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SHOWER MEAD FOR
JAc0UEuNE WATSON

Mrs. Howard Johnson. tS22
Humboldt Az. N. and Mrs, Em.
NETT Sullivan. arse Girard Az N.
were co-hostesses at a miscellan-
eous shower In honor or bride
elect Miss Jacqueline Gay Watson,
tIiS Girard Az, N, The gala at
fair was held at the home OF Mrs,
sullivan on Wednesday evening.
November 2, and the 80 guests
present wcro all tho immediate
neighbors OF the Watson family.
Indian bingo was played
throughout the evening and priEcs
were awarded TO the winners,
Center OF attraction on the
dainty lap trays OF rofroshments
was a miniature bride. dressed In
white, including a veil and tho
bridal bouquet, which was present
ed each guest N a souvenir
The delightful affair was eli.
NAKED when Miss Watson opened
and displayed tho varied assert
ment of useful and beautiful gifts,
TO the delight OF the group,
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tess To the social meeting OF the
Las Perdidas club on Friday, Oc-
tober ~, Games were enjoyed
followed by light refreshments.
The next meeting win be at the
home OF Mrs Richard Bradley,
1855 Undertake Rd., Friday, No
vembcr II.
Woman's Council Waffle Brrak.
fasti Tho woman's Council of Hal
lie q. Brown House viii give their
annual Waffle breakfast on Arm
istice Day, Friday, November II
at 10 a, m. at tho home Of Mrs.
Melville Hunt. Vos Carroll Av
I.aiascH-nous-faIrc bridge Club,
Mrs. Richard l.. Stokes sr., 1877 81.
Anthony Az. win be hostess 20 the
Laisse-nous- fairc Bridge club on
Saturday afternoon, November n.
just For Fun Clubi The Just
For Fun Club met Sunday, No
vember Q. at tho Loafcrs, Inc.
clubrooms. Rondo ana Victoria, st.
Paul. with Mrs John Collins an
hostess. An auction was held a.
the evenings diversion, Plans were
dIacuaaed for the annual Christmas
party.
hook Club Met Thursdays Tho
Book club met Thursday, Novem-
Der 10 at the home Of Mrs. Belle
Graham. 600 Rondo Az. Plans
were completed for tho panel dis
cuAaion meeting which will be held
Sunday, November ~.
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So. Pavi NAAcP To
Mold Regular Meeting
On Sunday, Nov. ~

Tho St Paul Branch MACE
win hold It's regular monthly meet
ing Sunday, November ~ at head
quarters, 6lS iglehart Az. at
y. M,
AZ this meeting the nominating
committee viii report on the OF
ilcers for 1850,
Harold Young who IN the plan
ner for the 81, Paul Rcdcvclop
ment and Housing Authority vii
he principal speaker lie win dis
cuSs housing IN general
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Thomas PETIT, 1916 10th Av S. on
Sunday, October 80.
New Address: Mr. and Mrs
Daniel L. Swain and sons. Danny
Jr and Bruce are now residing in
their newly purchased home at
1909 Third Av. S. They formerly
lived at 70 Highland Av N.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: Mrs. F. c. Clardy, PAST 9th
Av. S, was hostess TO the Novem-
Der meeting Of the Booker 7.
Washington Study Club on Thurs
day, November 7. After a short
business meeting, a social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Guests were Mrs. J. c. Smith OF
Kansas City Mo; George Hall, st.
Paul. and c. w. Houser. ST. Paul.
Sad Mission: Mrs. Eleanor
Smith, 4ll4 Third Az. s.. received
word Of the death OF her aunt,
Mrs. Josie Daniels. a former resi-
dent Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Daniels.
who was living with a son, Arthur
Truehart, in Des Moines, Ia, sue
cumbed on Thursday. November 3.
Other survivors In addition To her
son and niece, include daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Brown, Chicago: one
nephew, Walter Harris, Chicago,
and another niece, Miss SuZette
Harris of Modesto, Calf. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith left Friday, November
10 attend her funeral which was
held on Saturday. November 5 in
Des Moines.
TSTC: Cecil Newman was host
TO the November meeting Of the
SO year old TSTC Club Saturday
evening, November 5. Club guest
was Mr.. Archie Givcns
Wedding Invitations: Invitations
have been issued by Mrs. Florence
f. Birch, Kansas City, Kans., for
the marriage Of her daughter.
Miss Lille Ruth Conncrs, 4llO
Third Av. s, to Mr.. Leroy Gun
bingham, 773 Rondo Av.. st, Paul,
The wedding will be an event Of
November 10. and a reception will
follow at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. william White, IT'S Rondo
Az. at 7:3O p, m.
Week End Guests: DIR. and Mrs
NJ. F. Whitlock and Mr.. Charles
Hancock Of Sioux City. la, were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. f.. Whllock OF 1854 Clinton Av.
the past week. Mr.. whitlock is a
nephew OF DR.. WhitloCk.
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members. Members present were
the Mines. Anna Batsell, Roberta
Bell, Leonetta Batsell. Alberta
vivion, Marjory Wells. Earline
Simmons. Nora Porter and Irma
Moss.
Returns Home: Mrs. J. c. Smith
Of Kansas City, Mo. left for her
home on Saturday, November s.
after spending a week in the city
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Clardy and
family of 1914 18th Av. S.
Visited Daughters: Mr.. James
Arthur Bennett OF Little Rock
Ark. after concluding a two week
vacation visiting his daughters,
Mrs. Zephyr Turner and Mrs. A.
ID. Adams of 1881 Fourth Av. S,
returned to his home on Thursday.
November 3. Mr.. Bennett was &C
corded many social courtesies dur
ing his visit.
Sad News: Mrs. James Boog-
hery Jr.. sos Olson Highway, re-
ceived word of the death Of her
great nephew, Holland Eugene
Williams, who died Thursday
morning, November 3. in Omaha,
Neb. Mrs. Booghery left Thurs
day evening to attend the funeral.
Omission: The names OF Mr. and
Mrs. Acie Jones were omitted
from the list of guests at the din
ner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
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DIVORCE GRANTED

Mrs Alma II. Smith. t0tO F1fth
Az. 3 has been granted u divorce
In Hcnnepln County District court
from clifford W. Smith, Mime,
apolia
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SCOTT TO nv GUEST
SPEAKER At IITH WARD
DEL CIIIn MEETING

George NJ Scott, county attor.
ney. will be guest speaker when
the Eleventh ward DEL club holds
It's regular meeting In the base.
mept OF 1t Leonard'a Catholic
church, 3949 Clinton Az. Thurs-
day evening, November II. at = ..
IN.
Following his talk. cards Will be
played and refreshments served,
The public In invited Ia attend
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No Worry Over Unexpected Guests

Smart young homemakers Of today know a little planning
long in serving nacS for friends who drop in UNI
eSpeced They're prepared to entertain GaciouSy moments
and vet disturb family keen null
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ST. PAUL.

News about the people from
Rondo 90 Olson, from ~, Anthony
to Fourth Az. all over the Twin
Cities In this paper every week.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Hostess: Mrs Stella Davis 9l9 Fremont Av n WAS hos
tess at buffet supper entertaining members of newly or
gained club that has been on Wednesday eve
nng november The evening enjoyed sociaizing and
Edna Wagner and daughter Mrs Dolores GILMORE
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL :

Houseguest Miss Jeanne Watson of Philadelphia Pa was
tho houseguGst Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene H. Lewis 9 Iglehart
Az last week Miss Watson public health nurse arrived ON
Monday October 81 after attending wedding in Canton Ohio
She left Tor home on Monday, November Z.
Return Home: Monroe Lark of Los Angeles Calf left on
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Nov. l2-Mrs. Betty Houston,
Ssl3 Fourth Av S; ESsle NJ.
Whitaker $40 Girard Az. N: Ro-
bert S. Whitaker. $40 Girard Av,
N: Laurice Jones. loi4 Bryant
Av. N; Mrs. Randolph Burnett.
1929 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Ora Lee
Wallace. SSls Clinton Av.
Nov. iS--James Leon Smith,
6o4 Seventh ST. N: William Gray,
5l42 Humboldt Av. N: Anna Mae
Allen, Oil Sheridan Av. N.
Nov. l4-Arthur Slaughter, 2S09
Tenth Av, s; Stanley Grigsby, 725
Bradford Av. N: L. Rosenbloom.
$50 Knox Av. N.
Nov. l5-Taft Martin. 6l4
Humboldt Az. N: Mrs. Buna Full
son, 5S4 Humboldt Az. N; Mrs.
Bernard f. Wilkinson. ala Third
Av s.
Nov, l6-Mrs, Celestia Fraction.
3S4l Clinton Av
Nov. II -- Charlotte Daniels,
SSll Clinton Az: Mrs. Dorothy
Grigsby, 725 Bradford Av. N:
Mrs. Halle Ewing. 404s Fourth
Av s.
Nov. is-Mrs. Nettie Shepherd,
1920 Fifteenth Av s.: Robert
Wiseman, es Hyland Az. N. Mrs.
Lenora Small, 23ls Fourth Az. s;
Marjorie Denise Lyle. 1888 Fifth
Av. s.; Francis Mosley, 1908 10Th
Av. s.
Out-Ot Town Birthday
Nov. I'D. C, Brown, ST. JOS
eph. Mo; Anita and Andrew
Blakey. twins, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Nov. I5-Lillian Turk, Mllwau-
kee, Wis.
Nov. 10 Michael Spcllman.
Washington, d. C: Leroy Martin,
Mexico City; Mrs. II. NJ. Wells
Independence. Kans.
Nov. II Susan Marie Thomas.
Geneva, Switzerland.
Nov Lawrence Mann. Jr,
Chicago. III,
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stock Of attractive
paper plates on
hand for interest
ing table settings.
With the variety
Of handsome pat
terms q n q the
many shapes and
sizes Of paper
plates available to-
day. they're COR
rectly prepared
for any occasion
which occurs. In
gradients for q
quick dessert such
rs this Cherry Ice
Cream Treat keep
In the refrigerator
indefinitely. After
the guests have
left, our young
h o m e m akers
m erely toss the
disposable paper
plates in the gar
bage pail and go
on about their
daily routine.
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Fall Festival Sunday. November
IS. Lost Of Fun For All. ST. Peter
Claver Church. beginning at p.
IN.
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WEDDING
ANNIvE RSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov. I2-Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Hadley, 1900 Fourth Av. s.: six
years. Mr.. and Mrs Earle +. Kyle
1887 Fourth Az. s.. ~ years
Nov, iI-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Lyle sr.. 1913 E. 3sth St. II years,
Nov. rs Mr.. and Mrs. william
Roger Thompson. $50 Bryant Av.
NJ, eight years; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith. 200 ~. Dupont
Az, six years, Mr., and Mrs Ev-
erette Johnson. 4Ots Fifth Az. g..
three years: Mr. and Mrs God
frey Valdez, 1922 Fourth Az g..
three years
Nov. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Smith. 7I5 18th Az. s.. 10 years.
ST. PAUL
Nov. l2-Mr. and Mrs. Richard
EddingH, 7is St Anthony Az, 10
years.
Nov. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Harris. 6ss Carroll Az, nine
years, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Blhkey, 735 81. Anthony Av., eight
years
Nov i6-Dr. and Mrs A. NJ.
Butler, 6I3 IgIehart Az. 20 years.
Nov i7-Mr and Mrs, Carl
Griffin, 6S7 w Central Az, ten
years
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CHERRY ICE CREAM TREAT "a"
q
souncs pineapple hdbiis haivsd cher.
V marssehno cherry juice riss drained (aboui 10 cher.
teaspoons eornsiarch riesl
VI cup sliced bananas ! pint buffer pecan Ice cream,
wanea
Drain pineapple and strip. Heat pineapple p 20 boil
ing point Combine cherry juice and conStarch Add
pineapple strip cook stirring constantly until hIckened
and clear Chill Add bananas cherries pineapple udbts
Place scoop Of ice waes; top with sauce
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ell. the organization saw the de-
ciSion ~ wise. moderate and
workable" Calling Il an oppor-
tunity for the South. the state
mcnt said. In part:
Compliance with this ruling u
not, however. merely q moral OBJ
legation. II We choose to make II
so, II can be a great opportunity
TO enrich and benefit southern life.
by working together. white
and Negro, for orderly transition
Ia integrated schools. We can
demonstrate the vtgor Of the dem.
ocratic process TO our own coun-
trymen and doubling millions
throughout the world.
We can realize, at home. re-
sources OF skill and public ser
vice in the Negro segment OF our
population that have had little
chance for expression In the past
By abandoning the cumbersome
and expensive practices imposed
by legal segregation, we can re-
lease large amounts Of money and
energy for the progreas Of the
whole region.
The SRC describes It's purpose
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You'll marvel at the extra flavor that
comes through. Yet because this n,casln.
ably better cigarette smokes moro siowIy
you enjoy a cool mildness never pos
Siblc before. From first puff to last,
Chesterfield gives you q smoke n,oassr-
ably smoother .. cooler :. best for you'll
So put q smile in your smolingl In
the whole wide world, no cigarette Satis-
fies like Chesterfield
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drama, Tho Man With The Key"
lie described Port Elizabeth.
scene OF riots and brutal muir
ders" In 1881 a. "the most explo-
sive situation In South Africa to-
day"
Melefe spoke OF finding an an
Swer for this hatred toward white
and color~d (mixed blood) people,
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. ew EIeCfroniC
Miracle .~,a.~es;Sll
AccH1<ay brings you Smoother Cooler
Smoking than was ever possible before!

Today-discover for yourself what mod
ern science can do TO increase your
cigarette enjoyment Try the cigarette
made the modern way with Accuracy
With clectronic accuracy, Accu-Ray
checks and controls the making Of your
Chesterfield. So for the first time you
get a..
IpERFEcI.SMoKE .colUMH.FRoM emo. IO.tNDl /
| %Ak1RfSs& IN
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Rayioi. Party Fore

when an ambitious young chat,
after serving his apprenticeship
IN leading Eastern hotels, start.
ed selling ravioh from the
kitchen OF his own restaurant In
Cleveland TO his patrons on q
take-home basis. some twenty
ave years ago, he could not pos.
sibly have foreseen the great
popularity that q quarter Of O
century would bring 20 Italian.
style foods In America.
Ravioli perhaps tops them
all a. Q real party favorita 70
Ii made Of the special four
and-water pasta" that 10 the
foundation of 90 many italian
standbys. The dough is rolled
thin and marked In tiny
squares. In the center Of each
square q small amount Of beef
filling Is placed. Then q top
sheet OF dough h added, the
squares are cut apart. the edges
erimped 10 keep the filling In
place The little filled pies are
boiled gently until done, and
are then served with . sauce.
The chef. Hector Boiardl,
whose name Ia pronounced
Boy-ar-dee, made his raviolI by
an old family recipe that called
for beef filling. and he slmmered
u In q havorsome tomato saucA
After he gave up his restAu-
rant he canned his ravioli. IL 10
ready 20 heat and serve lust
as you get Il from the can, 90
Il ranks high not only for flavor
and taste but a. Q ready 70 heat
and serve mainstay. As Il costs
only about fifteen cents q serv.
ing, II In In the thrift claaa 0oo
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II myself was full Of tho bittsr-
ness saw In others." he said
Moral Rs-Armament came 20 mo
like a mighty cyclone that blows
off roofs and leaves everything
bare. AZ long a. I have breath In
my body ! am In the fight for
what In right for all South Afri-
cans"
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Atlanta (ANpD-- The South.
ern Regional Council last week
endorsed the Supreme courts rul-
ing ON how segregation In public
schools should be ended
In n statement issued by Marion
A. Wright, president OF the coun-
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IN TO attain, through research
and action. the ideals and prac-
tees OF equal opportunity for all
people In the South"
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Annual Summer
leo BY Eleef0
Chapter Sunduy

Tho Annual Summer Garden
Tea, given by Electa Chapter No,
:. o.ES, In Sunday. Juno 10, 1909,
at Elliot Park Ncighborhood
House, 22Io Park Az. so. from
~ p, M Come and enjoy New
Faces" the lovely babies In con.
test, childrcn's group and Twin
city Top Talent We are putting
forth all our efforts 10 please you
and insure YOU a very happy on.
Ioyable afternoon.
Lucille Woodland. W. NJ. and
co-chRirman, Eddie Boyd, W. ~,
Emma SimmE, chairman. Advt,
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Said Professor Melefe. the
color bar In Port Elizabeth was
lifted for the first time last Feb
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ruary for performance OF the
Moral Re-ArmAment theological
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What's wrong about that 81
that used 10 buy three times Rs
much may he that you didn't have
40
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this week. They will begin to serve
at 500 P. NJ. Bring your friends and
enjoy this fellowship. Organ music by
Church Organists.
The Consistory will meet on Tues
day evening at EmmanuePs at $3.50
?. NJ.
The Dorcas Missionary Circle is
scheduled to go to Children's Home
at Fort Wayne on Wednesday. See
details in Sunday Bulletin
st. JOhn's:-
9:30 A. NJ. Morning Worship
10:30 A, M. Church School
Kindly note change in schedule of
services.
The Girls Missionary Circle is
sponsoring a Cookie Sale on Thurs
dav of this week. Phone your orders
to Loretta Nonnamaker No. 264-T.
Your cooperation appreciated.
Your are inEited to the Ice cream
Social at Emmanuel's on Friday even
ing. Bring your friends and enjoy this
fellowship.
The Gertrude Hoy M is S i nary
Circle meets on Monday evening July
IL. Kindly note.
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DR.. Harold Burkholder Is Speaker
For Ebenezer Church Youth Conference

The 10Th annual Youth Conference
of the Ebenezer Mennonite church
which opens Friday will continue Sat
urday and Sunday, closing with the
ordination to the ministry of mem
Der of the local congregation.
Theme of the conference this year
will be Forward With Christ" The
speaker will be Dr. Harold Burkhold-
er, Dallas, Oregon, and song leaders
will be Mr.. and Mrs. 0rlo Springer,
Ada.
DR.. Burkholder is a former presi-
dent of the Grace Bible Institute,
Omaha, Neb. Well known in this COM
munity, he was a former member of
the Ebenezer church. He has served
as pastor of churches in the Eastland
in California.
In recent years he has engaged in
conference wor K among young people
and has spoken at national conference
es. He is now pastor of the Grace
Mennonite chu urch at Dallas.
Mr.. Springer, a music instructor
in the public schools, lives in Ada,
and is a brother of the Rev. Vernon
Springer, supply pastor at the Eben-
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Beaverdam

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Basinger
and family of Lima, and Mrs. Lille
Anderson were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Anderson
and family in honor of Danny Rae's
11th birthday,
Mrs. Paul Massie and children and
Mrs. Lille Anderson were Wednes-
day visitors Of Mrs. W. /. Moore in
Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murphy, Scott,
were,week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles KINNEY.
The Clifford Stewart family have
moved into the property that they
purchased from Carl Barnum. The
Barmms have taken up residence in
Lima.
The condition of Miss Addie Yoa-
kan is improved, She is patient at
Memorial hospital in Lima.
James and Kenneth Lewis, Robert
Amstutz and Myron Owens enjoyed
a week at Camp Palmer with All
group from Allen county last week.
Melinda and Chris Marshall spent
the past week with their grandpar'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pugh.
There will be an ice cream social al
the Rockport Methodist church or
Friday night, July 1st, which is spon
sored by the MYF. The public is in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Arnold have re,
turned to their home here after
spending week at Indian River
Michigan.
Daniel Stark is surgical patient
at Lima Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall spent
the past two weeks at Jacksonville
Florida, and other southern points Of
interest.
Ed Fett suffered an attack of ap
pendicitis last week but is now show
ing improvement.
Isaac j. Anstutz and C. l.. Rup
right spent Sunday afternoon calling
on friends at Findlay and Bentor
Ridge.
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North vs. South
Ball Games Boost
Park Attendance

The innovh htion of the North-South
baseball hel weekly on Monday be-
tween two t cams of youngsters from
the opposite lsides of Bluffton and the
Field Day each Friday afternoon have
been largely responsible for the large
turnouts at the\daily recreation pro-
gram at HarmonN Field
These two very prominent parts of
the recreation schedule along with
the Church League softball games
have been attracting large numbers of
participants and spectators to the
various sessions.
Winners of the weekly Field Day
last Friday, the Event and the busi-
ness firm donating prizes were:
Midgets Pre- school through End
Grade Bruce MARSHALL, Balance
Event, Buckeyef Lunch; Greg Traucht,
Golf Ball R9l, Niswander News
Stand Dobin Vance, Horseshoe Toss,
Edelweiss Restaurant; Bonnie Harris.
Juniors Grades 8, and : Allen
Traucht, Bicycle Race, Swank's Bar
Der Shop; Tim Herr, Broad Jump,
Lugihihl's News Stand; Larry Crow
Ball Toss, Pine Restaurant; Jan Ben
roth, Race on all Fours, Dari Delite.
Senior Grades 6, and 8 Mike
Diller, Bicycle Race, Urich's IGA;
Donald Zimmerman, Broad Jump
Stager Coal; Sam Cash, Ball Throw
Clover Farm Store; Nancy Swank
Golf Putt, Hankish Fruit Store.
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those who worship with us

those who worship with us.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
(Corner of Elm and Lawn Avenue)
Rev. Clarence Yeager, Pastor
Mail address: st. Rita's Hospital
Lima, Ohio
900 A. M. Saturday Sunday school
Sunday Masses:
2 Low Masses 300 and 1000
Holy Days 5:30fP. M.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

PRESBYTERIAN Oh URCHES
Leonard w. McIntire, Pastor
ROCKPORT:
9:3O A. M. Morning Worship Ser
mon by the Pastor
10:3O A. M. Church School. Classes
for everyone.
Tuesday, July 5th, 9:00-11 :15
A. M. First Session of the Com
munity Vacation Bible School in the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
All the children Of the Rockport area
are welcome.
BLUFFT0N:
GAS A. M. Church School. Glasses
for all ages.
1856 A. M. Morning Worship
Infant Baptism
Sermon by the Pastor
Thursday, July 7th, 800 ?. M. :
Regular monthly meeting of the Ses-
sion in the Pastors Study.
DON'T FORGET the Church Sup
per on Thursday, June 30th in the
church basement at 500 P. M.
A cordial Christian welcome awaits
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EVANGELICAL MENNONITE
CHURCH
So. Jackson near Kibler st.

So. Jackson near Kibler st.
Pastor: Rev. C. A. Classen
Jesus saith unto him, | am the
Way, the Truth, and the Life, no man
cometh unto the Father, but by me-,
John 14:6
Sunday School $3.50 a. m. Paul A
Steiner Supt. with classes for all ages
Worship Hour 10;30 a. m.
Evening Service
Young Peoples at 7:15 p. m.
Gospel service at 500 p. m.
Prayer-Bible Study-T hurs. 800
p. m.
Note: Since our Joint Convention
convenes at Fort Wayne June 30
July 3 there will be no service at the
church on July 3.
You are always welcome at any OF
all of our services!
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MISSIONARY CHURCH
Robert X. Welch, Minister

Thursday:
500 Prayer Meeting
500 Young People Prayer Bible
Study
Sunday:
$3.50 Sunday School
10:30 Morning Worship
700 Youth Fellowship
700 Gospel Light Service
1880 Evening Service
A thought for the week: When a
man makes money it sometimes hap
pens that the money unmakes the
man.
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