Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1946 — Page 4
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‘Big Boy’ Sired ¢ Hundréds of
Heavy Bombers.
DAYTON, O. Aug. 17 (U. P).— B-19, “the big boy” who sired hun« dreds of heavy bombers that helped pulverize our enemies during the
war yedrs, was turned out to graze |
today. With Col. J. E. Boyd, chief test pilot, at the controls, the great ship with its towering tail section
cutting the morning mists took off 2 o
from the Wright Field runways for the last time, headed for enshrinement in the army air forces museum at Tucson, Ariz. Too big and tdo expensive ever to see action against the enemy, it nevertheless contributed to the allied victory as did no other warplane, Its great frame was used for thousands of experiments for the testing and trying of thousands of devices, developments and inventions which helped to make succeeding heavy bombers. faster, more efficient and better armed.
| TIMES SERIAL—
at last. But never will 1 the eruel thing I did te her, And Della, Ceclly’s mother, will never forgive me.
I have adored Cecily since she was a baby—kept am Moting her even after I married Robe and my daughter Corinna was rt Leng age, too knew that Della was raising Cecily’ to be an insufferable snob, and that she | was jealous of my love for her. When Ceelly was 10 and Corinna 8, I had a chance to undo some of the harm Della had done, Cecily stayed with us for six weeks while her parenis were away. it was necessary to transfer her to public school and | that o" met children from the Playground. Both Val, Robert's Playground guiete, and Stevie Ralston, rieh Me. Ralston’s son, had a erush nd she actually seemed to Della’s return put a stop When Cecily was in , 1 objected to her joining a snobbish sorority, but Della said all the girls from the hill belonged—and she wasn't going to have them snub Cecily.
CHAPTER 12 CORINNA GRADUATED from grammar school and entered high school two years behind Cecily. She stormed, into the kitchen that first afternoon and slammed her purse into a chair, “That snippy old Cecily!” she burst out. “Mama, I just can't STAND Cecily any more!”
I heard my voice go shrill. “Co-
A Flying Guinea Pig
Its noted offspring are the B-29s, the B-32s and the new B-36, The Big Boy was built by Douglas | Aircraft Co. at Santa Barbara, Cal., | from plans begun in 1936. It had a 212-foot wingspread, it was 132 feet long and was designed for four Wright duplex engines with 2000 | horsepower, It took the air for the | first time in 1941 and became a flying guinea pig. Redesigned for Allison liquid cooled engines in 1944, it was flown here for further use as a flying laboratory. Experiments with its'11-foot wheels which required auxiliary engines for retraction enabled American engineers to produce the smaller, more efficient dual landing gear of the B-29.
BOARD APPROVES ~ SEWAGE PROJECTS
Final plans for three sewage die.)
approved today by the Indiana stream pollution control board. . Chairman Ralph B. Wiley said | the board passed plans for a sewage treatment plant at the soldiers’ home near Lafayette, a relief sewer at Mishawaka and waste treatment] at the Dupont company's East Chicago plant. The board also approved preliminary plans for a sewage treatment works at the Madison state hospital. | In another action, the Lutz Can-| ning Co. at Shelbyville was ordered to stop pollution of the yanpe and Thompson ditches by Sept A sewage treatment plant x the Logansport state hospital, and sewer connections at the New Castle ep leptics' village complete the state!
Mr. Wiley said.
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NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST
hy West Jist Bt.
J. 8. JOHNS, MINISTER
Bila Clasaas +...0.0.cv000s..s 9:48 Proachins Nice 10:30 & a Young People's: “Meeting ceeges GASP. ML BRINE BATVION <.ovvevisraite. T4P.M Thursday Evening— Bile BURY ......c.0n0in000.0 TAS P.M.
(rinna, don't ever let me hear you say
that again—as long as you
live,”
» ” ” CORINNA BEGAN to cry. “I! want to love her, but how can you love any one that acts so hateful to your friends? Cecily knows Mercedes is my best friend but she | wouldn't even speak to her today— { she just looked her over and then | | she whispered something to ‘the girl she was with and they both looked at Mercedes and giggled.” | The familiar sinking
sensation | that came so often with mention of Cecily’'s name hit me in the] diaphragm again. “Did Cecily Speak ® you?”
“She knows better than to try that funny stuff on me.’ “What would you do if she did?” “Well, IT wouldn't speak to her, | either,” Corinna said. { “What makes you ol care?” he'd care, all right,” said Corin.
think she
na.
| want to lose me!” » ~ » I MUSED over ‘her answers and | my pie burned. badly for a few seconds because of | the tears in my eyes. Although Della seemed to want | me around more frequently
| days when she still had cause to] |climaxed I saw less of handed him a paper and he was so {burned that he started right in on|
worry over Thorne. Cecily than ever.
er of Mine
CHURCH NEWS—
D. W. Sickbert
~ By R. Louise Emery Ordination Set
THE STORY: Cecily's Nodding is over [cial functions of her sorority and] avant with. the boys who swarmed after
her. to shop. “Wait {her in song.
this!”
» I AM SURE that if Myrtle Rals- | pastor, will be as|ton had known the major role she sisted in the servplayed in Della’s life she would |ice by the Rev. [have thrown her doors wide out of | | pity. but Myrtle was |eivic and social [never been attracted to Della and could conceive of no reason why Della should desire her friendship.
Della dragzed me from shop
affairs;
busy with she had
I doubt if she ever gave Della a
thought, but
Della would have
taken her oath that Myrtle Ralston had been campaigning against Her. “All those hill women follow her
lead like a bunch
of sheep,” Della
| sneered. “They won't have anything
to do with me .because she won't,
I guess she knows that she can't
run me around the way she does
them!”
It was a source of great satis-
faction tained of Mis.
the picture she enterRalston s squirming |
under her resolute stand. It would |
have been funny
except for the)
effect that fixation was having on
| Cecily's life, Corinna
brought
home high
school gossip. Stevie Ralston drove
afternoon to get
| like crazy from junior college every
back to high
Ceremony to Be Held
|. At Church Tomorrow until Stevie Ralston sees was Della’s theme “One of these days we'll crack | dained as a minister at Zion Evan[that big house of Myrtle's yet, the gelica] and Reformed church at 10 | snob!"
Donald W. Sickbert will be or-
a. m, tomorrow.
The Rev. Frederick R. Daries, i
Norman H Schultz and the (Rev. Ralph E Weisser, Open house will be held after the ordination at the home of Mr. Sickbert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ben F. Sickbert, 3962 Fletcher ave. 6 to 8p m Mr, Sickbert is a graduate of Technical high school, received the degree of bachelor of arts from Elmhurst college in Illinois and the degree of bachelor of divinity from | Eden Theological seminary, Web{ster Groves, Mo. He and his wife have accepted a mission charge in Casa Grands, A Ariz,
Student Bible School Planned
The Youth for Christ Bible-Mis-
"Mr. Sickbert from
school in time to meet Cecily for sionary Training Institute is now an
odas at
Down's Hangout. Corinna knew because she had Teacher Training association,
| affiliated member of the Evangelical Dr.
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Mission President, Wife to Talk Here
President and Mrs, Creed Haymond of Northern States mission, Chicago, Ill, will meet with all branch presidents of Indiana tomorrow, from 10 a. m, to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p. m. in the North Side church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Relief society organizations willj meet with Mrs, Haymond, Mr. and| Mrs. Haymond will be the speakers at a meeting at 7:30 p. m,
Builders Class To Hear Visitor
The Rev. M, A. Madsen pastor of the First Christian church, Monticello, and founder of the Christian Men's Bible class of that city, will be guest speaker for the Christian Men Builders class in Third Christian church tomorrow.
The Rev. Madsen will speak on| “A Supernatural Gift of God." Music will be provided by Joan Wildridge, vocalist, and Allan Warne, pianist, and the class orchestra directed by Carl Brooks.| Carl“ Polter ‘will lead group hymn | singing,
Roberts Park Church Has Guest Speaker
E. J. Fricke will be guest speaker | at the regular morning worship service at Roberts Park Methodist | church tomorrow. Long active as lay leader of Nort Methodist church,” Mr. Fricke re-| | cently was elected lay leader of Indianapolis district, Indiana Conference of Methodist churches. churches.
|
[a Job for two hours every day after| Clarence’ H. Benson, executive sec-| Rev. Becker to te Praach {school behind the soda fountain. It
|gave her a great deal of, prestige | “HUH! DID she!” "oid Corinna. | With her classmates. She was an|
lauthority on the
beiween-school-
land-home lives of all the Juniors
and seniors
Ld LJ
SHE KNEW before anyone else 'D. V. Grifith, and Rev. that Stevie was on his ear because, Cecily and Val had the leads in the | school play. The school paper helped “I'm the only friend she's ever Matters along with a silly comment |g, yyqee. night rallies or at the ofposal projects totaling $250,000 were coved all night with. She doesn't|in the gossip column that if the|p oc 230 E Ohio st. Dean Holland
school board had permitted kissing ts the schoo epin the love scenes Cecily and Val tember. . 1 to open in Bep
could really have put their hearts I couldn't see how! into it.
Corinna read the item aloud to
|me gleefully that evening. |
“And now Stevie and Cecily aren't
her
tidbit.
these going together any more!” Corinna | “Somebody | University school of religion, will|
{ |
She was engrossed with the so- Cecily on the front steps at school. |
WARNING SOUNDED ON MENTAL ILLNESS
By Science Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-—-Warn-.
epi- |
or nervous illness, the U, 8. public| health service yesterday appealed for more trained personnel, more
and improved community mental
the first meeting of the national advisory mental health council. The public health service estimated that 10,000,000 Americans in
sometime during their lives. least four times the present number ofspsychiatrists are needed with
{
more, funds for research and more |CYing her eyes out,
jcommunny all-purpose mental clinics, the agency said. (The -two-day meeting here wgs the first for the-council, set up £ der the national mental health act. Other provisions of the act call for! a national institute of mental! health and grants-in-aid for re-
search training.) |
VFW POST WILL MAP FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN
Plans for carrying on the finan-| cial campaign of the Frank T. Strayer post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be discussed at a special “breakfast session” of the post at {9 a. m. tomorrow in post headquarters, Ohio and Delaware sts.
#3 UNITY PRAYER GROUP Aa With RE ansas Siw Mo. )
AS AN 8 BE BR st., Open Daily 10 to ¢ on FR-4254 aturday 10 to 2 FULL LINE UNITY LITERATURE
Lester C. Nagley Sr. campaign | {director of the post, will be the! | speaker
William S. Sonn, post commander, who will preside, will be assisted by | | William Stockdale, senior vice comjmander, in welcoming members and | | guests.
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3851 E. New York
Sunday Night
Missionary to
PALESTINE
n for Palestine.
Paul W. Bayne
r this Godly man and of
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~~ 180 she threw his frat pin at him—
“His frat pin!” I
“They've been engage all term,
cried. |
"”
| ing beginning “AND DELLA Hasr known it?” | Wednesday. Mare she does now,”
Corinna |
| retary said today. A gold seal certificate will | awarded to students upon com- | pletion of the course. Staff members at the institute are Gordon Holland, dean, a returned missionary from China; Mrs, William Nangle; pastor of the United Brethren church: Registration cdn be made at
Dr. Cory to Replace Pastor on Vacation
be
The Rev. Edwin L. Becker will deliver the sermon tomorrow at Downey Avenue Christian church. HE Subject will be “For Everything {a Season.” The Rev. Mr. Becker | {is a national director of the de-| velopment program of the United | Christian Missionary society.
Rev. Newsum Returns
The Rev. Dale C. Newsum and the Rev. Mrs. Newsum, pastor and associate pastor, respectively, of Unity Truth Center, 824 N. Pennsylvania st., were to return from their vacation today after traveling in Ohio and Iowa for two weeks.
Dr. Abram E. Cory, of the Butler |
serve the next three Sundays as! pastor of Centenary
Rev. G. Lavon Fisher. The Woman's Council church will hold an all day Reels] at 10:30 a.
“but I was the only one Cecily DAIRY FOOD FIRM
iy until they
had the fight.
sanitation program, “ing that 8,000,000 Americans ‘are Cecily's awfully ornery, mama.. She | suffering from some form of me, tal dd no businéss hanging around |
FINED ON FOOD ACT
Schlosser Brothers, Inc., whole-
with Val when she was engaged t0 sale dairy product firm with offices
Stevie.”
“She didn't have any business be~
research and demonstration projects(In8 engaged to Stevie in the first I said. “And you had no
health programs at the opening of |Pusiness keeping it from me!”
place,”
“I promised not defended.
I longed to shake her. “She's in the doghouse with Val, Corinna added with relish.
dress, I guess he's
taking it in the first place. She was
do her good.”
to tell,” Corinna
mad at her for
I guess it'll
in three Indiana cities, afmitted violating the federal pure food and drug act yesterday in federal court. The firm was charged with shipping 98,000 pounds of low fat content butter, valued at $41,000 and destined for lend-lease shipment, across state lines, Company attorneys entered pleas of guilty on three counts of shipping butter which tested below food and drug act standards. Judge Robert C. Baltzell imposed a $300 fine. Schlosser’s, whose main plant is
(To Be Continued)
at Frankfort, has branch offices at Plymouth and Indianapolis.
Tonight-Tonight-Tonight
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Calvary Tabernacle
902 Fletcher Ave.
RAYMOND G. HOEKSTRA, Minister
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and HEA Magie DAVIS, Long Beacs, ca. Magician, a 8 W on
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Christian | Speaker tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. at {church during the vacation of the the men’s class of the Centralf®
of the
™| At Youth Rally
‘Sunday School Speaker |
Albert Stump will be the guest
{ Christian church Sunday school.
Rev. Stermer to Speak
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The Rev. Eugene Stermer, pastor {of West Side Church of God, Dayton, O, will be guest speaker at 7:45 p. m. tonight at the Indian{apolis District Youth Rally to: be. held in the Fountain Square Church of God. Saloist for the evening will be Mrs, June Thompson. A trio composed of Mrs. Alvin Sloan, Mrs. Eugene Mcney and Mrs, Robert Miller also-will sing. :
CHRIST TEMPLE
, (Apostolie Faith) 403 West Pall Creer Parkway Sunday, 11:00 A. MM. T:30 P. M
MARS HILL > FREE METHODIST
Farnsworth and Foltz Sts, Mars Hill, Indianapolis
(Mars Hill Bus)
Welcome to tHe fastest
rowing. Sunday school in Hill, Indianapolis
9:30 A. M.
J. CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister BE-3020-4
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fman;
Fireside Council
1To Meet Friday
Methodist - district lay leader, will give an address at the Christian Fireside Council for Men at 7:45 Friday inthe PurdueMarott Agricultural Center auditorium.
E. J. Fricke,
Group singing will be led by R. C.
Hiller with Miss Laura Poland at the piano. W. Franklin Paul will give the devotions.
Members of the Atigust 1 program
U. E. Bethel,
Legion Aids Plan Hospital Service
Southeastern auxiliary 305, Amer- | ican Legion, las arranged for Prot- | estant worship services tomorrow
at 9 a. m. in Veterans' hospital.
committee are Mr. Hiller, chairman; Arthur E. Cornelius, associate chairCharles A. Breece, Loren Brown, Ray F. Chiles, Calvin Clymer, Fred Presher, Earl Schmidt, Charles Scholer, Elmer A. Wilson and Alvin T. Whittenbrock.
The Rev. C. G. Minton, chaplain,
will
Mary Jones, Max Burke, | Scoters and Perky Allinson.
Mrs. E. E. Burton, 11th district and | Mrs. J. W. Johnson, music chairman, obtained the musical contribu-
Protestant music chairman,
tions for the program,
'C. B. Booth to Talk
Charles Brandon Booth,
7:45 45 P m, in the Missio the Mission...
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Planned at Riverside Thousands of rural Indiana fam-
ilies are e to . enjoy:#the Riverside Amusment park facilities the latter part of this month, according to the park management. With the outdoor entertainment season reaching its peak before the Indiana state fair and the resumption of school, company and industrial picnics, family reunions and 4-H club visits have been planned by many communities. Midland Building Industries, Inc, will be host at the park today to their many Indiana customers.
Magician at Rally Jimmie Davis of Long Beach, Cal, magician and musician, will present a program of magic at the Youth for Christ rally at 7:30 p. m. today at Roberts Park Methodist church.
AL with Dal Hdqtrs. Kansas Clty, Mo ewsum, Leader
Das | Service~11 ota : Chapter House, a2 N enn, Practitioner serve ce Unity Literutire ophons RI 060
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an
Meridian at 33rd Street REV. THOMAS R. THRASHER 7:30 A. M,~Holy Communion. 11:00 A. M.~Sérmon.
ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL Corner Morris & Church Sta. Holy Communion Every Sunday—9:48 A. M.
The Rev, James G. Jones, Viear.
‘ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) | Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister Bible School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.
SATURDAY, AUG. 17, 1946 | _
Spencer P. Austin, National Becyeiary Evangelism of Disciples of Chris t, guest preacher.
de
SATURD. Union Metro,
BROADWAY BAPTIST !
21d and Broadway Rev, M. Dodrill=Rey. Earl Shreve Bad School, 9:30 A. M. Worship 10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN
NEW YORK, Prospect and Linden Sts. Music lovers w Rev. Thomas B. Kline Metropolitan O Sunday School ..........0:15A.M mound horseshoe Warship ............ ... 10:18 AML 0 deserted box GETHSEM ANE stage this fall, «
dispute. The threat was made by chairman of th
reply to deman Guild of Music L.), headed by
UNITED LUTHERAN 4717 EB. Michigan REV. JOHN 8. ALBERT, D. D. 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School.
10:45. A. M.—Morning Worship "Our Stewardship”
PILGRIM HOLINESS
INTERNAT'L HDQTRS. 230-340 B. Ohie baritone. Rav. EV. Bg MA-$481 The union } BROOKSIDE 2101 Broo Rev. Ral Ne p= opera associatio a ale Sta. charged chorus Rev. RE _Nibarger ets RB. 30th SECOND) CHURCH Ol ts PT i 5 $151,000 in wag NORTE 13 OR on ~ 300 soloists, b
Rev. T. J. Preuse, 4631 x Caroline Ave. members of the
Letier Se: ST. J OHN’ S “We would re EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED service at this Leonard and Sanders St. 0 give opera ra E A. PIEPENBROK. Pastor 0 the union the
he number ang petence of sin Sloan said in a opera subscriber “It is customa he year for the association to se renewals. We r for such renews auge of the made upon us k he letter said. The opera ma posed to reduce from 94 to 78. ountered that on hiring or firi ay with the un rnors.
10:15 A. M.—~"“Two Foundations" -! Mr. Hadley Harper, guest speaker.
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EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS VREDARICE R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR 9:10 A.M.~Church School, 0:00 A. M.—Ordination servi ald Sickbert, graduate of Eden Seminary, Serm De Sve Loui ’ on by stor, Norma “Right Things in the A Behn.
CMB
Rev. M: A. Madsen
Guest Speaker from Monticello
“Supernatural Gift - Can't Mee of God" eer anu CHRISTIAN MEN Be BUILDERS ; 1,500,000.
“In past year 0- various A, vhich we “did
3d Christian Church—17th & Broadway
BAPTIST CHURCHES
jonable rather t season. , . . Wi
"FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Meridian and Vermont Streets CARLETON W. ATWATER, D. D., Pastor Rev. Edwin L. McLain, Associate Pastor 9:25 A. M.—Bible School 10:30 A. M.—-Morning Worship. “Fearless Trust”—The sociate Pastor.
Sermon As-
of W. Washington st. Donald J. Bunin.
| LYNDHURST—Lyndhurst dr., 3 blocks 80 pastor. Services 9:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. .m
CENTRAL-—23d East of Central G. H, O'Donnell, 10:40
Presbyterian Churches Invite You
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GARFIELD PARK 1061 Southern Ave.
Rev. Walter Laetsch, Pastor Sunday School ......... Warren M. Bruner, Supt. ‘10:45 and 7:30 P. M.
EMERSON AVE Eder BE New Y Peter Vroom, 10:30 % a Sort.
7:30 P, M CAE tt at ® Mich. L C. Trent, 10:43 A, M. 7:00 P. M.
N. nt (41 U. 8. Clutton “9:30 A. M, 7:30 P,
wks
Tabernacle Presbyterian 34th ‘and Centra) DR. ROY EWING VALE
REV. HARRY R. MERCER Ministers
“a: 30 A. M.—Bible 8&hoo! 10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship Mr. Mercer Preaching “The Soul's Sincere Desire”
| Thur ursday Midweek Service—7:30 P. M. First Presbyterian Church
TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 und 11 AM.
Our: Chaies- for—Right**~ Joshus™ — : . 9:30
WESTMINSTER | 443 N. State (1700° Bast) WALTER (. PEARCY, Minister Sunday School, 9:30; Worship, 10:45 A. M
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Memorial Presbyterian
Carrollton as 1ith—Rev. Ralph L. O'DeB Church School for All Ages—0:30 A, M.
0: 45 A M —~Morning, Worship: “The Enemy Within"
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'NORTHMINSTER
£:43 A. M.—Church School. 10:48 A. M.—-Worship.
Fairview raghsastan . «0th and Capitol Ave A YRS D. KAGAN. Mrs 8 $38 chur rch School, - “The Little Man” By Wallace 1. McDonald, guest, “C-
Meridian Heights
Central Ave. at (7th Sunday School. 9:30. Worship, “Priority Prine: est
4 TR LH RE C2 cag
onday, 1 P.M, * Mrs.
‘Wednesday, 9 id LL
10:30,
Young People, 4:00 P. M
"Hear"
Gues Rev. Andrew M. Lowry, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
~ METHODIST
10:45 A. M.—Worship and sermon by the minister “Love Divine All Love Excelling” This service broadcast by WIRE
Bible Study . sons Evening Service
Wednesday Evening Bible Study . WwW. L. TOTTY, Minister
GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST 2842 SHELBY STREET Worship and Preaching er
sinvessssseense 10:00 A, M esseessssseseses 10:00 A, M heey asrenses 100 P, M. Sirens T:45 P. M. "GA. 1742
41:30 A. M. 9:30 A. M.—Church School
North Methodist Church
Meridian at 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D. D,, Minister
EAST 10th METHODIST
CHURCHES
CAPITOL AVE. METHODIST CAPITOL AT 30TR STRERT J. FLOYD SPELIG. D. D. Ministee Church School—8:30
cordia) welcome,
WASHINGTON STREET
W. Washington at Warman Avenue ALMON J, COBLE, Pastor
0:30 A, M.—Chureh School. 10:40 A. M.—Morning Worship. 6:30 P MLYouth Fellowship.
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