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SL fllart yoor hew year out AdLt by worshipping at the lord’s House on-the first Sunday of the new year. r INTERMEDIATE M.Y.F. will meet at the church on Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. JR. CHOIR WILL meet on Monday afternoon at 3:15 at Hie church. THE COMMISSION ON FINANCE will meet on January 3 at the church at 7:00 p.m. THE COMMISSION ON MEMBERSHIP AND EVANGELISM will meet on Monday, January 3 at the church at 8:00 ptm< THE COMMISSION ON MISSIONS will meet at the church on Tuesday, January 4 at 7:30 pm. PLEASE REMEMBER—On Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 the men are working completing the sanctuary. More men are to join the group of carpenters, painters, etc. Tool§ are furnished. on the men who are giving their time and service week after week. We are grateful to you and proud of tiie splendid progress you are making. Your service will be a living memorial to the church you love so much. WOMAN’S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE will meet on Wednesday, January 5 at 7:30. Mrs. Jenkins will give the devotions, and Mr. Jenkins will present the program. All new members taken in during 1954 will be recognized. The Woman’s Society of the Riverside Methodist Church will he our guests. The Fidelity Circle will serve. THE ADULT CHOIR will meet on Thursday at the church at 7:3o'p.m. instead of Wednesday due to the W.S.C.S. meeting. THANK YOU W.S.C.S. for th e ,heautiful carpet which you Jfetve placed in our chancel. Thef carpet adds greatly to the beauty of our church and is another fine step toward making our church lovely and worthy of the God we worship. “Oh, worship the Lord in the beauty of Holiness.” The chancel flowers for Sunday, January 2 will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leonard in memory of their daughter Jan Ellen. We were happy to welcome into our fellowship on December 19, Mrs. Regina Ann Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were baptized.

CAMP FIRE GIRLS NAME NEW OFFICERS New officers of the Board of Directors of Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls, Inc. for 1955 are Mr. Lester Irons, president; Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemmons, vice president; Mrs. Arthur Jacobs, secretary; MV Charles Wagner, treasurer. Mr. Irons has announced the appointment of the following committee chairmen for 1955. Mrs. ft J*. Kedwards, training; Mr. Walter L. Shirley, finance; Dr. I. Lynd Esch, personnel; Miss Jean

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HOLLYWOOD—2Oth-Fox is planning to sign Dorothy Arnold to a long term contract. Miss Arnold was the first Mrs. Joe DiMaggio. If negotiations materialize, 20th-Fox will have two exMrs. DiMaggios on the payroll. * * And speaking of the DiMaggios. Don’t be surprised if Joe and Marilyn Monroe reconcile. Marilyn is scheduled to go on a two-month vacation in the very near future. I have it from reliable

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sources that Joe will accompany her. • • * Here’s the latest regarding the forthcoming Liberace movie. Warner Bros, announced it will not be a movie depicting" his life story but a super-colossal musical. The picture has a March 15th starting date and will be titled “Sincerely Yours.” 1 * Birthday greetings to Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. —46, Rod Cameron —42, Mona Freeman —28, and Ruth Roman —22. Congratulations to the Joe E. Browns on their 39th wedding anniversary. To Pa Kettle (Percy Kilbride) on his 53rd year in show business. v• * * Judy Garland is resting at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after almost losing her expected baby. And John Wayne is seriously ill with an ear infection. Doctors fear he may have to undergo surgery. HERE-say:— ' Mae West announced plans to revive the Ziefield Follies in which she will star. Rehearsals will start in February . . . George Bums and Grace Allen became grandparents last week . . . Cecil B. DeMille reports that his latest movie “Greatest Show on Earth” grossed over 20 million thus far . . . Jimmy Gleason was signed last ■week to a feature role in “The Girl Rush” . . . Sheldon Reynolds, Producer of TV’s “Foreign Intrigue,” will produce a full-length movie based on the popular series. Negotiations are now underway for Frank Sinatra to star as the American newspaperman . . . Columbia Studios bought the film rights to “The Solid Gold Cadillac,” current Broadway hit for $260,000. The original asking price was one million dollars. Jury Holliday will star in the movie . . . Betty Caulsister of Joan Caulfield, will try for a screen comeback. She’s been absent from the screen for five years . . . Howard Hughes is negotiating to sign Mario Lanza to a long term contract . . . Samuel Goldwyn reports that Marlon Brando will sing in his next movie “Buys and Dolls” . . . Keean Wynn is asking release from his MGM contract. He’s been with the studio 13 years . . . The Gbldwyn Studios will be sold at public auction next week. The studio is jointly owned by Sam Goldwyn and Mary Pickford . . . The Nevada State Chamber of Commerce reports that the Gamblers in Nevada have paid the State $5293,153 in gambling taxes thus far this year. An all time high. The State gets a 2 percent tax on all gross gambling receipts. WOW. * * • 20th-Fox extended Terry Moore’s contract for another year. Incidentally, Terry’s future at 20th-Fox is very shaky. Too much bad publicity. Thus reason her contract was renewed for only a year. • * * - Birthday greetings to Claudette Colbert, 48, and Howard Hughes, 49. Congratulations to the George Murphys on their 27th wedding anniversary. And to the Laurence Oliviers (Vivien Leigh) on their 13th year of marriage. * • * I see where Jess Barker is appealing Susan Hayward’s recent divorce action in which she was awarded full custody of their children plus all community property. Watch for another big court battle here. • * * HERE-SAY: Ramon Navarro arrived in Hollywood a few days ago with hopes of a comeback.... Jean Hersholt is planning to do the “Dr. Christian” series on television next year. . . . Johnny Weissmuller will return to the screen in “Devil Goddess” for Columbia. And Lizabeth Scott leaves for Italy in January to star in “Hurricane,” her first picture in over two years. . . . Paramount will produce a movie based on the life of Barney Ross. .. . Rock Hudson is expected to many a Phyllis Gatl in the near future. . . . George Murphy officially retired from movie last week. MGM announced he will take over the studio’s public relations duties formerly handled by the late Ida Koverman.... Edward G. Robinson, Jr. and his bride have separated. Mrs. R. will file for divorce next month. ... Warner Bros, are negotiating to sign Mario Lanza for the starring role in “Faust.” A movie based on Gounod’s Grand Opera. . . . Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio are dating. . . . Jerry Colonna will try for a screen comeback. He was signed last week to a key role in “Vagabond King” at Paramount. . . . Decca Records report that Bing Crosby’s recording of “White Christmas” has sold over 9 million copies thus far. An all high.... The Tyrone Powers (Linda Christian) have not reconciled despite the rumor. And'that’s Hollywood. So long for now.

Smith, public relations; Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemmons, extension; Mrs. M. R. Granger, community service; Mrs. Jesse C. Barker, committee of awards; Mrs. Andrew Bicket, social; Mr. Ross Halgreen, nominating; Dr. R. E. Tanner, adult and sustaining membership; Mr. Randall Shake, general camping; Mr. Paul Mozingo, Camp Delight; Mrs. Arthur H. Vehling, Day Camp; Dr. Hermann Rinne, Camp Bradford; Mr. Paul O. Ferrel, candy sale, and Miss Margaret Champlin, Camp Wohelo. ,

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