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God. In the first scene the statue of Christ is carried across the Eternal City of Rome by helicop- ter, the shadow of Jesus passing over all of Rome-slums, market places, swish apartment houses, churches. It forcefully h ow s Christ Lord over all. He died not just for Christians, but for every one in Gods world.
 There is another scene in which Marcello meets a messenger of God -the pretty girl waitress at beachside cafe. He has gone to the beach to escape from his old life of evil. He is trying to make new start, and for the first time, in his conversation with the young girl, whom he describes, "as pret- ty as an angel there is no hint of lust and passion. He wants to be- gin a new life. The meeting is brief
 Continued On Page 1O)
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Reactions Considerably Varied On Showing of La Dolce Vita Film

unappeased.
 We see every physical impulse or taste supposedly fully satisfied, only to see that there was no ex- perience of joy. The intellectual approach to life, also brings no experience of joy.
 "The sweet life" shows no re- gard for a person as person. We see people used as things or func- tions. Marcello uses others and is used by others to try to satisfy an intolerable longing for fulfillment as a human being. But the ap- breaches used bring only a strange sense of unfulfilled function.
 Three scenes possibly reveal the trend of ones life in the eyes of
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miles with the lights to be located about 300 yards south of the pres. ent buoy which would be discon- tinued.
 Comments on the proposal should be forwarded to the Com mander 17th Coast Guard District, 20. Box 2631, Juneau, prior to Dec. 18th.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-06
By Rev. Don Bullock

Reactions, to say the least, have been considerably varied follow ing the showing of the 1860 Cannes prizelwinning film, La Dolce Vita" by the Lyceum group last Friday night.
 Some declared it was nothing but dirty, filthy movie full of smut, while others saw in the story powerful message for ev- eryone.
 The Sweet Life" probably ap- peared to those unfamiliar with the foreign use of symbolism in its film portrayals, as long case book about human vice, which did not leave much to the imagina- ton.
 On the other hand one must point out the deep and authentic religious dimension in Federico Feilinis film. With daring origi- nality he forcefully poses the ques- ton: what does it mean to be hu- man?
 Fellini then chooses the contem- porary decadent society circles in Rome with which to mold his theme of mans fallen nature in the eyes of a loving God.
 AS one church magazine review of La Dolce Vita" noted: "It is highly moral in its cataloging of immoralities; it reveals and probes the hideous charade of gaiety with out life; it examines and criticizes the sweet life when material plenty and the freedom to seek personal happiness have soured in the decadence of perpetual orgy of self-seeking without love-"
 From the very opening scene to the very last there is always the choice to accept Jesus Christ, Lord over all, or to fall prey to the earthly Gods of sex, wealth, intel lectualism and man, just to name a few
 At the start of the film and at the end, there is wildly portrayed the Kingship of Christ over all men, but in the episodes which unfold, we see the fruitless pursuit of oth- CT deities. Passion consumes ey- erything that stands in its way, uri- til only passion remains, utterly
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C.G. Proposes
 To Replace Buoy With Flash Light

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Richard Lemon spoofs TV talk programs;
Music Critic Harold Sehonbere chides the
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Feelde,l.

May 2 NJ Mr.. and MIS-. Cole
man Mancil and children. OF
Hampton. and Miss Elaine Man
Gil, of Longwood College, We're
guests Of Mrs. Ruby Redd and
Clyde Ransom. Sunday.
Miss Marie Allen left last
week to spend the month Of May
with Mr.. and Mrs. john Allen in
Silver Spring, Md.
Mrs. Annie Layne has return
cd to the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Gordon Hurt, and Mr.
Hurt, after two weeks illness in
Southside Community Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Crowell,
ST., Of South Boston, Will spend
the week end with Mrs. Gro
well lis sister, Mrs. Ruby Redd,
and brother, Clyde Ransom. and
attend the program Saturday
evening Of the Halnpden-Sydney
Glee Club in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Banks
dale. Of Victoria. and Mrs. Al
BERT johnson. Of FarmvilIe, visit
ed in the Mt Pleasant neighbor-
hood Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Goodacre who is
making her home with her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Waddill is I'M
proving after a long illness in
Southside Community Hospital.
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Church. Sunday afternoon, April
e with approximately $50 mini
sters and laylnen attending.
The special session for pastors
was conducted by the conference
district director, the Rev. Rich
ard Monroe, of Richmond.
The district director of Chill
dren's Work, Mrs. M. l.. Yaple
Of Keysville. was in charge OF
the workshop.
Mesdames W. r. Wilson and
M. V. Cmles. Of Keysville, di-
rected the kindergarten di-
vision. Mrs. William Kessler. OF
Union Level, and Mrs. Benefited
Burnett, of Keysville, the pri-
mary division; Mrs. Yaple and
Mrs, F. L. Hammer, Jr.. Of Keys
vile, the junior division: an
the Rev. M L. Yaple. pastor OF
the Keysville Methodist Church,
the Junior High division.
A snack supper was served
by Mrs. Lee Ward. Mrs. Doro
thy Clark, and Mrs. Yaple, all
of Keysville. and Mrs. Edward
Wilkes. Of Ontario.
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Curdsville

May 2 Mrs. Wesley Dunklnn
visited her mother. Mrs. Walter
Duncan. Of Columbia. this past
week.
The Rev Earl T. Gentry. of
Roanoke who has been assisting
in the revival at the Farmville
Wesleyan Church visited tn e
Emmett Dunkums last week.
Mrs. Lucy Bersch and son,
Russell and Miss Annie Phaup.
Of Lynchburg. were recent visit
ors Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Phaup Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Dunkum were also visitors.
Nh and Mrs. Billy Ayers and
daughter, Beverly, Of Richmond,
were Easter visitors of h G If
parents. MI. and Mrs. Wesley
Dunkum, and Mr. and Mrs. jim
my Ayres.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Woodie and
family visited the Bill LindseyS
Easter.
MI and Mrs. Frank Kappes,
OF Ri h m ond. were Easter
guests Of their mother, Mrs. c.
R. Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wise and
children. visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Staples. in Peters
burg Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dun
KUN visited Mrs. Cora Dunkum
who is now spending some time
with her niece. Mrs. Emmett
Wooten, of Andersonville
Mrs. George F'arrar has re-
turned home after visiting her
new great-grandson and his par
ents, Of Newport News.
Mr. and Mrs. John Putney and
Alice called or the Emmett
Dunkums, recently.
Lacy Flippen and mother, of
Columbia, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. George Phaup on Sunday.
| Mrs. c.. R. Wise has received
word Of another granddaughter
born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grigg, of Waynesboro, named
V.rginus Wrenn for a former
rector Of the Episcopal Church
in Amelia, a cousin of the fam
1 lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dun
kum spent several days il
Richmond last week.
The family of Mrs. Davic
Griffith is extended sincere sym
PATTY. Mrs. Griffith was buriec
al Smyrna Methodist Church
Friday afternoon at 2 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dewitt anc
children, Of Spotsylvania Court
House, were week end guests Of
Mesdames Baldridge.l Finch
and Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan
spent several days last week
at their place, Buckingham
Springs.
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Davis. R. D. Ailsworth. Jr. and
Mr. and Mrs. David Hammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Clements.
OF Elon College. N c.. were
week end guests of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ma
son.
Mr.. and MIS-. S. H. Brooks
attended the performance of
Llberace at the Mosque. Rich
mond last Wednesday evening
The Rev. and Mrs, c. H Wal
ton and daughter. Laura Lee
of Stuarts Draft. visited friends
here Friday.
Mrs. L. A. Gray and daugh-
ter Beth, visited her parents
ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Gray.
Jr.. in Clinton. N c., this week
end.
G. I Walden, OF F'armville.
visited MIS-. D S. Gaulding. Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Bernadine Pettus. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G.. 0. Pet
tus. Jr., has been tapped as
vice president of the religious or
ganizatlon on the campus of Sui
Inns College for next session.
Miss Pettus is a freshman there.
this year.
MI and Mrs. Walker, OF Chris
tIansburg, were week end guests
Of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pey-
ton.
Bill Daniel, Of Richmond. visit
ed Berry Lyle this week end.
In Hospital
Mrs. Jackie Mason was a pa
tent in Southside Community
Hospital, Fa'mville, early this
week.
Mrs. Walter Sharp and Miss
Ruth Thomas, OF Richmond
were week end guests Of their
brctherin-law and sister, h e
Rev and Mrs. S c. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G, Allen and
Mr. and Mrs Richard Nelson
and small son. Scott. attended
the golden wedding anniversary
reception honoring Nh and MIS-.
Grover Jones, Sunday afternoon.
at the couples home in Red Oak.
Mr. Jones is the brother of
Mrs Allen and the uncle Of Mrs.
Nelson.
Mrs. Eva H. Shelton and Mrs
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W A Shelton and children, Bev-
erley and John. of Boydton, visit
ed Mrs. W. A. Sheltons great
grandmother, Mrs j. H. Ingram
and other relatives here. last
Wednesday.
Mesdames j. B. Ellington, R
l. Duffer. R. D. AilsWorth. Jr.,
David Hammer and j. R. Hurt
visited a group of homes in Rich
mond open for Garden Week on
Thursday.
TIE baseball team at the Keys
vile Elementary School defeat
ed Wy!lies0urg Elementary last
week, and the local team will
compete with brakes Branc h
Elementary at the Randolph 4
Henry baseball diamond for the
Elementary School Champion
ship. of Charlotte county.
Mi and Mrs. w. <. Daniel.
Jr.. Of Richmond. were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w B. Lyle. Wednesday, an d
accompanied them to the spring
formal at the Charlotte Country
Club.
H. B. Owen and sons, Bert
and Wallace. visited relatives in
Brookneal, Sunday.
Ben Fox was winner OF the
first flight of the Pacific Di-
1ison Of Burlington Mills Corp.
golf tournament Sunday after
noon on the Clarksvile golf
course and the low medahSt for
the day Gordan Smith was also
winner III the second flight.
Frederick Darlington and son,
Jimmy. also played III the
tournament
Mrs W f. Dalton and son.
Billy. visited her sister. Mrs. W.
S. Worley, in Danville. Saturday.
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ellis Family Stops In Buckingham
Heading East In Last Wagon Vest

BUCKINGHAM. May ? - The
ellis family with the last wagon
west stepped over at SprouseS
Corner last Thursday. They were
going east. The family plans to
remain in Richmond until June
when they leave for a trip
through Europe. again by GOV
cred wagon.
Guests for the week end Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Guthrie.
III. were MIR, and Mrs. w. Cole
man Guthrie and four children.
Spencer Emile. John James.
and Adam. of Monkton. Md.
Mrs. Irvine Watkins, of Farm
vile. was also a guest in the
same home.
Mrs. Barbara Davis was a
recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Malvin Collins in Washington,
D. c. Mrs. Davis and her two
children. Henry Earl and Gym
tina Ann spent the week end
with Mrs. Davis parents. Mi.
and Mrs j j. Knott, OF Brook
neal.
Miss Appling Moss has return
ed home after visiting several
weeks with friends in Richmond
and Hanover.
Mn. and Mrs. Roger Hardi-
man are proud parents Of a
ID. or baby daughter, Sheri
Lynne, bern Saturday, April 27,
in JohnStonW Willis Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dunna-
want visited Mrs. Hardinan and
their new granddaughter on
Monday at Johnston Willis.
T. B. Hall is a patient in the
Johnston-Willis Hospital.
Jack Wingo has returned home
from the Johnston-W Willis Hospi-
tai where he was a patient for
a week
Mrs. Whitcomb Whorley is also
patient in Johnston-Wlllis Hos
pital.
Mrs. Otis Rosen and Children.
Judy and Rusty, spent the week
end in Alexandria The family
Will move to Alexandria when
school is out. They have brought
a home there where Mr.. Rosen
is employed
Mrs John Rosen has not been
very well lately.
Miss Betty Lou Quincy was a
guest Of MI. and Mrs. Single
| ton Moss in Richmond for the
week end.
Miss Carrie Fitzgerald visited
last week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. jim Fitzgerald near Scots
Vile. She spent Sunday wi t h
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitzgerald at
State River Mills.
| Miss Jane Wilson of Lynch
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Attends Annual Guild
Week End In Roanoke

KEYSVILLE. May ? Mrs
Homer G. Smith. district secre-
sary for the Wesleyan Service
Gulld accompanied Miss Me
linda AyreS. Of Talnville. to
the annual Gmld Week End held
a Hotel Roanoke, Saturday and
Sunday.
Earl Compton. Of Lynchburg
wa a luncheon guest Of his
broihern law and sister. Mr..
ard MIS- J. 0. Rockwell. last
Sunday.
Mrs. J. c. Priddy accom-
panied her brother-in-laW. Frank
Milton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vey Milton. of brakes Branch,
to Richmond on Sunday. where
they visited Mrs. Priddy's son
and daughter-in-law. Nh, and
Mrs Hugh c Priddy
Rick and Scott Pugh. Of Glou-
ccster, viSlte q their grand
mother, Mrs J A. Upton, IL.
this week end while their par
ents. Mr. ana Mrs. S. &. Pugh.
Jr.. chaperone1 the seniors t!lp
to New York City from Glou-
cestef County High School.
The Monday evening bridge
club met this week ~gith Mrs.
James D. Ramsey.
c. L. Long and Eueanc Bag
by made q business trip to Roa-
noke. Friday
Mrs Daisy Hylton returned
Saturday after visiting relatives
NJ WASHINGTON, D c. for TIL {
past month.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Snow. Of
Salisbury, N. G.. visited theil
son-in-law and daughter. M
and Mrs. W. f. Dalton. las
week.
InstallS Officers
Mrs } Kent Early. 0f Kent
wood president of The Alict
Kyle District of VFWC. was tht
Installing officer at the Farm
vile Woman's Club. Wednesda,
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afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Nelson an d
small son. Scott, OF Newark
ONO. arrived in Lynchburg on
Sunday. April q. by plane and
visited Mrs. Nelson's parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Allen. last
week. MI Nelson joined them
Friday for the week end, and
The Nelson's left for home by
car on Monday Mrs Rufus AL
len. of Charlotte Court Hous e.,
was also a week end visitor Of
her parents-in-law
Mrs. H. H. Hammer visited her
sisters. Mesdames w. A. May
and E. T. Matthewson, in Rich
mond. several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gryder and
son. Ray Garland. Jr., of Co.
lonial Heights. were week end
guests Of his parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. L. E Glyder.
The Wednesday min &
bridge club met with Mrs. j. r.
Hurt. this week.
Mrs. A W Thompson and son.
Mark. returned home Friday
after visiting Mrs. Thompson S
mother Mrs. Sadie Lands. last
week.
S, H Ferguson. OF Farmville,
visited Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Ep-
PERSON, Sunday.
Mrs A 0. Vaughan. Of Ran
d0lph was a guest Friday eve
Ming Of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. All
len.
Visits Prestwould
Mrs W G. Evans and Mrs.
w T Holt, Of Richmond. and
Mrs w c. Ward were luncheon
guests OF Mrs. J. T. Thompson,
wednesday, In the afternoon
they mCtored to Clarksville to
visit "PrestWould. Others
visiting the estate, open in OBJ
Seryance Of Historic Garden
Week were: Mesdames H. H
Hammer, H. A. Tuggle. S A
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Mesdames Mays
Return From Visit
To California

FLAT ROCK, May 2 Mrs.
Donald May and Mrs. Henry
May have returned after a trip
to California. 1t is good to have
them back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robbins and
glandsons, of Rockville. visited
Mrs. Sally Mann on unday.
Gordon Rudd is a patient in
Richmond hospital.
The Clayville Moseley HID
Club met with Mrs. Ellsworth
hartman on Tuesday nj gh t.
Buying Household Supplies
was the demonstration. Mis-
Myra Lipsconhb also visited the
club and gave a demonstration
on a Baked Salad
Mrs. Pratt Carter is a patient
in Stuart Circle Hospital.
c. E. Bevlns has returned aft
er visiting relatives in South
west Virginia.
Little David Lame. Mark
Smith and Sandra Starr will be
attending the pre-school party.
this week at PoWhatan,
Congratulations are due 10 our
Cub Scouts and their leaders.
We wish them success. Meetings
are held every Thursday with
Mrs. Frank Lame.
Mrs. w. B Boyes. of Amelia.
visited Edith Cosner on Tues
day.
Mrs. Nancy Turner was cho-
sen Willing Worker" in the
WLEE Community Club Awards
for April.
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Prospect

May ? Recent dinner guests
Of Mn and Mrs. John A. John
son We're MI. and Mrs. John w.
Johnson and family. Of Fails
Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson and Terry, MI. ana
Mrs jimmy Southall, all Of
Richmond. Mrs. Dillon Hamlet
and children. Of Farmyille, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Grafton, of Ken
bridge. and Mrs. Nell Harris. Of
9ampden-Sydney.
Visitors Of Mrs. Flora Almond
during the week end were MI.
and Mrs. William Almond. MI.
and Mrs Henry Almond and
family Of Lynchburg. Nh. and
Mrs Strat'on Almond and fami-
", Of Richmond. and her broth
er-in-law, arlie Bates. Of
Lynchburg Mrs. Almond con
tinues i'll at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. Bob Wilkinson.
Mrs. John Carson and infant
daughter. Lisa, Of PoWhatan. are
spending some time in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. c. &. Carson.
Mr. Carson Joined them for the
week end
Friends and neighbors wish a
speedy recovery for j. Nat vii
kerson who is a patient at
southside Community Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. john R. Wilker
son and Johnnie and Mrs. Judith
Wilkerson were Sunday visitors
Of Mrs. Ray Mickle in Manas-
sas.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Allen Campbell were Mr..
and Mrs. Freddie Campbell and
family Ct Chlistinsburg. Other
4 guests on Sunday were Mr.. and
MIS-. J. A. Campbell and family
OF Richmond
Word has been received by
relatives that Mrs. Fred John.
son, Who has been sick at the
home Of her daughter in Florida
is improved at this time.
Mrs. Roxie Taylor Jones has
returned home after vacatoning
IN Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. p NJ Campbell
and family were Sunday visitors
Of MI. and Mrs Judson Turpir
and family, of Big Island,
Mrs. J. f. Glenn, Jill. attend
ed Parents Day at NOV i'll Rich
mond, Saturday.
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burg, was a week end guest of
Miss Susan Coffey.
There will be a supper for all
vacation church school workers
in the assembly room Sunday.
May 4, at the Maysville Pres
byterian Church.
Guests Sunday of Miss Mary
Housewrlght W ere Mrs. Ran
dolph Alexander, Miss Evelyn
Alexander and Miss Stella And
erson, Of near Pulaski. Also.
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Oak Forest

May - Janice Jones was
one of a group Of delegates from
Cumberland High attending the
SIPA convention on the Wash
ington and Lee campus in Lex
ington Friday and Saturday.
The SIPA is an organization of
eight southern states and the
District of Col um b j which
among other duties judges and
criticiZes year books, newspa-
pers and literary magazines en-
tered by high schools in their
respective classes according to
enrolment.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griffith,
of Richmond, were Sunday aft
ernoon visitors of the NJ Erie
Jones family.
MI. and Mrs. James Speas
and son, Of Richmond, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. l.. Speas.
Rush Norman spent last week
end in Richmond with his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs,
Raymond Tolley
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Guthrie,
accompanied by Mrs. A. F.. Pip
junge, visited the John Guthrie
family in PoWhatan, last Sun
day.
Saturday evening guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meador
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mid
kiff and Mrs. Mamie Whiting
ton, Of Mt. Airy. N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Fran S
Brown and family and Mrs.
Margaret Brooks, of Glen Bur
ME. Md. were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown.
Dinner guests Saturday eve
ming in the same home were
Mrs. George Burns and son. Pat,
Of Quanhco.
Emmett kins, of Rich
mond, was a Saturday afternoon
visitor of Mrs. Annie Anderson.
Week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Anderson was his
daughter, Mrs. J. Gordan Smith,
Of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Rife, Jr.,
Of Richmond, spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Midkiff and Julie Mae.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. Ashbun
spent the week end at Nellystord
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Robert Woodson, and family and
another daughter, Miss JOY e
Ashburn. OF Washington, D. c.,
who was visiting in the same
home.
Melvin Ashburn spent several
days this week in Charlotte, N.
c.. on a buying trip for Leg
gets Department store of
Farmville.
MI and Mrs. Jimmy Pemble-
ton are the proud parents of a
second daughter, Donna Kaye.
born at Southside Community
Hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Pickett
spent last Saturday in Richmond
and that night attended a stork
shower for Mrs. William B. Hen
ley, niece of Mrs. Pickett.
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Mrs. Fleda LaRue and her
daughter and son. of Norfolk.
The Buckingham lid club
will meet Tuesday. May 7 with
Mrs. Lucy Davis at 10 am.
Mr.. and Mrs. EWell Morgan.
OF Orange. were home fol' the
week end to visit their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Agee, Jl.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Morgan, Of Anderson
Vile.
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Sermon In Song
Giren At Church

KEYsvnLE. May 2 The
senior choir of Ash Camp Bap-
list Church presented "A Ser
mon in Song at an evening
service, Sunday, April 20.
Mrs Marjorie F Morris. choir
director. was in charge of this
musical program Mrs. r. H..
Pettus was the reader This was
one Of the church's observances
Of Missions Week tApril 2l-28l
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St. James Church
To Have White
Elephant Sale

CARTERsvTLLE, May .
The women of St. James Epis-
copal Church. Gainesville. will
have a white elephant sale Sat
urday, May 4. at Zimmermans
Farm, Trce's Lake beginning
at 10 am.
Articles for sale include china,
furniture, clothing. glass, linens.
homemade cakes. pies. cookies
and other baked goods.
Lunch will be available along
with pony rides for the children.