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ev. Hagsdale To Speak Here JMB. ^bS REV. P. W. RAGSDALE Rev. P. W. Ragsdale spent his st term of missionary service on e island of Grand Cayman, in' e West Indies. Following their• plough, the Ragsdales were ap- । inted to South Africa. Rev.; <g*iale wa« in. charge of the ape Province work for t time, [

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innd later pnstored the European [Church in Margate. Natal. He has proven to be an excellent missionary, and he is an effective speakI er. The time of the sei vice will be February 7, 7:30 p.m. Methodist WSCS Inducts Members Our President. Mrs Ray Chapman. opened the January meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service with a prayer. We then sang "No East or West", accompanied by Mrs Grace Atwood at the organ. An invitation from the Sumption Prairie Methodist Church Society was read, inviting Us to attend a luncheon and meeting the third Wednesday in April. Rev. Tunis reported on our ' Study of Africa, which has been । hold for three Sunday nights in January He urged more to attend I the last studv lesson on Januarv I the last study lesson on January Doty, who was in Africa and at Dr. Schweitzer’s hospital, and w-hile there took some pictures • which he will show at that time. It wm decided to invite those from ; other churches and Air all of us ito come and bring others «o a« j to have a large group.

' Elizabeth Orcutt reminded us oui February me ting will be held at 2 p.m.; the March meeting at I* 30 । in. and the April meeting will be in the evening when the | North Libert y Ladies will be our | guests. Also the women from oth .er rural churches are invited to attend. j Our chicken pie supper will b< held on March 2nd. [ The president announced tha' Mrs. Tunis was elected as the District Secretary us Student Wot I: and the first District Officer from our society. She suggested more j ladies from here should attend . District meetings because of our District Officers The nominating committoe w o- . appointed as follows Mis Rober Sill. Mis. Mahlon Jacob. Mis. < h • Seitz, Mrs. Emmet Filer and Mrs । Wm. Flaugher. । Refreshments were furnished bx I tht Elizabeth Cucle* Mary Halm • had charge of Devotions. Velma Stahly was in charge of the program. assisted by Bonnie Tuttle I and Edna Seitz. New members i were installed. 1 The meeting was dismissed with , i the benediction. i i - i REV. TUNIS* MOTHER DIES .MONDAY Rev. and Mn J. Kemp Tunis •; of the Methodist church, left Monday afternoon for Baltimore, Md, [ after receiving word of the death of his mother Aller sixteen [months illness from a severe stroke Mrs Mollie E Rassett passed away at 7:30 Sunday evening. January 31st She was in her ninety-second year. Rev and Mrs Tunis will be in Baltimore to attend the funeral services which will be on Wednesday of Thursday. The Church services Sunday will have ns the guest minister Ro\ Charles Patterson of the M*-tho dist church, North Liberty. IX HU VS ( IR( I E The Dorcas Circle of the I'mt I Presbyterian Chun h w.l! meet m the social rooms of the' church on । Thursday Feb 11th. at 2 pm Th< devotions will be by Mn Walter Johnftnn There will be a guest speaker The E U. B ladies have been invited to join us in this meeting Mrs Frank Dunn is the host ess. NO SALE A ivi c may be the legal tender of experiem e. but it is always quoted below par. after the applause of victory. I Th© st mg of defeat lingers long

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