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DepIOred by o'Hara

BONN, Germ many, Dec. z
AP). - Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer will retire from Of
flee next fall, the parliament
tary floor leader of his Chris
tan D e m o cratic Party an
nounced today.
Heinrich Won Brentano said
the venerable Chancellor, who
will be 81 in January, made
the announcement at a meet
ing Of party executives last
night.
Mr.. Won Brentano also told
a meeting of the party's mem
bers in Parliament that the
party executives had rejected a
coalition government with the
opposition Socialists. A new CO.
alition with the conservative
Free Democrats who quit the
government over the Spiegel
affair several weeks ago, was
practically assured.
Long Under Pressure
Mr.. Adenauer's declaration
about his retirement did not
particularly surprise West Ger
man politicians. He has been
under pressure for some time
from his own party to relin-
quish the government reins to
q younger man. He has been
Chancellor for Is years, since
the West German republic was
inaugurated.
Last year, after his party lost
its parliamentary majority and
had to form a coalition with
the Free Democrats Mr.. Ade-
nauer said he would retire in
sufficient time before the 1868
general election to give his sue
cessor a chance to get used to
his office. However. Mr.. AIDE
nauer stubbornly refused to set
q date for his retirement.
Authoritative Christian DEM
ocratic sources say his success
sor probably will be Vice Chan
cellor and Economies Minister
Ludwig Erhard. known as the
father Of West Germanys
miracle" postwar recovery.
Wanted Voting Change
Mr.. Won Brentano said at
tempts to form coalition with
the Socialists failed because no
agreement could be reached
over the change in the Ger
man electoral law which the
Christian Democrats had been
seeking.
Mr.. Adenauer wanted a
change from the mixed proper
tional and direct election sys-
TEN to majority voting which
would wipe out the Free Demo
Gratis. The change also would
have been q considerable risk
to the Socialists.
Political sources viewed this
as a convenient explanation.
however. They said the real
reason Mr.. Adenauer would not
take the Socialists into a coali-
ton was because they refused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
Another Saturn
BEING Built

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Dec. Z
(AP). Space scientists are
putting together another huge
Saturn rocket for testing pur-
poses.
A 205 foot high dynamic
test tower is a beehive of ac-
tivity as workmen assemble the
rocket for tests to find natural
bending and vibration char
acteristics Of the Saturn.
This version stands l72 feet
high-slightly higher when an
escape rocket is installed later,
Among changes are modern
tail fins. These are strictly
functional-to improve stability
of the vehicle. Also the boost
ers on first-stage fuel tanks
are 6 feet longer, to increase
fuel capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07

southwest Of Saigon a govern
ment self-defense corps patrol
ran into a large force Of Wet
Cong Thursday, according to a
military communique. In the
ensuing fight. the report said,
Is Wet Cong were killed and
IL taken prisoner. Government
casualties were Is killed, seven
wounded and two missing in
the action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07

of Africa where Africans are
ready for self-government."
In Washington, an 60-year-
old Congressman took a cue
from the State Department
and admonished Senator Ellen
der for remarks critical of
Africa.
Representative O'Hara, DEM
ocrat of Illinois, declared at a
news conference:
What the Senator ssid has
hurt us very much in Africa.
The Africans are very sensitive.
We want the Africans TO know
that the Senator was speaking
for himself and not for the
Congress. :"
In response to question, Mr..
O'Hara-chairman of the House
Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
on Africa-acknowledged two
State Department representa-
tives had called on him, urging
him to counter publicly the
statements attributed to Sen
ator Ellender.
Mr.. O'Hara said that as a re-
suit of the Ellender incident,
he now hopes to visit Africa
this month with other Foreign
Affairs Committee members.
Competent, williams Says
In New York, G. Mennen Will
liams, Assistant Secretary Of
State for African Affairs, last
night disputed the statement
attributed to Senator Ellender
that African nations are unfit
to govern themselves.
The African nations have
faced tremendous challenges in
trying to make progress" and
have demonstrated a compe-
tence to handle themselves"
said Mr.. Williams at Idlewild
Airport on returning to this
country from Paris, where he
had addressed the North At
lantic Treaty Organization War
College.
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UAR Removes Bon
On Twist Duncino

CAIRO, Dec. 7 (AP).-The
United Arab Republic govern
ment has lifted its year-old
ban on the American twist
dance and twist records.
The government announced
yesterday explaining that "free-
dom Of the arts" is now re-
placing the old spirit Of cen
sorship in the arts"
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have waited for some word of
their father. Nick, ST., 81, a
miner for 80 years.
Mrs. James w. Hribal is an
other keeping the vigil. Her
husband has been a miner since
194l except for the four years
he spent in the Marines dur
ing World War II. One of her
two sons, Larry, was a fresh
man on the Notre Dame foot
ball team the past season.
Hundreds Of persons have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
TaEK01ghH
|fEkheIIHW,eek'


unfortunoteIy In every dey life
We hear the nome Of Christ
used more often In eursins than
In thanks end praise, ss II
should be. Somehow, eeFtoin
people seem 10 think this o
mark Of O big timer" and ex-
euse themselves by sayins they
were only using this bad lon
suase os on expression and did
not reolIy neon 10 curse God.
This Is O poor excuse, and IN
the light Of the following scrip
tuFe, euFsins will NOT be looked
upon lightly In the Dey Of Juds-
ment. Wherefore God also
both highly excited Him, and
given Him q name which 10
obove every name; That ot the
name Of Jesus every knee should
bow, OF things IN heaven, and
thing In earth. and things un-
der the earth; and thot every
tongue should confess thot Jesus
Christ 10 Lord, 10 the glory OF
God the FethsF." Philippians,
Oh. z: v. Oil. LET Nc cheek
our conduct by reading the Bible
thru In 81, praying each doy.
and offending Church regularly.
Write me for free non-doetrinoi
sibIs-Feoding guide to help you
form hobh Of Bibis.reodinS. There
will be NO soiss lOiIowvp.j
:. P. Stafford Rambler Ciil
Silver Spring. AbpIond
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about the abilities of African
leaders at a news conference
last Saturday in Southern
Rhodesia.
But the question whether to
bar the Senator was debated
for 6 hours before a final deci-
sion was reached.
The Kenya African National
Union had announced Tuesday
1t would demand that he be
barred. Tom Mboya, the unions
general secretary who is Q
member of the council, called
the Senator "a complete dis
grace to the name of his coun-
try"
Stresses Personal View
Kenya thus refused to follow
the lead Of Tanganyika and
Uganda, which banned the
Senator. Ethiopia also an
nounced he would be barred
should he try to extend his tour
to that nation.
Richard B. Fruend, the
United States Consul General
in Nairobi, reported he sent a
letter to Mr.. Mboya quoting
Senator Ellender as saying he
was expressing an individual
opinion and not official United
States policy. This line has
been emphasized by United
States officials in Africa.
Mr.. Freund also spelled out
the separation Of powers and
responsibilities between the
executive and legislative
branches of the United States
Government.
DepIOred by O'Hara
While Kenya informants said
Senator Ellender was reported
to have denied making deroga-
tory remarks about African
leadership, a tape recording of
his news conference in Sails
bury included this statement:
II have yet to see any part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
Kenyo Refuses to Ban
EIIender Despite Protest

MARRIOTT, Kenya Dec, (AP).-Despe the angry oppos-
ton Of the powerful African National Union the Kenya Council
Of Ministers voted yesterday against barring Senator Eende
Democrat of louisiana from this British East African colony
Informed said the decision based reports
that Senator Endr had denied made derogaory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-07
LOST

CAMERA. Ansco. mr., old mill In Rock
Greek Park, Sat, Dec. I substantial
and week ends Du. 5.Sa2s, days.
CAT ,tis,r. full Erewn: altered male
yle. MintEoOd st. Silver sprins' Mon.
COAT. camel. boy;coat' taken by mis-
In exchange. Ju. b.i67i.
DOG, black dachshund,. 1 UT. male,
s..t e T Tssaid ' ty e 81 IT, p SC7S sPG
DOG, poodle. brown, min. male. vic.
Belle hansn' 80. OF Aiex.i reward
DOC DOC 5O S,'s tyDss' male sn PUPPY brown
Hts, Md. 10. 7.22bf.
DOG, poodle, stan. bla,.. fe,; ans, TO
"Fifi''i vie, oglethorpe st.. IN HyAtts,i
reward. 434-f732 after Q p.m.i RE.
KITTEN, black, female. With flea COLI
I AZ, le slo y Vicinity Of Landovsr rd'
AMsssE CAT y SCI eSSint male; y y
b33.ib2s.
sUNGLAssEs, prescription, greenish-
brown frames In brown leather case,
vic. Eastoyer sat. Dec. II reward.
WRIST WATCH, iady's, white gold.
row strips white sold form wrist
band: Glover Park. vic, 10th and
Calvert Sc. NV, o. parking lot, 37th
a. rear Peoples Drus store, reward.
FIT. 7-7b3j.
Published Daily and sunday
At washington, d @,
Second Class Postas, paid
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07
Legal Notice

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Land Office. Cor ooVa Building. 9th and Cordoya. An chorage, Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Onder the provisions of the Act of 1uly T. 1858, Sec. 6(bl. t72 Stat. 339-343l, as aHended. the State of Alaska. on May l, 1862, filed applications for cer- tam unsurveyed public lands lying be- tween Talkeetna and Curry, Alaska. more particularly described as follows, Anchorage O57I03
 T. 2S N. R. 3 w, Sew. Mer.
 Wa, excluding any prior valid rights. claims or patented lands.
 containing approximately ll52Ooo acres
 Anchorage 057lO2
 T. 2s N, R. 3 w. Sew. Mer.
 Fla, excluding any prior valid rights, claims or patented lands
 containing approximately 1l.52OoO
 acres;
 Anchorage O57105
 T. 28 N. R. w. Sew. Mer.
 Wa. excluding any prior valid
 rights. claims or patented lands:
 containing approximately 1I.52o00
 acres;
 Anchorage 057IO4
 T. 28 N, R. w. Sew. Mer.
 Fla, excluding any prior valid rights, claims or patented lands
 containing approximately II,52OOO
 acres.
 The combined acreage of the above described lands totals approximately 46 080 co acres.
 One purpose of this notice is to allow all persons claiming the lands adversely to file in this office their objections to issuance of patent to the State. Such persons must serve on the Director Di- vision of Lands. Department of Natural Resources, State of Alaska, 344 Sixth Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska, a copy of their objections and furnish evidence Of such service to the Anchorage Land Office. Cordova Building, Sixth and Cordova. Anchorage. Alaska. Notice is also given that the above described lands have. since May 1. 1862. been segregated from all applications and appropriations under the public land laws. including settlement under the homestead and similar laws and lo- cations under the mining laws. Settle ments and locations initiated on or after that date are null and void.
 ALFRED P. STEGER
 Chief, Lands Section Published May 3l, June '. IA, 2l and 23, 1862.
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For Rent

KITCHENETTE APT. for sin gle or couple by day, week or month. Call PI 5-3767.
 C-5-17-tf.
 APARTMENT. 1 BDRM., fur nished. PI 5-4171. C-4-26-tf FURNISHED or unfurnished 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apart ments. Pioneer Apartments, Inc. Ph. PT 5-2431. C-10-10-tf
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07
Personals
IN MEMORY OF A. J. DeJULIO

Three years ago, three years
 1t was Death made it's dreaded call So sudden did 1t come to us 1t was a shock to all. Though time dulls the pain In our thoughts he still remains
 THE FAMILY
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Speciul Services

BODY and fender work, glass
 replacements, est i m t e s Hartley Motors. C-1-18-tf
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07

SPRAYED, and missing since May 24, three Red Danish Heifers as follows:
 l, color red, ten months old, ear tag number 96XAA0660. 1, color black, Dane-Holstein, nine months old, ear tag 96XAA0741.
 1, color lawn, Dane-Jersey, six months old, ear tag 96XAA0609.
 Each animal also has vac- cination tag.
 Any information leading to their recovery will be greatly appreciated. Please call Lou ise Kellogg, Pioneer 5-39OO, Spring Creek Farm.
 C-6-7-3t.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07

RIDE TO ELMENDORF. SIX 2-2216 or lot No. l Felzien Trailer court, Mrs. Bray. P-6-7-2t.
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Thursday. June 2. 1882
Real Estate for Sale

TWO BEDROOM rustic log home one block from Glenn Highway at Mile 4212. Large lot. Garage. Phone PI 5-4090 evenings. P-6-7-2t. 5 ACRES ON HORSESHOE LAKE with cabin. Lot 2. Sl,200. Phone PI 5-3011.
 C-5-24-4t.
 3-BDRM. HOUSE, unfinished. 125O sq. it. floor space. 750 it. frontage, 112 acres. North North shore, Finger Lake. Ph. PI 5-3530. P-5-17-4t PARADISE LAKE, Wasilla, 310O foot front, private, deep, gravel bottom. Home and out bldgs., fully furnished. All tools and equipment. Land- scaped, good soil, timber. IA mi. road front with TOT or 147 acres. Cash $23,000 or $27,000. Terms $4,000 min. down, payments to suite. Owner F. Sorensen, Phone FIR 6-3345. C-3-8-tf
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For Rent

BROOM Heated Office Space, clean and with nice view.
 Call Mrak Enterprises. PI
 5-4875. C-5-3-tf
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Special Services

KEYS made while you wait
 at Koslosky's. C-l-lo-tf
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Wanted

VOLUNTEER WORKERS for MVCCA Bargain Center in Theatre bldg. ca. Fri. and Sat. 10 am. to 4 pm. Call PI-5-2793 or PI 5-4021.
 C-5-24-tf
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BIRCH firewood, cesspool logs, fence posts. See Bill Hayes Mile AS, Anchorage highway or write Box 831, Palmer.
 C-1-13-tf
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For Sale Miscellaneous

S-SPEED POWER TAKE-OFF for 6x6. One 6x6 winch, one 6x6 W/stock rack. John King, Palmer, Phone PI 5-2720. C-5-3l-2t.
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1855 FORD STATION WAC ON. Best offer over $250.00
 30 cubic foot upright freezer, best offer over $300.00. 1853 Ford tractor and attachments best offer over $150000. Chain saw, Homelite 500 S10O. Stereo 3 speaker RIGA S100.00. Complete 8mm. movie outfit $100.00. 300 sav- age $8500. All items and more, can be seen at George Nickeps place, l mile south of Four Corners. P-6-7-4t
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07
Machinery For Sale

3-FOOT PULL TYPE DISK harrow; 20-inch disks, 10 foot grain drill with fertilizer at tachment. D-2 cat with angle dezer, 50 gauge tracks and tilt top trailer. George Crow ther, Agricultural Revolving Loan Fund. C-5-24-4t.
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TWO 710x15 nearly new snow tires $30.00. Spanish guitar $35.00, '53 Oldsmobile radio 5000. Two fibre glass water skis $500 Phone PI 5-3512 P-6-7-3t.
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Notices
NOTICES

We are not responsible for debts of William and Judy Buzby, d/bIa Highway Ser vice.
 Harry and Karla Duff C-5-31-3t.
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BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS Good for packing. 25c per bundle. The Frontiersman, PI 5-3550.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07

TAILORING AND REPAIR SERVICE. Also cleaning and repairing fur garments Browns Shop. PI-52520. C-ll-23-tf
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Special Services

WILL BOARD dogs. cats, birds and kids. Genillow Kennels, Plumly Road, Palmer.
 C-5-10-tf
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AT ESKA LAKE, Furnished Is it. house trailer and lean to. Ideal for Weekends and vacations. Reasonable. Call PI 5-3596. C-4-26-tf.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-07

NUMEROUS ITEMS AT MVC- CA Bargain Center in the Theatre bldg. 10 am. : 4 pm. every Friday and Saturday. C-5-24-tf.
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Lost and Found


A 2-YEAR OLD HOLSTEIN HEIFER. Please call Leonard Moffitt if you have a stray. PI 5-4361. C-6-7-2t.
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NOTICES
NOTICES

Wanted bid estimates for drilling deep well for adult conservation camp. Contact Tom Murton, basement Ameri- can Legion Building for speci- fications. C-6-1-lt
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Wanted to Buy

2 COAL BURNING SPACE HEATERS. Box 3207 East Chester Br., Anchorage. HORSE DRAWN MOWER. Call Diamond 41381 or Box I'll, Star Rt. A, Spenard, Alaska. P-6-7-2t.
 ONE OIL FIRED 100 or 50 chick brooder. Write Jim Du- ley Gen. Del, Wasilla.
 P-6-7-2t.
 ELECTRIC HOT WATER heat CT. Gene Kirsch. C-6-7-tf. HeIp Wanted Men
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Trailers for Sale

1851 NEW MOON fl it. mod, 2 bdrm. house trailer. For in formation call PI 5-3221.
 C-11-2-tf
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Free

Will give away 8 month old male dog. PI 5-3518 NC-6-7-2t
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Help Wanted
Work Wanted

YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK. Hyland Hotel. PI 5-2585. C-6-7-tf.
Copper River current., 1962-11-08
HOi.lEL,ll:. K :2 :1j ] 5 Az3, < ELS, (,
 --~.s-~.-nsas
The HorCmnkC rs held t21o::.I lnC3 <:

The Horcm!l<crs held their @co: tin: on tho ovonin" of ::ovon1,.>~ l. l9o~. :5 tho 7saA lccrc"tio Ial1. i2er2 ,:as ! 1c1onstr@t:on of Ihoto" "rr2ic P22cr :31icn :ac quito inter- estin~ md umsu Il. Tho Ec11751::513r*s decided to havc q Bake 51lc o1 Aovo~53r z9o The sala Jill bc zol1 It the ..7c o:;o R2 2.;1u2tioa I14ll md tho 3rocceds Of the 3!1c ill Ec 1>ivcn to thc Libr:ry. Ala02 tEo Io7e-olzer5 :lcvo been collccti1: ~>.5 Uni ch re .@o1d to the Copper V2ll"y l7e cG1>ic -4ssociAt1ono It ja5 Gecil2<2 thot if t)N school so}1;en5s would heb tho -]o"c1 21z2@s collect 1>n"3a2 tne Ho-e1 ~11or'5 ";oul~, tive 5a> :210 ,5olls to the Gym 4.quip~N11t Fund.- 2C@@@7t 3:-~ra11tt5 ycro s1rv2l; by .At*5ar AloDI onl Lee nolco1be The next ~ootir: ill cc held It the 7AsA Re ere ..tion | Il tt 3:OO 3,1to on November l5. Vcln: B ll2r1 md Vi lunson Jill dc1on5tr1to cnocol 4tc c@Hly ii :I5in,o Any orc interested, plo2sc co"c. l7cryono is
Copper River current., 1962-11-08

FEATURING RUST CRAFT ALL OCCASION CARDS, Thanksgiving and Chri stmas Cards now in stock. Just received a supply of BERNAT knitting books a good assor ttnent ALLEN-A thermal Insulairo underwear for men and boys Just put on the shelves 6 new shipment of model kits all new 1863 models. Come in and do your Christmas shopping
 EARLY Open daily 9 am. to g pm. Sunday l ppm. to , pm,
 Jack and lfartha We will be closed Thanksgiving Day
Copper River current., 1962-11-08
TOT, SALE

EOl SALE
 Perfect Christma gifts for those you love .. and those you don't! Guinea Pigs! See at whit trailer second from end at DFW court or call Sloboda "A 2-33C2 p FOR SALE
 4 good tube1ess tires, 64ozd5. $l5.oc See Bill Willard at ACS FOR SALE G.E. battery charger, volt, 3/4 amp, never used. SIC <OC R.D. Richcreek 3287 FOR SALE
 Nurli ger Spinet Piano with bench 36C3.OC Bob Blackburn Phone 3389 p fQR SALE
 Alma House Trailer, 42' 8' fully furnished. Lee Wells 3383 p Puppies to give away. See Bill Buck phone 3283 f Auklucs, purses, hunting moccasins, and souve hires are made to order by the Gulkana Villare ladies. Contact Stella Evan the c & Store
Evening star., 1962-04-08
SWEDISH

No big he doe notne good
He is al to money who is afiendo ALL.
peacock has little in its head andn too much its tail
Guests should o
nothing
HI what he steals romh himself
sdom sin the land mot tin the beard.
Being young a fault which improves daily.
A life without without
70 suffer uuhtha be
Envysh at woundsh
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hAuAG NHSnQ MtS NwkE EA Proverbs
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Desiesed fer Modern Readias

BEN c. WRIcHr. President
EUCLID M. CONVICTION
Gaismas Of The Board
JOHN c. STERLING
Honorary Chairman
Evening star., 1962-04-08

TH.s WEEK Msss.i.s I Ap.li .. 1852
Evening star., 1962-04-08

WHLIAM I. NIcHoLs
Editor and Publisher
Ed MCCARTHY, Managing Editor
NELSON cRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. to the Editor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-10

6: p. M, Missionary Society.
z: p. m. Weekly Prayer meet
ing.
Sick and Shut-Ins: Deacon
Eli Hall, 2711 Halls Ferry Rd.,
Deacon Joe Kelly Calvin, No.
20 Lum Quarters. Bro. Geo.
Mccoy, 2408 Pearl ST.; Sis.
Hazel Goodlow, Marcus St.;
Mother Matte Chambers, 300
Meadow ST.; Mother Mary
Frances Williams, 812 Wal
nut ST., Mother Martha Jane
Ramsy, Magnolia Ave-; Moth
er Mamie Burnside, Sis. Mary
Dorsey, Letitia ST., and sew
eral others.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!


THE JON ES CHAPEL
Church of Flora, Miss, is eel
ebrating its church's 10th an
niversary Sunday, March IL,
1862, with the following order
of service:
$3.50 a. m. Sunday school;
presiding, Deacon Lewis; H.
80 a. M, Mornink worship;
Professional, The Choir; the
Scripture reading, The Pas
tor; Devotion, Deacon Arth-
ur Thomas and others; Song,
Choir; Announcements, Miss
Brown; Acknowledgment of
Visitors, The Pastor; Pastor,
Period; Public, offering; song
by Choir; 100 p. m. Anniver-
Sary program; song, Choir;
Welcome, Miss M. E. Brown;
Response, Miss Alice McIn-
tosh; song, Choir; Church His
tory, Bro. Maces Lewis; solo,
Bro. Arthur Thomas; Mean
ing of Anniversary, Miss Sa-
rah Robinson; solo, Bro. Bon
ny Washington.
CHURCHES INVITED: Bak-
err Grove, Pleasant Grove,
Woodman Hill, Smith Chapel,
Union Hill, Cedar Grove Pill
grim Rest, West Harper, Zion
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Traveller of Vicksburg. Good
Hope, Wilson Grove, Good
Samaria, Friendship and Pro-
gressive of Jackson, and st.
Luther of Jackson.
We ask each Church to bring
your offering or send it by
your representative.
Finance Committee: Bro.
Willie Love, Bro. Tonne Ma
son, Bro. Clarence Taylor,
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lesson was mo Stealing "
The theme topic was: How
Honest l AM" 1t was beau
tifully explained and discuss
ed by Sis. Mabel Cage. IL: a.
M, The Usher Board is raft
ling off Sheet and Pillow
cases for the benefit of the
church. 500 p. M, Baptist
Training Union, Sis. Mary Ell
zie, president; Sis. Dolores
Kelly, vice; Sis. Dolly Coun-
tryman and Sis. Betty Kelly,
directors. z: p. M, Monday
evening, Senior Choir rehear-
sal, Sis. Mary Toles, pres,
Bro. Harvey Lawrence, pian-
list. 700 p. M, Tuesday eve-
ming, Prayer meeting with
the officers in charge. $50 p.
M, Friday evening, Junior
Choir rehearsal, Sis. Mary Ell
zie, president, Sis. Valor Nc
Williams, pianist, Sis. Joyce
Ellie, secretary, Sis. Robbie
Cage, asst. secretary. Friday,
Z: p. M, Teachers meeting.
Sick and Shut-Ins: Sis. Do
rothy McGlory is in the Mer-
cy Hospital. We all are pray
ing for her speedy recovery.
Joyce Ellie, reporter.
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NOTICE TO SUPERINTENDENTS
and BTU. PRESIDENTS

deliver your Sunday School and BTU. Books and
Supplies to you time every quarter. authorize
ed distributor of the Sunday School and BTU Boards
of the National Baptist Convention, Inc located at
Nashville, Tenn. DIR. c. r. williams, Secretary and Dr.
D. c. Washington, Executive Secretary. We make BAN
ners with the of association church Sunday
school, BTU lodges usher badges buttons usher stars
arm bands, Mother and Dr. Watt badges and general
church supplies. We appreciate your friendly cooper
alton and may have the opportunity of serving you?
If you need Sunday School BTU. order blanks or
blanks for general church supplies other information
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REV. S. L. A. JONES
531 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Miss.