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Miss Gloria Kelly Is Wed In Chagrin Falls Lounge Of Chagrin Falls Club House Is Setting For Saturday Ceremony; Leave For New York On Honeymoon In Chagrin Valley Country club Saturday evening Miss Gloria Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Forrest A. Kelly, of Lake Lucerne, formerly of this city, was married to Harry Wellington Stroud, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry'W.

Stroud, of Chagrin Falls. Ferns, palms and white gladioli banked the fireplace in the clubhouse and on either side was a tall three-branch candelabra. The bridal party stood before this setting. Escorted by her brother-in-law groom, was flower girl and wore a frock of white dotted swiss and carried a basket of rose petals. John Stroud was best man for his brother.

The couple went to New York for a honejinoon. John P. Finnigan, the bride wore a period gown of ivory satin with a hoop skiit and full length train. The fitted bodice was topped with a high round neckline trimmed with a ruffle of ecru lace. She carried a prayer book with white orchids and spray of stephanotis.

Her veil of illusion was finger tip length trimmed with a circlet of lace matching that on her gown. Mrs. Pinnegan was her sister's matron of honor. Her gown was of white chiffon arm bouquet and she of red carried an carnations. Mary Linn Miller, niece of the Are You Embarrassed By HOT FLASHES? If you, like so many women, between the ages of 38 and 52 suffer from hot flashes, nervous tension, irritability, are a bit blue at all due to the functional myrtle age period peculiar to 'try Lydia E.

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Page 6 Y. W. C. A. Closed The Y.

C. A. office was closed today to comply with the general closing order for fuel conservation. Due to this fact reservations may be made until Tuesday noon for the annual meeting on Feb. 7.

Reservations were to have closed today. College Club Board The College club board will hold a regular meeting this. evening at the residence of Mrs. Eugene Soffel of 310 15th st NW, Canton. Mrs.

A. A. Ulrich of Massilloa will attend the meetting. "Men of Destiny" will be the subject Saturday at 8:15 p. m.

when Anne O'Hare McCormick, celebrated special writer of the New York Times, addresses the annual open meeting of College club in Timken At a recent meeting of the Victory a VV iris club at the residence of Mary Vocatlon hi school, Canton; Girls club at the residence of Mary Flath, 3233 Lincoln Way NW plans were made to plant a victory garden, and send Valentines and to wounded servicemen. Officers of the club include Mary Flath, president, Shirley Maurer, vice president, Marlene McCool, reporter, Phyllis Williams, secretary, Leona Manson, assistant secretary, and Ruth Swartz, treasurer. Following the business meeting the girls played a game "Choose Your Partner" and the afternoon closed with "The Victory Polka," the theme song. Leota Manson of Lincoln Way NW was hostess to the club Saturday. Miss Persell Entertains In honor of her 16th birthday anniversary.

Miss Margaret Persell entertained guests at a Sunday evening party at her residence in Pine st SE. There was dancing in the recreation room and refreshments were served in the dining room from a table decorated with a large birthday cake adorned with 16 lighted candles. Hearts, red satin streamers and Valentine nut cup favors created a. charmingly appointed table. Miss Persell received a number of lovely gifts.

The first woman ever to be awarded the Pulitzer prize for European correspondence, Mrs. McCormick returned late in January from her most recent tour of the European war theater. Although her name has been familiar in national and international politics for nearly 20 years, Mrs. McCormick's work on the Times began when she was traveling in Italy and sent back the first article to appear in this country on the rise of Fascism and its then little- known leader, Benito Mussolini She has interviewed practically every political figure of importance from Oslo to Ankara and since the beginning of the present war, Is among the very few who have traveled the battle lines on for the lecture can be Oberlin Music Seniors To Present Musicale Music Department Of Massillon Woman's Club Will Present Miss Jean Schneck And Miss Sarah Yankers In Shrove Tuesday Program Mrs. Henry M.

Prentice, chairman of the music department of the Massillon Woman's club made up of Afternoon and Evening Music sections has announced committees arranging the Valentine musicale-tea to be sponsored by the music department on Shrove Tuesday evening, Feb. 13, at 8:15 at the club. Miss Jean Schneck, contralto of Oberlin Conservatory of Music- will be the soloist will be accompanied by Miss Sarah Yankers, who is majoring in piano at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Miss Yankers will also contribute a group of piano numbers. Miss Schneck, a senior at Oberlin, will be remembered as the contralto soloist in the oratorio "Messiah" presented by Washington high school.

Corning Meetings behind sides. Tickets Just Received! All Sizes in Children's 2-Snap Galoshes Also Headquarters for Children's Shoes. SIFF'S 20 LINCOLN WAY, £. ENTERS BUSINESS COLUMBUS, Hal G. former state highway director, announced today ne and Baldwin of Columbus were forming a firm to sell highway materials and equipment.

Dr. M. E. ELDER OPTOMETRIST 614 Ohio-Merchants Bank Bldg. Phone 2-1623 Finest Selection FRAMED PICTURES For the Home Florals Prints Landscapes MODERATE PRICES The IDEAL Co.

INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE AND FDBE E. A. RUETZ, Agency 305-306 McClymonds Bldg. Phone 5230 secured from Mrs. Ulrich or -Mrs.

William Greer. Mary'Ann Kolich Has Party Mrs. Daisy Kolich, 632 Pennock ave SW gave a birthday party Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6, entertaining 15 children in honor of her daughter Mary Ann. The living room was decorated in red and white and the children played games prizes were awarded. The guests were served at small tables with a large birthday cake decorated with 8 lighted candles giving a festive air.

Valentine colors were used in the appointments Favors were small baskets decorated with American flags. Among those present were Carol Lee and Honey Lee Wetzel, Becky and Jerry Belul, Marilyn Stephenson, Mary Lee Schwagler, Tuty Kay Smith, Lonne Anne Mantsch, Angelina, Vossie, Manuel, Johnny and Marvin Para- deses, Mildred May Kolich, Mrs. Eva Belul, Miss Margaret Eggenschwei- ler, Miss Sophia Petrovich, Miss Mary Ann Gross eijer, Mrs Rose Paradeses. Mary Ann received a number of gifts and money. Mrs.

L. T. Drehnan is chairman of the ticket committee composed of Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. A.

H. Senior, Mrs. Forest Coy, Mrs. Allen A. Gordon, Mrs.

Arlo Von Gunten, Mrs. L. J. Smith, Mrs. O.

Earl Smith, Mrs. A. D. Sipp, Mrs. W.

W. Pease, Mrs. Warren Schultz, Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs. Walter White and Miss Virginia Shriver.

Mrs. Wilbur Robertson and Mrs. Wallace Pitcock are co-chairman of the tea hostesses who include Mrs. Charles Agler, Miss Edith Albrecht, Mrs. C.

E. Brown, Mrs. L. A. Cover, Mrs.

Forest Coy; Mrs. Carson Cramer, Mrs. Russell Ginther, Mrs. Robert Gow, Mrs. M.

D. Hostetler, Mrs. E. R. Johnson, Mrs.

E. D. Prentice, Mrs. L. P.

Kemp, Mrs. L. J. Smith, Mrs. Marietta Traphagen, Mrs.

CW. Young, Miss Minnie Goehler and Miss C. M. Ella Buch. The public is invited.

The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie Entertain The Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church was entertained Sunday evening at the residence of tfie Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie of 730 16th st NK.

Mr- and Mrs. Dale Thayer and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rigdon were guests. Bible quiz was conducted by Miss Margaret Anne Rigdon following the business session and games were enjoyed.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. CHIANG'S SON WEDS Chinese press reported Sunday that Chiang Wei- Kuo, Generalissimo Chiang Kai- Shek's younger son, had been married at Sian Tuesday to the daughter of Shen Fung-Cheung, the man ager of a textile mill there. The part of Australia under cultl vation does not exceed the area the state of Maine. Four Will Face Police Charges Four persons were arrested by ollcemen and state highway patrol- men'over the weekend. Three were ited to appear in municipal court Tuesday at 9 a.

m. The fourth was eleased under bond for arraignment at the same time. Wilbur Paisley, 35, of 1737 Huron Walnut Hills, will face a charge intoxication when he appears be- ore Judge Robert G. Hoffman in municipal court. Arrested early Sunday morning in Me st by Patrolmen Raymond Krier and Russell Fenton, Paisley is alleged by Frank Malarker, jr, no address listed, to have been the driver of an auto involved in a col- ision earlier Sunday on the Massil- rd.

patrolmen resorted Paisley's car was parked in the center of the street. Willard NeiTHambleton, 17, of 5229 14th st SW, Canton, was cited by state patrolmen shortly after midnight Saturday to appear in municipal court Tuesday on a charge of operating an auto bearing a'li- cense issued for another car. The state patrolmen reported Hambleton in addition to having an improper license 'plate on his machine was without a driver's permit and had no taillight on the car. Operators of 2 motor vehicles face charges 'of driving at night without taillights on the vehicles. They are William J.

Norris, 57, of RD 3, Massillon, and Carl Ellsworth Baer, 16, of 1304 Erie st S. Liberty Bell Council A regular meeting of Liberty Bell council No. 38, and Daughters of Liberty will be held Tuesday evening at 7 in the Trades and Labor hall. All 'members are requested to be present. A bingo party to which the public is invited, will follow the meeting.

Delta Theta Tau Sorority Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 at the Y. W. C. A. Members are reminded to bring white elephants.

Bertha Martin Club The Bertha Martin club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Ruth North 214 Ideal ct SE. V. F. W.

Auxiliary The auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a card party Wednesday evening at 8 in the club rooms, to which the public is invited. R. T. B. Club Mrs.

Clara Baker of 727 Bebb ave wity be hostess Wednesday afternoon at her residence to members of the R. T. B. club. Protected Home Circle The Protected Home circle will First Baptist To Hold Open House New Church Site, The E.

E. Fox Residence, Wifl Be Formally Dedicated Friday Evening When 46th Anniversary Will Be Observed First Baptist church will observe open house at the new church site, the former'E. E. Fox residence corner Lincoln' Way and 6th st SE on Friday evening at 7:30 when the premises will be formally dedicated to the service of God. The occasion will also celebrate the 46th anniversary of the church.

On Feb. 9, 1899 a small group of believers organized the Massillon Baptist church. Members of the board of trustees will conduct tours through the buildings and grounds so that members will be able to acquaint themselves with the new property. Plans for the future will be discussed and tha Official name, of the property will 'be determined. The evening will close with a visitation period and refreshments will be the social committee.

A large birthday cake similar to the one enjoyed last year when the 45th anniversary of the church was celebrated will be cut and served. The annual father and son banquet will be held Tuesday evening Feb. 20, the place to be determined later. The committee in charge hopes to secure the Gideon chorus from Canton to sing and also an Interesting speaker. Using explosives, the Army has developed a method of sinking telegraph poles in loose sand without digging a Warmth Insurance and a 5-Year Written Guarantee Goes With Our Fur Coats Select Yours NOW! STYLE CENTER SAVE ON FURNITURE, RUGS AND GAS RANGES At BLOOMFIELD'S 317 Lincoln Way, W.

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Eric Mnxsillon. Ph. 4404 II NE 2nd ATC, Miami, Fla. 2-045Z The Week In Local Churches FIRST METHODIST Crusade for Christ information and fellowship meetings with the Rev. J.

Lloyd McQueen in charge The meetings will be in the parlors' at 7:30 with the following hosts: this and Mrs. L. p. Kemp and Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Robertson; Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. A C.

Allison; Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs C. W. DeWalt; Friday, Mr. and Mrs- Elmore Pocock.

On Tuesday, Feb. 13, Mrs. R. Reynolds and Mrs Arthur Gulp; Thursday, Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest Coy. If the evening assigned to your family is not convenient, then come some other evening. Light refreshments will be served following the discussion period. Visitors are welcome. The Cum Duble class meets in the dining room for a covered dish supper and social evening Tuesday at 6:30.

The chorus choir will rehearse evening at 7:30 in the Keep Up Your American Home W.ith Quality Furnishings From THURIN'S of Canton Furniture Draperies Carpets Lamps Dial Massillon 4767 MASSILLON'S SHOP of the M. O'NEIL CO. Akron's Greatest Store (Massillon's Personal Representative) NEW ADDRESS 47 6TH SE. Phone 7028 Office Hours: 10 A. M.

to 5:30 P. M. Daily (Mrs. Ada Mary Cole) Mrs. Alfred Le Pine Thursday Mid week prayer service and informative meeting will be combined this week.

Junior choir rehearsal after school Thursday. Circle meetings of WSCS Thursday, in the following homes: Circle 1, Mrs. D. F. Ressler, 837 Lake ave NE at 2 p.

m. Mrs. Ralph Hendershot, leader; Circle 2, Mrs. O. Hyde, 321 Korman ave NE, 7:30 Mrs.

A. C. Allison, leader; Circle 3, Mrs. Kent Blocker, 223 5th st NE 2 p. Mrs.

Kent Blocker, leader Circle 4, Mrs. J. L. McQueen, 32' North ave NE at 7:30, Mrs. Ross Dixon, leader; Circle 5, Mrs.

C. DeWalt, 1129 Woodland ave SE, 2 m-, Mrs. Etta Farrington, leader Circle 6, Mrs. H. H.

Voss, 839 16th NE, 2:30 p. m-, Mrs. C. E. Brown leader; Circle 7, church dining room, 7:30 p.

m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Waldo R. Egbert a seminarian a Capital university, Columbus, wa guest preacher Sunday morning. Vestry will meet Wednesday eve ning at 7:30 in the study, in the par sh house.

Girl Scouts will have a arty Wednesday evening at 7 Thursday appointments include meeting of Brownies at 4:30 p. nd choir reitearsal at 7:30 p. m. Annual World's Day of Prayer Friday, Feb. 16, in First Methodist hurch, services 3 p.

m. with Mrs. Floyd Shearer as speaker and 7:30 p. m. with the Rev.

Carl E. Surges pastor of St. John's church as peaker. Box lunch will be enjoyed at supper hour. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Gamma guild Tuesday at 8 p.

m. at the'home of Mrs. Lloyd Snively 8th st NE. Mother's club monthly meeting at he home of Mrs. Kenneth Zollars, 818 8th st NE at 8 o'clock Fxiday evening.

Mrs. E. J. Mansfield will the speaker and will present a book review. The party scheduled for the children on Saturday has been post- Lady's Stomach Was Like A Gas Factory Meals Turned To Gas One lady said recently that he stomach used to be like a "gas That is, when she ate meal it seemed to turn right inb gas.

She was always bloated, hai awful stomach gas pains, dail headaches and constant irregula bowel action. Now, however, thi lady says she is FREE OF STOM ACH GAS and she says the chang is due to taking ERB-HELP. He meals agree with her. No gas bloat after eating. Headaches an constipation are gone.

"Oh! wha relief" states this lady. "Why don' other gas and constipation sufferer get Erb-Help?" ERB-HELP contains 12 Grea Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clea gas from stomach, act on sluggis) liver and kidneys. Miserable peopl soon feel different all over. So don go on suffering. Get ERB-HELP Sold by all drug stores here ir obby classes.

Saturday, 7 p. praise meeting; :30 p. open air Erie and Lin- oln Way. FIRST BAPTIST Tonight, 7:30, board of trustees meet at parish house, 609 Lincoln East. Tuesday, 6:30 p.

Sunday school abinet meeting at parish house. Bring covered.dish. Wednesday, p. fellowship lour at parish houEe, theme: "Godiness. Friday, 7:30 p.

open house at new church site, 609 Lincoln Way 2, with formal dedication of prem- ses to the service of God. Members and friends of the church iri- Ited. WESLEY METHODIST xraed, all lave been other called meetings which to meet at the church will be cancelled In order that the church may assist in the conservation of coal. Congregational meeting has been called by the council for Sunday Feb. 18, to act upon a recommenda- ion of securing an assistant minister.

FIRST CHRISTIAN Boy Scouts this evening at 7. Always Faithful class meets Tuesday evening at "8 at the residence of Mrs. R- E. DeHoff, 1306 Amherst rd NE. Mrs.

Harry Green and Mrs Ralph Fogle will assist. Wednesday at 7 p. board meeting; 7:30 p. m. orchestra rehearsal Women's council Thursday at 2:30 p.

at the church. Mrs. Paul Henley director of art at the museum will speak on "Biblical Art" with illustrations. Girl Scouts after school Saturday, 9 a. m.

members of Always Faithful and Loyal Women', classes will hold a baked goods sal at the Arcade Market. Please bring donations early. FAITH LUTHERAN Vestry this evening at 7:30 in th church office. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7:30. Saturday, catechetical classes, and 10 a.

m. Annual father-son banquet held Monday evening Feb. 12. Out standing speaker. Lent begins Wednesday, Feb.

14 midweek service will be held everj Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. Loyalty league service will begin with celebration of holy communion Sunday, Feb. 18. TRINITY LUTHERAN Church council meets at the par sonage this Brotherhood meets with Davi Daniels of Sixteen Tuesday eve ning. THE SALVATION AR3IY Tonight, 7 p.

m. Private Soldiers meeting; 8 p. Sunday schoo preparation class. Tuesday, 1 p. Ladies' horn league; 4:30 p.

corps cadets 6 p. band practice. Thursday, 7. p. open air; 7:3 p.

praise meeting. Friday, 4 p. Band of Tuesday, 7:30 p. official board meeting in the chapel of the church. Wednesday; 6:30 p.

youth choir ehearsal. Thursday, 4:15 Junior choir 7:30 p. adult choir rehearsal; 7:30 p. Pandora class will meet with Mrs. William Epps 936 3rd st NE, just off Korman ave Saturday, 9 a.

Boy Scouts at he church. ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED Brownies this afternoon at 4:30 p. consistory meeting 7:30 p. m.

Tuesday, 7:30 p. adult confirmation class. Wednesday, 4:30 p. Girl Scouts and- Junior Hi choir; Red Cross all day. Thursday 7:30 p.

senior choir. 4:30 p. m. Junior choir; Sunday school meeting 7:30 p. m.

Saturday, 9:30 a. m. confirmation class. meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 In the Trades and Labor hall. Following the meeting games of birigo will be played to which the public is Invited.

St. Joseph's Young People's Club St. Joseph's Yxiung People's club will hold a regular meeting' Tuesday evening at 8 in the church hall when women of the parish who have been notified will be present. Plans will be made for the annual St. Patrick's Day party.

All members are requested to be present. U. R. Welcome Class The regular monthly meeting of U. R.

Welcome class of Pigeon Run U. B. church which was to have been held Tuesday evening, Febr6, at the residence of Mrs. C. Wayne Balyeat, has been postponed until a later date.

Card Party The orphan and home fund committee of the of America will sponsor a regular card party Tuesday afternoon at 1:45 in the republican headquarters of Hotel Conrad. Service Guild The Service guild of St. Timothy's Episcopal church will hold a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the parish hall important business will 'be discussed and sewing will be a feature. Tea hostesses will be Mrs. A.

T. Ellis and Mrs. J. M. Higginbotham.

Fraternal Order of Eagles The Fraternal' Order of Eagles will hold a bingo party Tuesday evening at 8 in the club rooms for members, families and City Hospital Alumnal Group The Massillon city hospital alumna! association will meet Tuesday evening at 8 in the nurses' home. Miss Irene Bzuro will be the chairman. Corner Class Comer class of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church will have a dinner meeting evening. Reservations can be made at 7503 not later than Thursday noon.

Each member is asked ta bring a Valentine for an exchange. Siar of East Club The Star of the East club will meet Saturday evening, Feb. 10 with Miss C. M. Ella Buch, 5th st SE.

For reservations dial 4275. i Priscilla, Circle Mrs. J. Rodger Sillars of Wellman. ave SE wiU be hostess to the Priscilla circle Friday afternoon.

Jackson Twp. Farm Women's Club The Jackson Township Farm Women's club will'' be entertained by. Mrs. Mae Rohr, Kendall Heights, Wednesday afternoon at 2. There will be a exchange and members' are asked ta bring small gifts.

Cla. The U-Need-Us class of East Greenville will -meet with Mrs. Reception for the Rev. and Mrs. W.

O. Keeler The Grace Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a reception Thursday evening at 7:30 in the church for the Rev. and Mrs. W. Osborne Keeler who recently took over the pastorate.

A program with a speaker and special music will be presented in the auditorium followed by an entertainment and refreshments in Fellowship hall. All members of the congregation are invited. Industrial Nursing Section The Industrial Nursing section of District No. 1 of the Ohio State Nurses association will hold the regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the New Venice Gardens on Lincoln Way E. Dinner will be served at 6 p.

m. and a short business meeting will follow the dinner. After this the group will go to Mas- sUlon city hospital where the In- diistrlal section will have charge of the program for the regular monthly meeting of District No. 1 of the Ohio State Nurses association. Captain Velma E.

Popoczy, of the army nurse corp, will be the guest speaker of the month. She will discuss the "Nurse Shortage and the Drafting of Nurses." Arrangement for the program and reservations are In charge of Mrs. Octa Belch of the Massillon Steel Casting Massillon. Reservatio: for dinner must be In by Feb. 10.

ifiS Verda Pollock all day Thursday to sew for the Red Cross. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Members are asked to bring needles, thimbles, and scissors. Bingo Party Cancelled A bingo party scheduled for this evening in the CIO rooms by the Victory Mothers club has been cancelled. Ladies of A.

The Ladies of the G. A. R. will hold a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the G. A.

R. hall. Club Continues Sale Of Bonds Tfle Massillon chapter of the Navy Mothers club as usual is carrying on the sale of war bonds and stamps in the lobby of the Weslin theater of which Alden Brinham is manager, and is looking forward to greater sales since the temporary discontinuance in the operation of the booth in City Hall park. The booth in the park will again be open in advance of the seventh war loan campaign. The chapter was organized in September, 1943 and took over the Weslin booth that month and members have continued to operate it since that time.

The organization received its charter in February 1944, and is open to mothers of men and women vin the navy, marine corps, coast guard, WAVES and SPARS. Mrs. Mary Weekley is commander of the club and has charge or the sales at: the booth. The booth is open for. the sale of bonds and stamps each afternoon from 1:30.

to 4 and each evening from 6:30 to 9 when the box office is open the, sale of tifckets It is serviced by a group of club members who, have volunteered their services for definite hours and of each as their share in the war effort. Members also assisted in the recently conducted March of Dimes for. the infantile paralysis fund having solicited contributions at the theater. Duplicates of the decal 65 in all go to Washington to be placed in field ambulances purchased the women's division of the sixth war loan campaign recently closed, have been received from Mrs Laura Luckey, director of the women's division of the war finance committee, for Ohio, by Nellie Oberlin, chairman of the drive, and read as follows: "Women of Massillon, Stark County, Ohio." FOOD MARKET BURNS YOUNGSTOWN. Fire resulting from an overheated furnace destroyed Aaron's Food Market Sunday.

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W. G. Walter, Mrs. Emil Shaver and Mrs. Robert Peach.

Service society will be entertained Wednesday at 2 by Mrs. Barton Smith, 411 Korman ave NE; choir rehearsals, junior choir 6:15 p. youth choir, 6:45 p. m. and adult Choir, 7:45 p.

m. Reception for the Rev. and Mrs. W. Osborne Keeler Thursday evening at 7:30 at the church.

CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Teacher's training course class tonight at 7. Tuesday 7:30 p. the Golden Rule class will meet with Miss Kathleen- Urban, 737 Orchard dr. NE. Wednesday 7:30 p.

Women's Missionary society will meet at the church for thank-offering service. Mrs. T. L. Tripp, leader.

Thursday 6:30 p. choir practice. Thursday 7:30 p. midweek prayer and study hour. Friday 7 p.

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