut just happened that I
was drinking each time I took a
car =. you know, it was during
the holidays"
And you were drinking to the
extent that you were not re-
sponsible for what you were
doing? asked the judge"
Yes" said the youth.
"And you still got behind the
wheel Of a car" commented
Judge Cochrill. THAT makes it
even more serious"
The jurist, however, declared
that I'm going to do something
that is not usual in cases Of this
sort"
IT am going to dismiss the
charges with the sternest warn
ing that, in three months, you
will be 18 years DID," she said.
If you have not learned your
lesson and do this again. you
will be taken to the adult court
where you may be sent to jail"
In another case a teen-ager
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Senutor Smith Paws Coll

TOKYO. Feb. 10 (P,.-United
States Senator Margaret Chase
Smith. Republican, Of, Maine
paid a courtesy call on Foreign
ONCE Advisor Masayuki Tani
today. She was accompanied by
United States Ambassador John
M. Allison. She arrived in
Tokyo yesterday en- route to
Formosa.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
-AP wirephoto.

sters' contract expired, while
that for the mechanics expired
last month.
About $50 members Of Auto
Lodge 1896 of the machinistS'
union and so porters, members
Of Automotive Local 922 of the
AFL Teamsters Union are in
volved in the walkout.
Mr.. Tobriner, representing
both firms. said they are willing
to sit down and negotiate and
execute a contract.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Wednesday, March %

The Morning Show With Jack
Paar." seen over WBTV this
morning at 7 o'clock, has a new
member - Charlie Applewhite. the
,curly-haired Texan whose dis
tinctive style has catapulted him
to the fore in the singing world in
little more than a year. The %
year-old romantic tenor first ap-
peared on The Morning Show
With Jack Paar" on February Is
and made such an impression with
breakfasters the country over dur
ing his three day stay that it was
decided to make AppleWhite a
permanent fixture with the Paar
family. Texas gift to the enter
tainment world got his start sing
ing around Fort Worth, winning
the applause OF the local residents
who frequented the night spots
and also the airmen at Carswell
Air Base, Fort Worth. where he
was hit before heading for New
York City. Applewhite scored
heavily in Chicago and points east
and arrived in New York City late
in 1858. He won guest spots on
several top shows, including "The
Perry Como Show" and has been
in demand ever since.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Henry Fonda stars as the world
famous circus clown Emmett Kel-
ly, in General Electric Theater's"
presentation of Clown" on
WBTV tonight at o'clock. The
story is based on Emmett Kelly's
autobiography, Clown" which
was published by Hall
and scared TO the best selling
ranks in short order. The story
opens in the mid-thirties with
Fonda, as Emmett Kelly, a reluct-
ant trapeze artist. His partner in
the spotlight is his lovely and tai
ented wife. Eva BALTIC dorothy
Malone. Eva, who is descended
from long line of top circus ar
lists, works hard to make Emmett
a topflight performer but his
heart is not in it. Torn between
his lifelong ambition to be
clown and his love for Eva, En-
NETT reaches emotional crossroads
when Eva is offered a spot with
Ringing Brothers to work with
top quartet of aerial artists and
has to leave Emmett behind. AL
most simultaneously, however,
Emmett is given an opportunity to
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Friday. March rs

Skipper Dan O'Herlihy is
charged with desertion of his yes
sci and crew in time of stress in
LOG The Man Innocent" a sea
story laid in the days of the spike
nosed wooden sailing vessels, on
Playhouse Of Stars" over WBTV
tonight at o'clock. On his first
voyage as Master of the "Planta-
ton" "Capt. Llewellyn Anderson"
dan O'Herlihy) meets with mu-
tiny from the ships doctor and
crew. One of the hands, "GriS-
void" (Charles Davis is suffering
from cholera and the other men,
fearing contagion. demand that he
be tossed overheard. When the
Captain refuses. they set him
adrift with the sick man. who dies
at sea. Upon reaching shore, the
Captain learns that the ship has
gone down, with all aboard lost.
Anderson is accused of deserting
his ship and there is no one alive
to corroborate his story of having
been set adrift. He faces the loss
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Sunday, March ~

Mac Hyman'S current best-sell-
er, mo Time For SergeantS," the
saga of a Georgia hillbilly's en-
trance into the U. S. Army, will
De seen on The United States
Steel Hour" on WBIV this after
noon at 4 O'Clock. Deacon Andy
Griffith, Harry Clark, Eddie Le-
Roy, Arthur Storch. Alexander
Clark and G. Albert Smith are
starred. From the backWoods of
Georgia, Will Stockdale (Griffith)
finds himself suddenly in t h e
midst of complicated modern Ar
my life. Believing the infantry the
best possible arm of the service,
and that the Air Force is vastly
inferior branch. he balks at the
prospect of going to aerial gun
merry school. Constantly saying and
doing the wrong things, to the
CONSERVATION of his sergeant
CLARK. Wills progress through
his first weeks as a soldier Gre
ates heartwarming and topflight
comedy.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Thursday, March "a

The Lone Ranger and his faith
full friend Tonto, ever on the
search of injustice and those that
spawn it, ride the Powder River
Trail into one of the most lawlesS
regions of Wyoming. on WBTV
this afternoon at $50. A young
widow has recently been appoint
ed to the office of Sheriff of Gum
stock, to fill out her husbands
unexpired term. But the gang re-
sponSible for Sheriff Richard Lees
murder. have been too much for
young Mrs. Lee to cope with.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Jane Froman pays her respects
to composer Frank Loesser on the
Jane Froman Show" over WBTV
tonight at 6:15. Miss Froman sings
IF l Were A Bell" after the Trio
welcomes her to the songwriterS'
hall of fame with a special num-
Der. Hall of Fame" Miss Froman
discusses LoeSserS wonderful
songs, then the Trio sings another
special ditty Don't Forget To
Mention. Jane and the Trio join
in short medley of various Lces-
ser tunes. Her concluding numbers
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

A trick, second hand. two sided
curving mirror which makes
Jingles appear either SKINNER
than a string bean or much. much
fatter than he actually is - be-
comes the object fought over by
crooked, trigger happy fortune
seekers in ITO The Highest Bid
der" the wild Bill Hickok" dra-
ma on WBTV this afternoon at
$50. After the mirror is filched
from Jingles it takes all Bills
bravery and ingenuity to recover
it and to uncover the missing half
of the stolen treasure map which
had been hidden in it, Guy Madi
son and Andy Devine are co-star-
red.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

THE Story of Charles Loman,"
starring Lamont Johnson, Jean
Howell, John Wengraf and Irene
TedroW. will be told on The Mil
lionaire," over WBTV tonight at
9 O'Clock. Marvin Miller plays the
role Of narrator and secretary to
John Beresford Upton. multi-bil-
lionaire who makes gifts of ST.
100000 to various people.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

A beautiful widow and a rugged
widower, brought together by cir
cumStance, seem destined to find
the happiness and companionship
each longs for until fate rules
otherwise, in the tense. drama,
"The Darkest Hour on eli
\ lnX!" co-starring Joanne Dru
and Zachary Scott, on WBTV to-
night at $50. Until widower FL
lott LaSley (ScotD moves into
town with his Strapping son, Vic
tor, the primary problem of Glare
Witty Miss DrW has been that
of trying to raise and understand
her sensitive 10-year-old son,
Joadie. Lasley. an athletic coach,
seems the answer to everything,
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Tuesday, March u

The secret identity of Super
man is almost exposed when a
sneak thief fleeing from the po-
lice slips into Clark Kent's apart
ment, finds the special Superman
costume. and takes it to a notori-
Gus racketeer, in the "Superman"
adventure The Stolen Costume"
on WBTV this afternoon at $50.
Unable to reveal his identity,
Clark Kent regains the costume
through a trick.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

When Lily Ruskin's niece runs
away from home and ends up
IL Hollywood studying dramatics
with a phony teacher who promis-
es to make her famous, Lily in
vestigates and works out a plan
With the help of her friend Hilda
CVerna FELTON, and her next
door neighbor Pete Harry Nor
gam to make the girl aware of
the truth, on December Bride"
ever WBTV tonight at $50.
Spring Byington appears in the
title role.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

do his Willie, the Tramp, act. At
his first performance, the audi
ence ignores him. Gradually. his
act catches the public fancy and
he is firmly launched on a career
that is to bring him fame and for
tune.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Death Valley Days" production
of THE Lost Pegleg Nine on
WBTV tonight at $50.

Adolphe Menjou as ailing con-
struction tycoon Dan Yeager, who
doctors say, has only twenty -one
days to live, learns his son Quinn
plans to merge the Yeager Com
pany with another firm and can
Gel all Yeager commitments over
seas, on "Twenty-One Days." to-
nights "Favorite Story"over
WBTV at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Michael Powers and Patricia
Bennett become the hunted in
stead of the hunters when they
set out to write the story of des-
perate bank robber and find the
bandit debating their story in
Foreign Intrigue" over WBTV
tonight at $50. Tonight's pro-
gram, shot on location in Sweden.
c]imaxes in suspenseful scene
filmed in. an isolated Pathological
research laboratory located in the
Scandinavian barrens.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
TV HighHghts
Of The Week

A love match between two
young people appears to blossom
on the Burns patio and Oracle,
eager to nurture the match. gets
George involved in the bloom
ing affair, on the George Burns
and Oracle Allen Show" over
WBTV tonight at O'Clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

A beWildering array of evidence
confuseS 1t. Ben Guthrie and In
spector Matt Grebb until it is
suggested that a series of safe
cracking robberies in the San
Francisco Bay area may be the
work of girl bandits. on The
Lineup over WBTV tonight at
10 o'clock. Warner Anderson and
Tom Tully star as Guthrie and
Grebb.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Beat The Clock" the program
which has been inviting studio
contestants to complete stunts and
visual problems in races against
time since March, 1850, begins its
sixth televiSion year on WBTV
tonight at 1880.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Saturday, March rs

A new western series. Buffalo
Bill. Jr.." makes it's d e but on
WBTV this morning at 1890. Dick
Jones has the title role and sup
porting him will be Nancy Gilbert
as Buffalo Bill Jr.'s little sister.
Calamity" and Harry "Pappy"
Cheshire. Jones is well known for
his cowboy antics in the Range
Rider" series.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Caterina Valente. who joins Bud
Abbott and Lou Costello as their
special guest on the COMEDY
Hour" on WBTV this afternoon
at 6 O'Clock, enjoys the distinc-
ton of being one Of the least
known and yet one of the most
exciting singing personalities to
come upon the American scene in
years. Presiding over the show as
singing host will be Gordon Mac
Rae, supported by Carmen Drag
On's Orchestra.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

are Loesser's Spring Will Be A
Little Late This Year" Hoop
Dee boo" and his song saluting
the American soldier, "Rodger
Young"
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

st. Patrick'S Day is great
occasion for singing the gay melo-
dies of old Ireland, and 10 Staf-
ford does that, on the "Jo STAFF
ford Show'over WBTV this even
ing at 6:l5. A river bank in old
Erin is the setting as 10 offers
the ballad Danny Boy" The
Starlighters then join her for
spirited versions of Dear Old
Donegal' and "MacNamara' S
Band" The tribute to the land of
st. Patrick will be presented be-
tween the opening and closing
songs. "Ko-Ko-Mo,' with 10 and
The Starlighters, and a solo by
10. 1T Might AS Well Be Spring y
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

A murder trial comes to a sur
prising climax in THE Farms
worth Case" on National Thea
ter" over WBTV at 1890. John
Agar and Ruth Clifford star in the
drama.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

THE Range Rider" falsely ac-
cused of murder. proves his in
nocence and in a furioS gun bat
tie, wipes out a murderouS gang
in The Blind Trail" on WBTV
this afternoon at $50. Near the
town of Sunrise, Range Rider and
his saddle-pal, Dick West, rescue
young Judy Harper from thugs in
the employ of Starky Shaw. the
towns crooked mayor. After talk
ing to Judy's father, Jed Harper.
who is running for mayor against
Starry, Range Rider and Dick.
go OH into town. where Dick. fore
ed to fight with two of Starky'S
men. beats them up. Starky strikes
back by having Hank Bradley.
a successful rancer, murdered
and putting the blame for the
murder on Range Rider.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

A fanatic Indian religious cult
causes a near catastrophe in to-
nights Passport To Danger"
story on WBTV at s o'clock. A
plague carrying hawk is stolen
from "Steve McQuinn' Cesar
Romero, U. S. Diplomatic Cour-
ier, upon his arrival in Calcutta.
McQuinn was to deliver the hawk
to a beautiful American doctor
named Ann Graham" dorothy
Patric). who planed to use it for
research purposes. Steve, with
the help of an enterprising young
Hindu. "Hey-Joe" Robert CabaD +,
discovers the bird in the possession
of "Kul Rajan" NajD, rich
merchant.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

K Sodium supplements potash -
when necessary, substitutes for it
reduces teaching losses of pot
ash, calcium, magnesium-releases
unavailable potash in the soil.
X Sodium increases availability
of phosphate in the soil and i'm
proves efficiency of applied phos-
phale.
Chilean is rich in small quanti-
ties of minor elements necessary
for healthy vigorous growth - its
the only natural combination of
100 per cent nitrate nitrogen, So
dunn and minor elements.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
Monday. March 81

When a mining company has
three hold-upS in a month, and
a rancher reports a giant eagle
soaring his cattle, the local sher-
iff decides it's time to call in
Sky King' on WBTV this after
noon at 5 o'clock, for help. When
carefully laid trap for the BAN
dts begins to go wrong. and the
"giant eagle" appears on the
scene. Sky King" and the sheriff
face a dramatic showdown.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Richard Carlson as Herb Phil
brick. FBI Counterspy within the
Communist Party. is assigned to
form Red Cell of embittered ex-
convicts. on II Led 3 Lives" over
WBTV tonight at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

News that RickY's motion pic
ture has been shelved does not
defeat Lucy on Il Love Lucy"
over WBTV tonight at 9 o'clock
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Captain Midnight" on WBTV
this morning at 11:30, trails bank
robbers to a frozen food locker
plant. Locating the money in a
locker, Captain Midnight RECEIVERS
it, and substitutes hamburgers.
Before he can get away he is
caught by the gang and left to
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

A mad race between western
ranch-bred girl and an easterner
t. claim title to a famous mine
is the point of conflict in the
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

of his Masters license and Is
years in the federal penitentiary.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

The Florida Derby, a mile-and-
an-eighth race for three -olds.
with 100000 guaranteed to the
winner, will be broadcast from
Gulf Stream Park at Hallandale.
Fla, on WBTV this afternoon at
4:30. A classy field Of three-year-
olds, headed by the sensational
Nashua, is expected to go to the
post for the Florida Derby with
the purses guaranteed for the first
five across the finish line. Veteran
sportscaster Bryan Field will call
The race and John Derr. director
of sports for CHS. will describe
the pre-race color.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

freeze to death in the locker plant.
When the robbers discover their
loot is gone, they try to revive
Captain Midnight.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
CHILEAN NITRATE Of SODA is the
worlds only NATURAL NITRATE FERTILIZER

NATURAL as the grass these cattle
" are grazing, Chilean Nitrate
Is the only natural nitrate. Guaran.
teed ~ per cent plant food.
X Richest of plant foods, Chill.
cans many extra values make il
one OF the most efficient and eco.
nomical nitrogen fertilizers.
X Chilean's nitrogen content is
100 per cent nitrate. Ideal for top
dressing and side-dressing. Free
flowing, spreads evenly and
smoothly.
\ Chilean needs only moisture
from the air to dissolve - no
waiting for rain j fast. effec.
tive action. e
= Every ton Of Chilean con- IS
tains sodium equivalent to E
o5O pounds of commercial e
limestone - an acid destroy =
ing agent. The more Chilean
you use, the greater lis acid sw
destroying value. H
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. II. w. Bolts sermon Sun
day was timely and applicable
to all His message was conferred
around Romans 81, There is
therefore now no condemnation 10
them which are in Christ Jesus,
who walk not after the flesh, but
after the Spirit" Some thoughts
stressed are: we are all sinners
saved by grace. God doesn't look
upon sin with the least allowance.
Gods grace Is sufficient TO keep
US from falling.
Music was rendered by the COM
bined choirs of Zion directed by
Mr.. Willie Il. Hale.
Visitors today, Mr. and Mrs A.
u Morris and family OF Jasper.
Wyo, Mrs. Cecilia Boyd, Chicago.
Ill. Margaret Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Isiah Williams, Mrs Rozella
Debbs. all OF Muskogee, Okla,
Della Mckinney Los Angeles.
Calf. and Mr.. Desi Richardson,
who recently returned home from
the armed services.
Following the morning service.
the ordinance OF holy communion
was administered.
Friday. July LIST, closed our
daily vacation Bible school. The
school was inter-church, Zion and
WaymRn.
You are always welcome at
Zion.--Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks.
reporter.
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BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

The wonders OF God were in full
bloom on this beautiful commun-
ion Sunday. The true believers Of
Christ take advantage OF these
blessings by being present in
Gods house OF worship in mind,
body and spirit.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sections mes
sage. Love. Fulfilling Of the
Law" was a master Grafton of
presenting the words Of Christ.
Scripture was taken from Mat
thew 22nd.
Remember the axioms Of your
school day mathematics. One
states. The whole is larger than
any part Of it's parts" God is the
whole and He IL greater than any
thing he has created.
Visitor for the morning was
Miss Verna NJ. Lemeine.
Funeral services for Mrs. John
son, a long time member of Bor-
der, were held Tuesday, July at
l p. m.
love thy neighbor as myself.
pray for their well being as you
do for your own. Remember the
sick. the shut-n and the afflicted.
The new Border is in the max
ing. Your prayers and gifts will
make II a reality. Friday, July 3
is the first meeting OF the Build
ing Fund Committee. All mem
bers OF this committee have been
notified. Please be present at 1880
p. m. at the church.
In closing, do you agree? The
sunlight Of love will Mll all the
germs of jealousy and hate" -
Harry Davis. reporter.
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More sports news In the Mime
apolIs SPOKESMAN.
NOTICE 90 INCoHpoR ALTON
OF
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ceiling and repairing cars. trucks.
buses aud an other types Rt MA
rhiu"ry ard mechanical devices, tu .
Guiding Welding " all sorts. IN"
selling ~ parts Tor all motor We.
hicIes and other types % machiu.
cry selling 81 EHs, oil and other
lubricants and petroleum hydro
ducts. selling - rpnfn,' ioHsry and
soft drinks and all sorts ~ meals .
m" whol"HaliuE and sor retailing
~ any and all - the above items
purchasing selling and .or renting
~ property incidental 20 any such
business activities. and 20 deal IN
and carry on such other and allied
activities ~ are incidental 70 these
purposes having i's registered Of
flee At Fiol Lakeland Avenue.
Trystal village Minnesota
TIA ioCurporarora ara first board
% directors are a. follows
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Avsnu" North Crystal VILLAGE.
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Gerald tsucr. sNis Lakeland Ave
uue. crystal village. Minnesota
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Avenue R0hhirs1als. Minnesota
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Minnesota
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Twin City
Church NeDs

II represents an investment thus
far OF $l42,ls7.S1. with an in
debtedness of $51 ,s20.72. This
represents long hours of hard
work. prayerful planning and con-
secrated effort in leadership OH
the part of our beloved pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. Martin L.
Simmons, and we salute them as
they leave for a much needed va
cation and rest.
At the close of the morning ses-
sion, the Pastors Vacation Com
mittee. headed by Raymond w.
Cannon, presented the Rev. and
Mrs. Simmons with a check for
$500, to apply on their vacation
fund for three weeks.
During their absence a complete
renovation Job will be done on the
parsonage from cellar TO attic.
This is a project in which all the
clubs will participate with Mrs.
Cecilia Boyd as general chairman
assisted by the trustees. We hope
TO make their Homecoming as de-
sirable as their vacation.
Mrs. Wynona Simmons and
Mrs. Lucille Cook are delegates TO
Quadrennial Convention Of the
Missionary Society of the AME
churches converting in Washing
ton, d. c. beginning July S-ll.
Sorry to hear Of the passing Of
Bishop Ormondy d. Walker Of the
Fifth Episcopal District OF the
AME church, also the news Of the
sudden death of Rev. A. j. Irvine,
former pastor Of st. Peters Is sad
as he leaves two young sons and
a, wife.
The Sunday School picnic is
scheduled for August goth and an
old fashioned Lawn Social will be
given at the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Smalls,
1901 Smelling Av. on Saturday.
August 13th.-Mrs. Wreatha G.
Maxwell, reporter.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Il am the way, the truth and
the life, no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me" st. John IA
l6. These are the text words used
BY our minister, Rev. l. c. Har-
ris in the morning service. Using
for his subject, There Is NO
Other Way, Jesus Is All" our
minister brought out in his mes
sage that this is the way from
earth to heaven, from the heart
Of man 20 the heart Of God.
Truth, Christ was and Is the orr
ginator Of truth. The life. Christ
is the life that saves US from
death, the savior, Christ Is the
only Savior. Their is no room in
Christianity for any other savior
or any other way. He said, Christ
Is the only sufficient one" The
message was wonderful
The Lord added another soul to
the church. Miss Jeane Carr of
Trinity Baptist church, Fl. Smith
Ark. She came by Christian ex-
perience. The afternoon baptism
was wonderful. The lake was
cleared Of swimmers and there
were four that went down In the
watery grave. They were sister
Jackson's two daughters, Mr..
Bender and Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
son. At the conclusion OF the
baptismal service, we enjoyed the
picnic with plenty Of food to eat
for everyone.
The evening service was an
other spiritual feast. the Royal
Jubileers, the Friendly Five and
others contributed to the program.
II was warm, but we had a great
time.
am pinch hitting Tor our re-
porter. Mrs. Buckhalton. so please
accept the news with all mistakes
Mrs. L. c. Harris sister is visit
ing here on vaction. She reports a
wonderful visit. She Is the wife of
Mr.. Garrett Hall Mr.. Hall had to
return TO his job in Davenport, Ia.
We are praying for all. Please
pray for Friendship.