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sprinkle evenly. Slice saus-
age and distribute over pies.
Add mushrooms. Cook for 20
minutes even II you think
they are done sooner.
II you prefer the dough to
have q bread-like texture
rather than crispy. let 1t
rise at least 20 minutes in
stead Of spreading 1t in the
pans as soon as you are
ready.
The recipe is the equiva-
lent Of two packaged mixes
and will make 3 or 4 people
feel stuffed with nothing
else but milk on the menu.
I like to make a double
recipe and cook half Of 1t
only is minutes, cooling 1t
and then putting 1t into my
freezer for next time.
To cook frozen pizzas, I
put the pies into the oven as
soon as I turn it on straight
from the freezer, set the
oven at 425 degrees and
leave them in the oven for
about 20 minutes.
The above recipe carefully
followed should yield salts
factory pizzas.
Just remember, in pizzas 1t
is the little things that
count. Good luck, good
judgment and happy eating!
~ 4
Volunteer Work
Miss r. C. H., Washington
Miss F. w., Washington
/. The Volunteer Dept, IN
tied Community Services, IDOL
M street, NV. ODE. 2-7330)
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6l3 C street, NV. (NA. g.
4349); Children's Hospital;
Children's Convelescent
Home, 1881 Bunker Hill road.
NE. LA. $4,000: DC. Rec
reation Dept, 3l49 10th
street. NV. CAD. 4-2050)
have programs Of various
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kinds at the various play
grounds around the city
where they might need some
one; DC. Society for Cripple
Children, 1857 Massachusetts,
avenue, NV. (HO. 2-3788):
Friendship House, 6l9 d
street, Sc. UI. 3-6202).
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
RUG Spills Problem Answered by Reader
Mrs. N. r. Washington
To Mrs. ]. s., Arlington

In reference to feeding your l3-month-old daughter
at table, Just what sort Of mess do you refer to2
Even in q family of older children there are bound to
be occasional spills which have to be COPIED with.
think II cleaned Immediately with foam-type Of
rug cleaner the spills would noticeable had cough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
SoqqY Pizzo Crusts
Mrs. S. J. H.. Bethesda

MIS-. D. y. H., DctteSuu
Several months ago some
one requested suggestions as
to how to avoid soggy crusts
in pizza pies.
I have not noticed any re-
plies so thought that per-
haps a few comments from
one with seven years expert
,ence with mixes, and many
months experience from
scratch" would not be taken
amiSS. =.
There are so many reasons
why crust can turn out soggy.
from the amount of heat, to
the method of preparing your
pan, to the type of sauce used.
Perhaps the best way to APP
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easily removed for cleaning
and for putting away when
not in use.
I hope you have success
with one of these suggestions.
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misses dress shops

night clouds of chiffon on the social
scene {. . bright netus for misses and rUomen
Let the clouds gather when they're wonderful chiffon,
the graceful fabric thot does such fIotterine
things land makes any event gala occosion) -.
d. Silk chiffon caught in q multitude of tucks
TOPPING floating skirt Black royal 1918. 1898
Silk chiffon with crushed cummerbund,
drift of side panel Black or Copen-bue 1920 1898
f. Fottey for half Sizes royon chiffon with sweetheart
neckIine soft eoed skirt Toeto slip Block l4N22 229s
Misses and Women's Dresses, Bird Floor Washington;
Second Floor Silver Spring. PARKineton
Upper Level, Prince Georges PIozo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

Take them with you wherever you go . around the
town around the world They drip dry quickly, need
ironing, out Of suitcase fresh new!
Coot dress with royon velvet tab neckIine three
quarter sleeves. Blue, green, grey l2X2-26R. 1898
b. FIottering drope Wee neckIne tucked and
eored skirt. Blue, grey aqua print l2h-26h 1898
c. Permanently PIeoted skirt, surpice bodice with
soft drope Blue teal or red print. l2h-26R 1893
Budget Fashion Shop 3d Floor Upper Mezzonne Washington
Second Floor, Silver Spring, PARKineon;
Upper Level Prince Georges PIozo
aanesT nscetaeF Fiber.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
IL cucharadita de pimienta
4 taZas de aqua caliente

4 tazas de aqua caliente
Fria la cebolla con la mantle
quilla sin dejarla dorar. Afada
la zanshoria, los nabos, las papas
y ell repollo. Revuelva y sofria
por 5 rlinutos. Dele hervir TODD
a fuego bajo. hasta que las hor-
talizas esten blandas. Sazone y
sirva caliente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
DE sACHA GUITRY

Fl filosofo chino Confuclo So
liza pedir a Ia divinidad como
gracia especial: "Dios milo, dad
me solo en- la vida una casa lie
ma de libros y I'm jardfn reple-
to de flores y tendre suficien-
to-"
Tannhauser, el heroe de Ia
opera hom6nima de Ricardo
Wagner, existio realmente aun-
que sus haza1as son legenda-
rias; fue TN trovador aleman
que vivid entire 1908 y 1870.
A las porcelanas decoradas
con dorado y a los utensilios
de aluminio no Sc les pasa ja-
bon sino aqua caliente.
Los peregripos que recorrian
ell viejo mundo para decir sus
oraciones y ganar una medalla
de plomo que lucirian en- sus
sombreros recibian ell nombre
de ''romanos" cuando Sc enca-
minaban a Roma y "palmeros"
cuando 10 hacian hacia Jeru-
salem, o ciudad de las "palmas".
Las vitaminas que Sc italian
en- los alimentos %naturales son
mejores que las que Sc venden
en- las farmacias, aunque estas
constituyen un buen compile
mento.
La piedra litografica es cal
cerea, blanca, y Sc utiliza para
reproducir dibujos. FL aleman
Luis Snefelder invento la Ito
grafia a fines del siglo XVIII.
Cuando los desodorantes eli
ninar la Transportation deben
considerarse perjudiciales para
la salud porque suprimen una
function importante del orga-
nisno.
La pasteleria fina, basada en-
pasta de almendras, crema y
hojaldre es de dificil digestion.
So
Una sociedad francesa en- Ia
actualidad Sc dedica a fabricar
esauis de vidrio so~lidificado,
muy liviano y resistente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
ooNINeo, 70 De FERRERo De less pARO LAS AMERICAS Pad. S

ouiiote. Pero es bien sabido que
no es el Gnico; veamos:
Paul de Saint Victor, tan cui-
dadoso de SUI estilo, escribi6 en-
uno de sus libros: "Ezequiel, que
tiene por pupitre un robusto
nino, inclinado como una caria-
tide, transcribe y comenta un
versiculo sagrado. Lee con I'm
ojo y escribe con ell otro. Case
de estrabismo verdaderamente
notable!
CASTELAR, hablo en- cierta oca-
sion del "aliento de un cadaver''
y en- otra de la "Isla de Escocia".
Francisco Sarcey, ell celebre
critico de teatro, dijo en- una
de sus revistas: CEN la voz de
la senorita Ugalde Sc encuentra
la mano de su madre".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

H~ORIZONTALES
1-Afluente del Mifo
4-Dejo fuera
9-Agrupacion Traditional Uni
vsrsitaria Inic.
12-Bioonte de Europa
13-Practicar cierto deporte
acuatico
14--Apocope de santo
15-Especie de melocoton
17-Jornada
19-del verbo anegar
20-Pernil ahumado de los Ger.
dos
21-Nosotros
22-Alirnento fundamental
23-Negacion
verbo temer Inv.
26--Aves domesticas
28-HeImano de Sem
29-Mueble de comedor o coci.
ia
30-Hermana o religiosa
31-Ietenga
32-Se atreve
33-Pedazo de MADEIRA
34-Alsas filamentosas
35-1niciales en- ell escudo de
Napelon
36-Tratainiento ingles
37-Yerno de Mahon1a
38-Suerte taurina
40-Sombreros de mujer
44-Deidad pagada
45-Comina
46-Iiijo de Noe
47.-Filologo frances
49-Irstamiento espanol.
50--Constelacion
51-Puesta de un astro
52-Rezo
VERTICALES
1--Del verbo sudar
2-Ciudad de Espafa
3-Natural de Lorena
4Nedidas de peso
@Cacahuete
6-Distraidos
7-Exc]amacion
8IPabellones de los ofdos
9-Provincia de la India
1O-CrrJ ara con un tap6n
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
LLEvAR Ell ANILLo :

CONaO LLEtAh Ell ANlLLO
La manera de llevar Ell ami
Ito ha variado mucho: los he
breos Sc 10 colocaban en- la ma
no derecha, los romanos en- la
izquierda, los griegos en- ell anu
lar; los galos y los bretones
en- ell medic. Pero, remontando-
nos 10 mas lejos possible, We
mos que Ell anillo matrimonial
Sc llevaba en- ell cuarto dedo,
como los griegos, costumbre
que Sc ha perpetuado a traves
de los siglos. Los antiques ere
ian que de csc dedo partia una
vena especial que iba a parar
directamente al corazon.
QUEEN EsCATIMA NO CANA
En- cierta OCCASION Sc hallaba
Alexandra Magno realizando sa-
crificios a sus doses. Llegaron
los ministries con ell incienso
y Ell, metiendo ambas manos
en- Ell recipiente, las sac6 lie
mas y echo esa excesiva can't
dad en- Ell fuego. Llegose a el
su maestro Leonidas y lie dijo:
"Senor, aun no sois principe de
Arabia para hacer esas liberali.
dades'. Gallo Alexandra y mas
tarde, tras conquistar la terra
de donde llegaba Ell incienso,
cargo un gran navio con esta
substantial y enviandoselo a Leo
midas lie escribio: mo seas es-
case con los doses, pues por
un POGO que les di de incienso
me han hecho senior de toda
una provincial donde Sc cultiva
Ell mejor y mas afamado".
DE SACHA GUITRY
La mayoria de las personas
que confian un secreto 10 ha-
cen para demostrar que pue-
de tenerse confianza en- elias.
PARA LOS CIEGOS
En- un apacible rincon de cier7
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Cosas Que Deben Saber

La jirafa es Ell Gnico animal
que no emite voz alguna.
4 r 4
FL pepino sirve de base a rnu-
chos tipos de crema de embe-
llecimiento. Su jugo alma y a
la veZ satina ell CUTS.
49,
Hidro, voz derivada del grie-
go Hydor, quiere decir aqua;
forma muchas palabras, y en-
todas elias tiene igual sisnifi-
cado.
4 4
Ell lapiz labial actua tambien
como protector contra ell vien-
to, Ell sol y Ell frio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
DEL HOGAR-pox Netona Aketandxa
poema Ae hoy
Aer6stieo a Una Moza Leonesa

M irodos Ientos de tus noeos ojos,
A Tres de mayo oreondo flores,
r isueho es ell obrir de tus lobios rojos,
fnspirondo passion; brindondo omores,
A 10 vez que en- las oeuos del Cabrera.
L uces golono en- espejo reverbero
Y ma sonriso de eneonto plocentero.
nitos al miro mohonero
5 olpicondo de trinos Ia ribero
A ~senejos un lirio en- ell toIIe;
D e f%roeoncio de rosos vas ungido;
E ntre todos las, flores de oquel vale,
q Prirnovero te hoce %distineuido
9 rocio de fuente; =
A lburo de ozuceno.
D los te creo tan sobionente,
0 reulloso estord. Enhorobueno.
LORENZO GARCIA r.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Pensumientos

La nobleza, Ia fortuna, IN lu.
gar en- la sociedad; he ali 10 Que
enorgullece a todos. Mas 5qu6
habeis hecho para conseguir to-
do ESQ? Os habeis tornado Ell
trabajo de nacer y NADIA mas
Beaumarchais
4
Ten muy presente que los
hombres, hagas 10 que hagas,
siempre seran los mismos.
Marco Aurelio
Il
Nal razona Ell que razona con
I'm NAL raciocinador.
Walter Avage
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

r. Reyes cicn de inflama.
acida, dolor de cabeza, y hasta
un dolor en- la espalda. Puede
haber dolor debajo de las cos
tillas en- ell lado derecho al
frente, o debajo del om6plato
yderecho.
= 5Que causa todo este? Estos
sintomas indican fuertemente
una dificultad en- La region de
la vesicula biliar. Sin embargo,
puede ser un trastorno de cual-
quiera de los otros 6rganos d.
gestivos, porque estan todos 81
tuados unos cerca de otros, y
sus trastornos pueden causar los
mismos sfntomas.
La inversion general para TO-
dos ellos parte de La misma roma
de la espina dorsal y Ia in
t~erferencia de uno . todos los
nervios esenciales que eompren-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Datos Interesantes

to parque publico de Exeter,
ciudad inglesa. hay TN jardin
para ciegos. Es de fAcil acceso
y esta plantado de arbustos,
arboles, enredaderas y flores
que Sc diStinguen por SUI fra
gancia. Los macizos y arriates
en- que crecen las plantas estan
dispuestos a 10 largo de los SEN
deros en- una como plataforma
de cesped, con Ell fin de que
los v~isitantes puedan olerlas sin
tener que agacharse. Una plaza
de metal colocada ALI lleva es-
ia inscription en- Braille: "a
los ciegos de Exeter: Ell mayor
encanto que ofrece TN iardin
es SUI dulce aroma. Las plantas
que hay aqui han sido especial
mente seleccionadas para que
ids. disfruten de csc placer.
Ell c%onstante roce de los dedos
que la leen han abrillantado ell
metal de la plaza.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
K%MM
sOPA DE

! cebolla picada
5 cucharadas de mantequilla
IL taxa de sanahorias en-
cuadritos
IL taxa de nabos en- cuadri-
tos
2 tazas de papas en- cuadritos
! taxa de repollo picado
I cucharada de sal
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
cAsADo O sOLTERo

Pregunt6 TN hombre a Arts.
tipo:
icon que clase de mujer me
convendria casarme, maestro?
Y Aristipo reflexiono I'm mi
nuto antes de contestar:
NO 10 Sc. Porque 81 Ia
mujer que elias es hermosa,
te enganara; 81 fea, tie disgusta-
"a, 81 pobre, tie arruinara; 81 ri
ca, te dominara. Lo mejor sera
que 'escojas una mujer sencilla
y la moldees a tus necesidades.
Ganaras muchos amos de felici-
dad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

SegulQa de una
sensation de ma
1estar.
Una cucharada
de SUI comida ia
vorita no puede
e muy apetitosa
cuando POGO des-
pues de terminar
es seguida de los
s~iguientes males
tares: Una sensa-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
ESD Sensation de I~nf|umueion

I de, puede ser Ia eausa de estos
trastorn0s.
Estos trastornos digestivos
con resultados de malestar y
dolor causados por i~nterferen-
cias nerviosas en- la espina dor
sal, deben ser corregidos antes
que Sc conviertan en- algo mas
serio.
les improtante La estadistica?
Hay buena indication de avan-
ces cientificos en- ell tfatamiento
de ciertas condolences. Las 81
guientes establishes fueron CO.
piladas p0r los grup0s de in
vestigaci6n de la International
Chiropractic Association:
Condici6n No de casos q bien o
estudfados rnuy
Constipation 759 1927
Trastornos de
la vesicula .... 81 s0.9%
Indigestion :. :. 1873 Ss.4%
Trastornos
hepaticos . . :. Is M.5%
Pensamiento:
La enfermedad como la salud
no reconocen, credo, color o
edad.
DR.: FLoREkcio 2. REYES
$50 5. W. eth AVE.
hi 4-7076 hi l-sos1
Ius 81 M.rs''' MiSro0l''' vts.ns'
| S&bado s.lz. Martes, visrnss - PM.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

Uno encuentra que es dificil
disfrutar una comida, especial
mente cuand0 POGO despues es
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
NO SOLO CERvANTEs

Sc dice a menudo que a pc
sar de la dimension inconmen-
surable de SUI genio, Cervantes
desliZo muchos errores en- SUI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

Next Friday, May l, has been proclaimed
IN by President Eisenhower as Law Day.
The American Bar Association is backing
the occasion with ], 400 state and local bar
associations, the American Heritage FOun-
dation and other national organizations.
Aim Of Law Day is to bring home to
Americans the importance Of law in their
daily lives, and the fact that it is vital for
them to know more about their legal rights.
The man or woman who has proper knowl-
edge viii be not only forewarned against
trouble, but also will be considerate Of his
neighbor's rights and responsibilities.
That is why we have turned to TINS
WEEK Magazine, with its almost Is million
reader families, to publish series Of srti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
YOuAnd

cles about legal matters that concern every
household in the nation. The series will
start next week with when Your Child
Gets Into Trouble" by Hon. John Warren
Hill. All the articles viii be written by lead
ing legal authorities on such questions as:
. Legal responsibilities Of parents.
= Your liability when guest, delivery
man or hired help is injured in your home.
= The danger of having an attractive
nuisance" in your back yard.
= Your legal duty toward your neighbor.
= Your pOliceman's obligations to you and
yours to him.
= What happens if your dog bites someone?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Try This Quiz-Test Your Legal q

Here is a quiz that will tell you how
n well you know your everyday legal
rights and responsibilities. The questions
viii all be dealt with in the important new
''You and the Law" series which THIS
WEEK Magazine win publish under the
sponsorship Of the American Bar Associa-
ton. If you don't know the answers to
these questions, follow the series carefully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
z. BIT.
Protects like oil
soothes like powderl

Smooth B. T. Baby Powder palm Of hand
sprinkle with of without penetrating B. It's
protective sheath There's proof that B. T. Baby Powder with Olive
Oil Tepes taOncaung moisture where ordinary baby powders
absorb it. Guard baby tender skin against urine ad diaper
rash by using B. Baby Powder after bath and diaper hange
Also guards against chatting and pricky heat
Used by hundreds OF hospital nurseries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

Q. If guest in your house slips on the
stairs, can he recover damages from you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

.. If your son should buy an old jalOpy o.
credit and fail to meet payments, could III
dealer collect from you?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-09
Reinersville Methodist Charge
arvey H. McPheron, pastor

Harvey II. McPheron, pastor
Reinersville Evangelistlc SER
vice at 7::45 p. m. Church school
1000 am.
Woman's Society of Christian
Service is to meet at the home
of Miss Alice Gorrel on Thurs
day, 800 p. m.
Smiths Chapel Church
school, 1000 a. m. Worship SER
vice, 900 a. m. Youth fellowship,
7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day, 1880 p. m.
Spiritual Life Hour of Power.
Theme: The Majesty of the
Common Place"
Keith - Church school, $3.50
a. m. Worship service lO:l5 a. m.
Holy Communion.
Youth fellowship, 7:30 p. IN.
Dungannon Church school,
1000 a. m. Holy Communion.
Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:3O
p. m.
p. m Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-09
- SERMONETTE :

(v. 13).
"None Of us lives to himself
we live unto the Lord"
(Romans 14::7, 81. We are our
brothers keeper.
We readily admit that First
Corinthians, chapter 13, is a mas
terpiece of literature, but we are
SO slow to accept and practice
its teachings-'love is patient,
and is kind; love envies not;
love is not puffed with pride, nor
brags. Love does not act with
rudeness, or always insists on its
right :"
What we do may be harmless
to us, but if it can in any way
lead another to sin, let us accept
the admonition of our text, "If
meat Cor anything else) make
my brother to offend (stumble),
l will eat no flesh while the
world stands, lest l make my
brother to stumble"
Roy E. Wikander
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-09
A Rule For Daily Living

IF meat make my brother
to offend, l will eat no flesh
while the world standeth,
lest make my brother to
Offend"
i Corinthians 8:13.
The early Gentle Christians
had been converted from a
pagan life which included the
worshiping of idols. Such wor-
ship included the act of offering
the meat of animals to the gods.
Since they had become Chris
tians, they no longer engaged in
such worship but from time to
time their heathen friends and
neighbors would invite them to
a feast at the temples, or
to eat the meat offered in sacri-
flee at the temple, in social
spirit, for friendships sake" /"
Because of this a question arose
in the minds of some Christians
as to whether it was permissible
for them, or their fellow-believ-
er, to accept such invitations.
Some said, "Yes," saying, can
idol is nothing in the world;
there is only one God, SO it is
lawful to eat meat offered to an
Idol as any other kind of meat
and that it is as lawful to eat
it in an idols temple, so-called,
as any other place" They boast
ed of their spiritual knowledge
and christian liberty" and as
many today excuse themselves
by saying, eve are not under
law but under grace" so they
could do as they please.
In dealing with this problem,
Paul, in verse one, warned that
knowledge tends to puff one
up-makes one conceited, over
bearing, thinking that he can dc
things that others cannot do. The
Lord would have us to know
that there is something better
than spiritual knowledge, and
that is spiritual love. Such love
has a concern for others and
works for their welfare. So while
he admits that idols are nothing
and that there is only one God,
the Father, and one Lord Jesus
Christ (verses 4-6O, Paul would
have us to remember the rights
of the weaker Christian brother
(verse 7-13). He has not gained
that knowledge which the others
had. His conscience was stifl
weak. Thus selfish use of liberty
can become a stumbling block
to the weak one, causing that
one to sin. So when we cause a
weak brother to so astray and
wound his conscience, we sin
against Christ ". 12). Therefore
Paul was led by the Holy Spirit
to give us this principle that
should govern our attitudes and
conduct in regards to others
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-09
ChuAoh
M0toA
Caldwell First Methodist Church
E. Parker West, pastor

CdluWell F1rSt NctnOOlSt CHurcn
E. Parker West, pastor
Church school, $3.50 a. m,
Worship service, 1920 a. m.
Sermon "Life's Inevitables."
Intermediate at $50 p. m.
Senior Hi at $50 p. m.
Evening worship at ZOO p. m.
Sermon philip"
This Sunday will be Youth
Sunday. The Junior choir will
sing, There is Balm in Gill
ead." Ronnie Brown will read
the scripture lesson. Junior ush-
ers will be Darrell Secrest, Chad
Moore, Dave Ferguson and DON
aid Boyd.
Monday, Junior choir meets at
BIS p. m.
Tuesday, Woman's Society
Exec. at ZOO o'clock.
Wednesday, Prayer meeting at
700 p. m.
Thursday, Basketball banquet
at Presbyterian church.
Friday, Mizpah class meets at
1880 p. m.
Circle one, W.S.C.S. has placed
the following books on the
church library book shelf with
dedications: Preachers Kids,
by Grace Mes Fletcher in ap-
probation of Eleanor Moore as
president. Through Gates OF
Splendor," by Elizabeth Elliott in
memory of Irma Smiths father,
Fred Henderson. Mans First
Love-" by Ralph w. Sockman in
memory of Helen Carriers STEP
mother, Camille HiXson. "Sha-
dow of the Almighty" by Eliza
beth Elliott in memory of Ruth
Davis mother, Nina Parks. These
books can be borrowed at any
time from the prayer meeting
room.
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Honorable S. Ernest Vandiver
Governor of Georgia

Our hearts, Lord Jesus, melt
as we stand in the shadow of
the cross. Thine anguish shames
us and Thy pain sets forth the
exceeding sinfulness of our sins.
BY Thy stripes are we healed.
Should the pathway we choose
lead us to a cross, and the re-
ward of our labor be crown of
thorns, grant, o crucified Saw
our, that through the power of
Thine atoning faith we may ever
true and faithful be.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-09
Belle Valley Corpus Christi

Rev. FIR. James A. Dirker, pastor
Sunday morning 800 a. m.
Glow Mass). 1000 a. m. (High
Mass.
Confessions Saturday and on
eve of Holy Day 800 to 400 pm.
and TOO to 800 p. m.
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Caldwell First Baptist Church

Roy Wlkander, pastor
Church school, $50 a. m.
Worship service, 1870 a. m.
Sermon "a Still Small Voice"
Evening service, 7:30 o'clock.
Sermon What of Your Future?"
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Pleasant City Lutheran Parish
A. c.. Ripple. pastOr

pIeaSant CITY Lutncfan PARISH
A. G. Riggle, pastor
st. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Pleasant City - Church service,
9:15 a. nj. Church school, 1918
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church,
Pleasant City route Church
school, 9:l5 a. m. Church ser
vice, 10:l5 a. m. Holy Com
munion.
Harmony Lutheran Church,
Buffalo - Church school, 1000
a. m. Church service, 11:l5 a. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-09
Macksburg-Dex City
Methodist Charge

Walter H. Brown, pastor
Macksburg church - Church
school, $50 a. m. Mrs. Ina Bates,
supt. Worship service 1000 a. m.
Dexter City church - Church
school, 1000 a. m. c. c. Webber,
supt. Worship service at 7:30 pm.
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SD. Mary,s Church fFuIdal

Fr. j. j. Donaldson, pastor
Sunday masses, 7:30 a. m. and
$50 d. m.
Confession Saturday, 7:30 p. m.