davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

Deep Cleanser
Liquid ereom for all skins---un-
clogs pores, softens, enIivens and
snoothes the skin $50"
Beovty Wsshins Grains
For bIoekheods, eoorss pores and
oily skin. So nice when followed
UP with soothing Deep CIsonser.
I.1Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

lively small amounts Of radia-
ton. This sterilization continues
indefinitely. so long as the food il
kept in contamination proof con.
tanners. It prevents any sort Of
spoilage due to bacterial inva-
sion.
There still is some question as
to whether there is any effect
on the flavor Of the food. The
Quartermaster Corps. chemists
are nearly convinced that there
is none, and that no poisonous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

that IL the bill becomes Law, this
country will have the "greatekt
gestapo system the world has
ever known"
Claiming that the same issue
Estate sovereignty divides the
country today as it did In 1850.
the Alabama Democrat warmed
that forced school migration
might not cause war 'sbut it VIII
bring about bombing, murders
and small incidents that are just
as terrible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

"Sstin Set"
The pin-eurI sproy set. contoins
"Hunidex" to hold your hair
gently in ploce no motter the
weother. Positively no lacquer.
l.3S" Or 2.l5s
"eIeeR end eIeor"
RevIon's deep, deep cleansing
liquid with LonoIite. Gently pen
etrotes to Ieove skin smooth and
soft ----------.-----l.2Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Helene Rubinstein

SiIk-Tone
The liquid foundation blended
with real silk for doy-Iono cling.
Use with Conceal" for the
moeic illusion" look ---I.SO"
coneool
Creomy eover-up for shadows,
wrinkles, freckles. Blends beouti-
fully with "Silk-Tone." HANDY
swivel eose -----------l.JSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Frances Denney

vivs Fluid Makeup
The eosy-fIowino mokeup with con.
stont color--noke shodes look the
some under any light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
New Method to Purify
Water Faces Hurdles

Can the somewhat Objectionable entirely effective
minute amounts Of chorine-be eliminated by rradiaon?
Development of a method of killing all living organism
water by adiation with nuear reactor
method Of purifying water supplies by chonaion-
few days from the Armys Biological Warfare
Fort DERRICK, Md.
Pehaps-some day." say Camp DERRICK engineers work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

Visible PoFs XII
Three modern beauty preparations
that go together" to work on
compilations moned by visible
pores. surfoee blemishss and block
neooS ----------------A.O8"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
FloWers a Davis, Statue

lightning near the earth's sur
face. 1t can be produced cheaply
In any amounts needed by elec-
trical discharges through air.
Has Limitations
The value Of the ozone treat
ment method over chlorination
is that it presumably win be
cheaper and more efficient. The
amount Of chlorine that can be
put In q water supply Is sharply
limited by the amount Of the
purifying element that can be
held in suspension. This is not
quite enough to guarantee COM
Iplete elimination Of bacteria, it
was explained. Also, some per-
sons claim that it gives water an
unpleasant taste.
Still, Mr.. Chichester explained,
the ozone method must be con-
Isidered quite experimental at
present and that manner Of puri-
flying water may be many years
in the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

Touch -oRd- Glow"
ReVIon's liquid makeup and foun-
dotion for O young, fresh glow.
With skin-Iovine "LANoLlTE".
l.2S'
"Futursme" tube end Iipstiek
Revlon's beautiful shodes in this
snort refilloble Jewelers." cose.
Soves money! -------l.3S"
Matching noiI enomeI----6Se'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Services Today
VIII Honor All
of Confederacy

Confederate veterans and their
descendants will be honored at
memorial services scheduled for
$3.50 pm. today at the Confed-
crate Monument in Arlington
Cemetery.
A wreath sent by President Eli
senhower win be presented with
the many others from the Con-
federate Memorial Committee.
The memorial committee rep
resents the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans. the Children of the
Confederacy, the Southern Relief
Society, the Confederate Memo
rial Association and the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
Today's ceremonies win climax
three days Of meetings by indi-
Ividual groups.
Flowers at Davis Statue
Yesterday. garlands Of red and
white flowers were banked
against the statue Of Jefferson
Davis in Statuary Hall Of the
Capitol by the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy to honor the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

Multi-iayer Moisturixsr
Seeps deep into the skin 70 give
o "nisty-ness. Use sporinoIy
under moksup-osnsrou before
retiring 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

that England. which has some
OF our problems and worries In
spades. Is turning out % many
funny comedies THE Green
Man, Wee Gcordlel and even
that genuine rarity. . delicious
" funny woman KAY Ken
dali.
I Allen wants the networks 70
"reforest" the scene by taking
the more talented humorists out
Of the clubs and putting them
10 work for q good long train
ing period in radio"
ITS an interesting idea: GER
tainly radio 0ape Allen. Jack
Paar and Others the oppor-
tunity they needed to Vork
and 0row.
The most fascinating state
ment In the article. however.
isn't Steve Aliens. It's Fred
Aliens. He once predicted that
the eventual important comedy
star Of teleyision would be q
fellow who would just sit down
in q chair and talk as II he were
speaking TO you in your home.
! couldn't help thinking OF Jack
Paar's show Monday night. a
show during which there was a
commercial for a brand Of tape.
The fellow selling the tape was
Jerry Lester.
- <a
Studio One. as you've prob
ably read. is West-bound in q
few weeks--after. in fact. the
production Of a two-part drama
about q big city hospital called
mo Deadly Medicine" starring
Lee j. Cobb. which begins Mon
day.
Producer Brodkin. optimist
that he Is. win stay in New
York. Taking over Studio One
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He caught no fish, but he did
get an idea for q script He
thinks II will dramatically bring
out the key role played in any
big city hospital BY the pathol-
igist.
On the Run.
It'il be q costly move for
DuMont's WTT0-5. but well
worth II 70 area fans !. The
station will put out nearly q
quarter OF q million dollars 10
take over WRC--4's tower,
transmitting equipment. etc.
az the Sheraton-PaIk Hotel
latter the NBC affiliate moves 70
Its new Tv-radio center early
next year WTr0---5 will
maintain its downtown studios
in the Raleigh Hotel and. In
turn. sell Its present tower and
transmitting equipment N Viz
ginia WT'rG has already
received some bids on It's cur
trent equipment It'll prob
ABLY 20 TO an out-of-town sta
ton or an industrial plant
IT'S barely conceivable, incl
dentally. that a pay-Tv group
could buy II, but since the
FEC Is only taking applica-
tons now. there'd be a terrific
risk In such a purchase.
Hugh O'BFian and Martha
Hyer will costar In a Play
house 30 drama, January Q.
It's the ABC-Tv Western stars
second appearance on the
series He was In "Invita.
tiOn 10 . Gunfighter" last year.
Last minute replacement
Robert Emmett steps in for
John Fielder In the cart Of
Itonieht's U. s. Steel show. you
Can't Win" starring Bert Lahr
No reason given.
Kraft's drama January l will
focus on the rating battle /.
It's titled The Battle for
Wednesday night" and will
costar Jack Oakie twho must
be serious about that come
back and Rudy Vallee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

win be Norman FELTON, and
Gordon Duff.
Il could 80 out there and
make one OF those half-houl
filmed shows" he unused. work
less and make more money. and
send that kid Of mine through
college"
He's staying put. and cheer.
fully. He believes the hour
dramas current low status h a
temporary thing. And that his
next project. an hour live"
anthology series. win be set on
CHS by February.
Brodkin subscribes TO q no
ton OF ours-that network TV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

has been remiss In promoting
and publicizine the writers,
producers. directors and actors
in ''liye" shows. The interested
viewer has TO be q detective
sometimes to find out who's
who IN a TV play. The net
works seem disinclined to pub
iicize anyone except a contract
employe or show. Point with
pride 10 Rod Serling for Pat
terms" let's say. and he'll wind
up knocking your brains out on
the opposition channel. LAS he
did,
Anyway - c heck Brodkin's
last Studio Oner. He went
fishing one summer with q
friend. DR.. Richard McManue.
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OTHER Tv
HiGHLIGHTS

SEQ. WIG tsl-After Din
ner Movie: Devils Canyon, :"
with Virginia Mayo and
Dale Robertson. Iv Key
says: Passahle combination
OF Western and prison
drama. Ex-marshall is sent
to prison where he becomes
involved with mutlneers
against his will 1889.
s:eo. WRC tD-Kraft The
ater: Color. Come TO Me"
written by Peter Lind Hayes
and Robert Cream. starring
Farley Granger and Julie
Wilson. The story Of a men,
tally disturbed young mans
love for q girl leads 70 MUIR
der.
1900. WMAL i7l-Boxing: Joe
Brown IS. joey Lopez in o
l0-round world lightweight
championship bout.
1l:00. WTTG tSD - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: I'VE Who Are
About to Die" with Preston
Foster and John Beal. TV
Key says: SuSpenseful. we'll
acted prison melodrama
about a factory worker con-
demned for murder who
waits in the death house as
his friends try to prove him
innocent 1885.
HIS. WTOP (9l-Late Show:
"Tortilla Flat" with Spencer
Tracy and Hery Lamar. TV
Key says: Steinbeck's de-
lightful study about tramps
OF unknown origin who pop
ulate sections Of the Califor-
mia coast has been made in
to an intriguing though
talky Aim. Definitely a cut
above commercial screen
fare U0ll).
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Stuuio one. Will speak up 0pti-
mistically to anyone who will
listen.
Allen is dismayed BY what he
sees.
Hollywood's and Broadway's
golden ages Of comedy are past.
he points out. THE representa-
tive comedy of the mid-fifties.
will success Spoil Rock
Hunter?' is patiently inferior to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

The Man Who Came to Din
ner'" he continues.
A fairly persuasive argument,
that-if. for example. you will
accept Rock Hunter% rs the
representative" comedy. Or II
you fan 20 wonder Why Il Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
ON THE AIR
1t Isn't Funny
To the Comedians
Ry BERNIE HARRIsON

sharing the nv mourners bench this season with the
comedians are the producers writers actors ec Of the
hour ve drama shows But where comedian Steve Allen In
the December Atlantic takes dim comedys estate
Producer Herb Brodkn who bows Of HOLLYWOOD hound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToHichts top shors preUieiped BY TV KEYS stat
who attend rehearsalS match screenings and anayze
scripts tn Nep York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide TO pietOers
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES

How sickness as we'll as sin
can be overcome through spirit
ual understanding of God, divine
Principal, will be brought out
at Christian Science services
Sunday.
Keynoting the LesSon-Sermon
entitled Are sin, Disease, and
Death Real?" is the Golden Text
from Psalms (103:2-4): "Bless
the Lord, o my soul, and forget
not all his benefits: who forgivith
all thine iniquitieS; who healeth
all thy diseases; who redeemeth
thy life from destruction"
In addition to passages from
the King James Version of the
Bible, selections will be read
from Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy including the fol-
lowing (406: 1-6) THE Bible con-
contains the recipe for all heal
ing. 1.-The leaves of the tree were
for the healing of the nations. "
Sin and sickness are both healed
by the same Principal. The tree
is typical Of mans divine Prin-
cipal, which is equal to every
emergency, offering full saliva
ton from sin, sickness, and
death"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
PHGRIM-CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Calendar of Events

O0ANhA0A Va ANNChSo
Thursday, April III
2:45 pm. Brownies No. IL Ed
ucational bldg.
2:45 pm. Girl Scouts No. 5
Educational bldg.
7s30 pm. Chancel Choir Re-
hearsal, sanctuary
Friday, April IL
2:45 pm. Brownies No. IA Ed
ucational bldg.
3 pm. Lenten Study Group
meets with Mrs. Anna Clause,
l39 Tilden ave.
Saturday, April I3
10 am. Pastors Glass, Educa-
tional bldg.
Sunday, April Ia
9:45 am. Sunday school for
all ages, Educational bldg. and
Sanctuary bldg.
l0:45 am. Nursery, Pre-School
Building.
11:O0 am. Morning worship
service, sanctuary.
$50 pm. Chi Rho Group
meets in the sanctuary bldg.
7::30 pm. Evening worship ser
vice.
Monday, April Is
1880 pm. Boy Scouts, No. SO
Educational bldg.
7:30 pm. Explorer Scouts, No.
SO, Educational bldg.
$50 pm. Mems Fellowship
Tuesday, April 16
2:45 pm. Cub Scouts, No. SO,
educational bldg.
7:30 pm. Lenten Study Group
meets with Mrs. w. c. Corey in
Educational bldg.
Wednesday, April IL
1000 am. Lenten Study Group
meets with Mrs. Helen Ko-
vach, Chardon-Euclid Road.
2:45 pm. Cub Pack, educa-
tional bldg.
100 pm. Senior Aid meets in
the sanctuary bldg. Dessert
Luncheon. Mrs. Alta Johnson,
Mrs. Maude whitman and Mrs.
Bertha Stafford, hoStesSeS.
Mrs. Katy Reiter, Devotions.
Mrs. VIC. Corey, Symbols. ."
loo pm. Alert Group meets
at Mrs. Kate Edmunds, 209
North St., HoStesSeS: Mrs.
Rose Kooman, Mrs. Pauline
Shaw. DevotionS: Mrs. May
bell Burr. Guest soloist: Mrs.
S. Mcbride, Jr.
$50 Friendship Guild meets at
Mrs. Billie Woodford, Orchard
Drive, HoStesses: Ruth Riton-
daro, Valma Tam, and Arlene
Finkle. Devotions: Mrs. Kay
Hurd. Christian Symbols, I"
Mrs. Mary Corey.
7:30 pm. Camp Council, edu-
cational bldg.
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damage to the building. Entry
had evidently been gained by
picking the lock.
Little League
Registration for Little League
players will be held on April
20 at 2 pm. in the Town Hall.
All men interested in joining
this worthwhile activity, are
asked to contact either Earl
Brandes at Chardon 6-4163 or
Jim Shannon, Chardon 6-2148.
All eligible boys to IL years
of age are urged to register.
Auction
The go-ahead has been re-
ceived now to begin calling the
following two numbers If you
have any items for the Fire
mems Auction that is to be
held in August. Nancy Dade,
Chardon 5-4531 or Bette Scheele,
Chardon 6-1238. Pick-upS will be
on weekendS by the firemen.
Anything and everything you
may want to get rid of will be
acceptable. We have ample Stor-
age for your items, whatever
they may be.
Bake Sale
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4-H Munson Goodworkers
BY Mrs. James Ruch
TeIeIphOne 5-4222

MUNSON - The many friends
of Forest Tuttle were sorry to
hear of his death and wish to
extend our sympathy to the be-
reaved family. Funeral services
were Monday from the Riton-
daro Funeral Home. Rev. Kueh-
mel conducted the service and
burial was in Maple Hill Gem
etery.
Wednesday evening TOO Len
ten Devotional Service and Bible
Lesson.
Wednesday at 7:3O pm. Choir
practice at the church.
Saturday at 800 pm. the
Young Married Peoples Sunday
School Class will meet at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Horton.
Thursday, April ls at 800
pm. Pre- Easter Communion
Service.
Friday, April l9, 1900 to
800 pm. Union Good Friday
Service at the Assembly of God
church, Maple Ave, Chardon.
There will be seven churches
participating, including the Fow-
lerS' Mills Church.
Mrs. A. D. Miller returned
home from a weeks visit with
relatives in Cleveland and Lynd
hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray HenSel
arrived home last week from a
months vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Burt Ashcraft is i'll with
flu.
Mrs. w. H. Miller is gaining
and Mrs. w. C. Miller of Bed
ford is staying there for awhile.
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NEWS
from
MUNSON
By Bette ScheeIe
FFaIanhnwa Cbn.Io. q ~

MUNSON Sometime be-
tween nine pm. Tuesday even
ing and 8 am. Wednesday
morning, the Munson Local
School was robbed. Mr.. Robert
Hawkins, Principal, found his
office door ajar when he opened
up the school Wednesday morn
ing and the following machin-
cry missing from the school;
typewriter and adding machine,
strip film protector, 16 nm
protector, owned by the PIC;
amplifying system, IA" electric
drill and 8 record players taken
from the claSSrooms. This was
quite a blow to the school as
the equipment is so fitally need
ed. The protector was the only
insured item. The lock on the
store room door had been torn
out, but there was no outside
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m.
Thursday, April ll-Catheche-
teal instruction for high
school students, 8 pm. in
church hall.
Friday, April l2-Stations of the
Cross, 8 pm.
Saturday, April 13- Catheche-
tical instruction for elemen-
tary school children, GAS am.
to 11:15 am, Chardon High
School.
Palm Sunday, April 14-Proces-
sion at all Masses. 10:30 High
Mass Palms to be blessed and
distributed.
Wednesday, April II 1900 Mass
Cathechetical instruction for
adults 8 pm. in recoory.
Sunday, May 5-First Commun-
ion.
Starting this coming Palm
Sunday, April IA, st. Mary'S
Catholic Church of Chardon will
have two 9 o'clock masses each
Sunday. One Mass will be in
the Church, the other in the
Church Hall. The new o'clock
Mass has been added because
of the great crowds which have
been in attendance at all Masses.
st. Mary'S now has 5 Masses
each Sunday.
The Men of the Holy Name So
ciety of st. Mary's Church in
Chardon will receive Holy Com
munion this coming Palm Sun
day, April IA at the new 8 o'clock
mass in the Church Hall. All
new members will be installed
during Mass. A breakfast meet
ing will follow In the Church
Hall.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
CHURCH NEWS

9Th.
Thursday, April IL
BIS Junior Choir Rehearsal =
Social Hall.
800 Senior Choir Rehearsal =
Social Hall.
Sunday, April la
Palm Sunday"
1000 The Church School; dis
tribution of Palm Buds.
l100 The Palm Sunday Wor-
ship Service; Lenten Sermons,
Now Comes Holy Week, Palm
branches will be distributed at
the close of the worship SER
vice.
The Junior and Senior Pilgrim
Fellowship groups will meet.
7:30 Fourth in a series Of
Lenten Forums in cooperation
with the Burton Congregation
al Church; Rev. Lewis l..
Gilbert, Associate Minister of
the Ohio Congregational
Church will speak on THE
Devotional Reading of the
Bible.
This coming Saturday, April
Is the Golden Rule Fellowship
will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Starr.
The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship
expects to go to the Chagrin
Falls, cambridge Allotment for
a Work Day" this coming Sat
urday.
The Women'S Fellowship will
hold a Work Day" meeting
and luncheon on Wednesday
April II. Used nylons may be
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Guarantee

''Ifany residential customer of The Illuminating
Company buys and inStalls new electric free
standing, buit-in or electronc range in her
home between April through May 81, 1857,
and within thirty days after installation tells
us that she does not like FLAMELESS cook
ing better, we will Immediately, on clear title
release of the range, arrange to have it removed
and the purchase price of the range refunded,
and where the installation is on the first floor
of one or two-family home, we will also
refund normal inside range wiring costs"
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THE FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CIarldOn
In spite of the Sunday snow
storm there was a good at
tendance at the Lenten Ser
vice Sunday evening, the Bur-
tom Church was we'll repre-
Sented.
The Church DeaconS and Dea-
conesses met with the Minis
ter on Monday evening, April
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11

An Easter Bake Sale Is being
planned by the Munson Pic
for April 90 1t will be held on
the corner of Bass Lake Road
and Route 322, from IL am. til
sold out. Items such as Lamb
and rabbit cakes will be feat
ured. So, let us do your Easter
baking for you, while you shop
for your Easter bonnet.
Rag Bags
The rag bags that your child
rem brought home to be filled
as fund raising project by
the Pic are due at the school
by April u. At the time of
writing, many had been return
ed already but there are still
more due. If you have more
rags than fill one bag, they
will also be accepted, provided
they are in bag, securely
tied.
Mothers who would like to
become Brownie leaders for
next semiSter are asked to con-
tact Mrs. j. Laundy, Chardon
5-1243. Leaders are very urgent
ly needed. If your girl is in the
first or second grade at present,
she will be eligible. Many girls
were disappointed last semister
because there were not enough
leaders. Can you help or assist?
Al MunSOn GOodw0rkers
Friday, A,ril IL at Z pm. the
Goodworkers are having a
square dance after their meet
ing. This is not an outside
function, and only the Good
workers and their guests will
be admitted.
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brought to this meeting.
Friday, April %: Spring As
sociation meeting, Department
of Women's work, Plymouth
Rock Association; Hambden
Congregational Church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH SCHEDULE

lZS maple ave.
April IL, Thursday
1880 pm. Women's Missionary
Council meeting at the home
of Mrs. Leona Cramblet,
Maple Ave.
April IA, Sunday
1000 am. Sunday School :
Peter and John Prosecuted"
11:00 am. Morning Worship.
ll:00 am. Junior Church.
TOO pm. Christ Ambassadors.
April Is, Monday
800 pm. Boys Cadets meet
ing at parsonage, 354 S. Hamb-
den.
7:30 pm. Christ Ambassador
Rally at Geneva.
April is, Tuesday
800 pm. Girls Cadets meet
ing with Mrs. Olive Horne,
336 S. Hambden.
7:45 pm. Bible Study.
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ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Rev James A. Walsh, pastor
Corner North ST., and Chardon
avenue.
Phone Chardon 5-7051
Sunday Masses: 7:30, 900
church.
Mass, 1900 am.
Holly Day Masses: $50, 100,
800, 900 am.
Weekday masses: 1880, 800 a..