The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 10

THt PARIS NEWS. THURSPAY, JUNI 11, 1959 i Salt SALE TORNADO Season Is Here New Type Waterproof Storm Cellar Mode In Porit F. H. A. Months AUTOMATIC GAS CO.

P. O. BOX 712. PARIS, TEXAS Gentlemen: Please send full information on your Safety Storm Cellar. Name Address City Phone.

EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME FURNITURE. RADIOS. REFRIGERATORS. STOVES and WASHING MACHINES Cisb for Your Used TEXAS FURNITURE CO. 134-1 st S.W Dill SU4-6370 PLENTY OF GOOD USED electric refrigerators and ranses.

Come in and makr up as offer. LAMAR COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OP. 1465 North Main. OVER 39 PATTERNS ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM 9" 12" widths TEXAS FURNITURE CO. Koy Frank Weaver 134-lst S.W.

FOP weed cutters. Denney's Shoo. CALL WY1JE WARREN. Reno. SU4-2135 for best "rice on 'chain link fence.

See The SIMPLEX MOTOR BIKE. O'Dea's Lawnmower Service. 302 East Kaufman. SU4-8092, SU5-2587. GERMAN-MAKE TYPEWRITER Writes both German and English.

Double carriage levers. Perfect working order. Has German characters plus "fiduchee" Key. Must be seen to be appreciated. Ideal for German students.

Upright model. First $22.50 gets it. Try it out at Paris Office Machine and Equipment, ll-2nd N.E., Paris. USED FURNITURE Give the opportunity to pay more for your used furniture. Give us the opportunity of saving you more when you buy.

Trade your old furniture for new. Our long trades make tt REEP AND WINEGEART 3J5 Clarksville DiaJ SU4-6555 WORLD'S FINEST WATER PUMP Will not freeze burst Self primUr Easy Terms. AUTOMATIC GAS CO. 220 LAMAR DiU SU5-168S EVERYTHING YOU need to install evaporative cooler. Texas Furniture Company.

GENERAL ELECTRIC iron $12.95 value, sale price $6.25. Furniture Company. Used Appliances Refrigerators Several to choost from Good Servel Gas (Natural txA Butane). Good Frigidaire. GE and Kelvl- nalor Electric.

Several Clean Ranges 3 Good Used Automatic Washers 3 Good Used Maytag Wringer Type Good Selection of Used TV's I Good us-ecJ Power Mower, reconditioned 1 Frigidaire Electric Dryer, practcially new AUTOMATIC GAS COMPANY 220 Lamar SU 24" BARBECUER, regular price $12.95. close out $6.95. Texas Furniture Company. 12 FOOT ALUMINUM boat. $20 down, $15 per month 12 months to pay.

Everybody's Furniture. 230-lst S.W. 4000 CUBIC FOOT Dearborn evaporative cooler. ti5 down. $15 per month.

Everybody's Furniture, 230-1 st S.W. SU4-4925. BURROUGHS Electric Posting Machine, $125. Phone 784, Hugo, Oklahoma. DOUBLE -FRAME Constructed farage with two side sheds to be moved from property.

Also small storehouse. Contact Jack Coleman. Dial SU4-3690 day, or night. NEW TV the for the den. Special, only $24.95, J5 $5 per month.

Only ,1. Everybody's Furniture, 230-lst S.W. protection is Obviously Better! FROM $49 95 UP 201 Bonham DELTA turning laths. 36" base and attachments. SU4-3795 after 5 p.m.

4,000 BTU Air Cooler. SU4-S7S9. TWO STACKS. Wernicke Sectional Bookcases. Solid walnut.

SU4- T642. IT FT. PLYWOOD fishing boat, like new, $65. 664-17th N.fi. LOOK! 3 H.P.

EVINRUDE Twin cylinder alternated iirinf. The outboard motor that was built for the fisherman. S20 Down SU per Month Everybody's Furniture Rama Kemp, Mfr. i30.1st S.W. SU4-4923 THtNGS TO EAT TOMATOES, RED-RIPE! Prices are less.

A. L. Nash. 262-lst S.W. CHUCK WAGON.

Open 24 hours. Cooled with refrigerated air. Food's fine. FURNISHED PARIS low all SU4-9051. BEDROOMS 15 week, done In.

ApartmenU, linen: and dishti available 3M Graham. BEDROOM for gentleman. Private entrance, bath, garage. Attic ventilation. SU4-7103.

WTTB BOARD NURSING CARE given elderly ladies In my home. SU4-3122 after noon. Furnished CLEAN. MODERN apartmenU, 17 weekly and up. The Dorsey.

338 Graham. SMALL FURNISHED apartment. Mrs. Sayers Boyd, FURNISHED GARAGE apartment, close in. SU4-6310.

NICELY FURNISHED three room duplex apartment. Garage. SU4- 6378. FOUR ROOM furnished garage apartment. Adults.

541-lst N.W. FOUR ROOM furnished garafe apartment, bills paid. 309-Sth S.W. THREE ROOM furnished garage apartment, air conditioned. Bills paid.

341 East Price. FURNISHED garage apartment, cxtrn nice. Window fan. 820-20th S.E. Carl Dcweese, SU4-6239.

SUB LEASE for summer, to cnu- ple. Available June 15th. TV optional. SU4-6214. THREE ROOMS, private bath.

close in. Bills paid. SU4-7388. TWO room furnished apartment. Bills paid.

405-lOth N.E. THREE ROOM furnished apartment. 2909 Bonham. Bills paid. SU4-6494.

THREE ROOMS. Electric refrigerator. 16.00 week. 1910 Pine Bluff. FIVE ROOM unfurnished apartment, on cable.

Carport. 2005 Lamar. GARAGE APARTMENT three rooms, bath, nice. 32S-4th SW. W.

W. Soothe. THREE LARGE rooms, private bath, screened porch. Garage. SU4-4007.

UNFURNISHED DUPLEX 4 rooms, bath, very nice. Adults. S.E. REDECORATED Large 3 rooms. 507-6th S.E., Mary Htrms, SU4-3870.

HOUSES. niRNISHED FOUR ROOM house, 230 West Cherry. Couple only. FURNISHED HOUSE Three rooms, bath. Close in.

Working couple. SU4-4649. NICE LARGE 2 roomy. miles Old South Highway. Mtry Hirmj, SU4-3670 or SU4-79M, UNFURNISHED SMALL two bedroom home, 2330 Hubbard, SU4-2110 or SU4- 4634.

VERY NICE two bedroom houst in East Paris, excellent condition. Sayert Boyd. H-HOUSES. UNFURNISHED ATT AC I five room unfurnished house. 353-16th SE.

SU4- 8450 or SU4 6740. UNFURNISHED" HOUSE. Four rooms. Adults. $35 month.

SU4- 8563. 4 ROOMS and bath. 3003 Bonham. Fenced backyard. 140 per month.

SU5-1681. PROPERTIES FOR store and fixtures. 671-9th N.W. SU4-6279. -Reo! Estate ESTATE (or Sale 55' 100' and building, tvyo blocks from square.

Now occupied by business. Ideal for business, office space or two buildings. Box 312, Bonham, Texas. FOR SALE or lease. Lake shore propertv on Lake Gary.

Ft. Towson, Oklahoma. Call J. W. Taylor, 1627.

Durant. Oklahoma, or write 723 North 10th, Durant. FOR SALE 1514 ACRES grassland, fenced, on hlghwav A Adcock. SU4- 4630. 282 ACRES, big lake, barn.

Plenty grass, S75 acre. B. A Adcock SU4-4630. 70 ACRES good grassland, large lake, good barn. S110 per acre.

B. A. Adcock. SU4-4630. FOi: SALE OR RENT TO a permanent couple, small home, redecorated, nice location, 425-14th N.E.

FOR SAI.E 18 ACRES on highway. Lovely modern home. S16.000. B. A.

Adcock. SU4-4630. fc OR SALE OR TRADE SMALL FURNISHED house. 138- 33rd N.W. SU4-3981.

WILL TRADE New 3 bedroom home, sliding glass door in kitchen, with plenty of shade trees and many other features. PETE PARHAM REALTOR SU4-6631 SU4-8725 FOR SALE SMALL HOUSE with 2 on corner J2100 B. A Adcock. SU4- 4630 FURNISHED apartment house, Southeast Paris. Well located, $4000.

B. A. Adcock. SU4-4630. FOR SALE NEW three bedroom home with carport, knotty pine kitchen.

Oak and Vinyl tile floors. Sheetrock interior, wall furnace and washer connection. 30th N.W- SU4-43S2 SU4-2109 TEN ROOM house, 3 baths, $4000. B. A.

ADCOCK, SU4-4630. RESIDENCE part used as store. Corner lot. $2700. B.

A. Adcock, SU4-4630. FOR SALE LARGE 7 room, bath and half, brick trimmed home at Powderly on highway. Double carport, central heat. 85 acres seeded to grasses and clover.

Water plentiful. Fenced and cross-fenced. Call SU4-7971 or write J. R. HANING Powderly, Texas NEW TWO bedroom home in East Paris.

R. V. Thrasher. 1835 Clarksville. or Dial SU4-3251.

FOR SALE APARTMENT complete private apartments. 1404 Lamar Avenue. Can be used home. Large lot. ThU place is really priced to sell the owner has gone 71 ACRES land, fenced, about 8 miles from town on all weather road.

per acre. "We have every type of real estate listing you might BILL ROBERT IRION REALTORS J02 First National Bank Building SU4-4821 SU5-1534 SU4-8733 A MODERN" HOME for a Modest Price. Five large rooms, attractive interior, ample closets, hardwood floors, wall furnace. You must see this to appreciate. 1041- 19th S.E.

SU4-6771. ONLY ONE LEFT NEV 3-bedroom F.H.A. home. Plenty of shade trees, in cool location. Set or call PETE PARHAM REAL ESTATE SU4-S631 FIVE ROOM house, just outside city limits $3500.

B. A. Adcock. SU4-4630. APPROXIMATELY 4 acres.

4 room house, store building, outbuildings. B. A. Adcock. SU4-46jQ.

MODERN HOME THREE BEDROOMS, large living room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen with washer connection, large bath with new fixtures. Double garage, store room. Attic fan. Beautiful floors. ANDERSON, THOMPSON FEW REALTORS 120 North Main SU4-2277 Reol Estoft M-HOUSES JALB HOME $10.00 Down Built on your property anywhere for anybody by the Jim 1 1 1 Corporation world's largest builder of shell homes.

Highway west city Texau Phone 32-0141 JIM WALTER CORP. P. O. Box 531 Texas Gentlemen: Please send without obligation your free illustrated folder on your low cost homes. Nimc Addrett City State For Your REAL ESTATE NEEDS Call MRS.

GROVER TAYLOR REALTOR 1028 Lamar SU4-6369 FOR SALE 4 rooms and bath, garden, large lot. 13500. 9 2 bedrooms, sheetrock walls, tile floors, washer connections. $4000. $800 cash, assume loan.

Modern 2 bedroom home, central heating, hardwood floors, garage, fenced back yard, $7250. Like New: 2 bedrooms, separate dining room, carpeted throughout, attic fan, floor furnace, garage. Many other features. $8700. $280 down to qualified buyer.

5 large rooms and bath, lots of closets, attached garage. $7850. FHA will loan to qualified buyer. Practically new: 4 rooms, bath, screened back porch. Total price, $5500.

SSOO down payment, balance $45 month. 3 bedrooms recently redone inside and out. Corner lot neat Sanitarium. $8500. Make offer.

3 bedrooms and den, TVs bathi, large lot. $8000. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage. Nssr College. Many others to choose from.

Let us show you. BILL WHITE REALTOR 204 Liberty Bank SU 4-7390 SU 4-2623 GOOD REVENUE property close In, five room and 4 room house on same lot 14000. B. A. Adcock, SU4-4630.

FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS in East and West Paris. Will build to tuit owner. Will help arrange financing. Clyde Parham. SU4-M31.

WANTED FARMS AND RANCHES needed. Crider Real Estate. 3504 Arbor, Tort Worth 19, Texas Jefferion DEATHS AND FUNERALS MARKETS Fort Worth Livestock "FORT WORTH mlied 16.00-16.50. Sheep 800: ateidr: medium to lood spring 21.00-23.00; mtdium feeder 12.00. 400; cilvts 10; Menoy: I'-t IK.50-20.30; medium to food 23.0028.50: othen Fort Worth Grain TORT WORTH No.

1 hard. M.17-23. Com No. 2 white, Oats, No. 2 white, 84-86.

No. 2 yellow milo, HOSPITALS LAMAR MEDICAL CENTER Admitted: Mrs. Gene Cummings, 1135-lOth SE; Sally Neal, Rt. Onita Wright, Rt. Mollie Allen, 636-5th SE.

Dismissed: Mrs. W. E. Campbell, 203 E. Price.

Leslie Is Named H-G Police Chief Paris 7 Strvice HONEY GROVE Charles Leslie was appointed chief of poli by the Honey Grove City Council late Wednesday in a session postponed from Monday. He succeeds E. R. Hopkins, who resigned after four and a half years in off ice. Hopkins was appointed when Hoyt Ivey here took office as sheriff.

Leslie who came here from the Fannin County sheriff's office in Bonham, has been assistant chief here the past several months. CECIL BURCH Cecil Burch T. Cecil Burch, 100-24th SE, was dead on arrival at St. Joseph's Hospital, Thursday about 6:30 p.m., aftar a sudden attack of illness, as he was on the -vay to his store, at 245 E. Washington St.

He had been, in ill health the past two months. Long associated with Paris Interstate Theatres here, he had opened the Burch Food Market in 1955. The funeral, Saturday at 2 p.m., will be conducted at Fry-Gibbs chapel, by the Rev. John Shuler of First Methodist Church, where Mr. Burch was a member.

Interment to be made in Meadowbrook Gardens. Born at Caviness, May 28, 1910, Theodore Cecil Burch was a son of the late John L. and Sallie (Shields) "Burch. He married Miss Harriett Elaine Adams at Hugo, February 26, 1936. He started work for Interstate here as an usher, and later was made assistant manager of the company's theatres here, and then manager of the Airport Drive-In in 1950.

He was in the Army from May 9, 1944 to February 11, 1946. Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. Randolph Lusby. Paris; two grandchildren: -a sister and four brothers, Mrs.

Marie Butler, Larry Burch, Steve Burch and Martin Burch, all of Paris, and Luther Burch, Los Angeles, Calif. Payne Service Funeral service for Ralph J. Payne. Powderly, was set Friday at 3 p.m. at Powderly Methodist Church, where he was a member, the Rev.

0. H. Garner officiating. Gene Roden Sons here had charge of burial in Red Hill Cemetery, pallbearers being Ed Griffin, Pink Smyers, Murlin Smyers, Lurn Hazelwood, W. L.

Hazehvood and Claud Jones. Pipeline pumper for the Gulf Oil Company 30 years, and justice of the peace at Powderly, Mr. Payne was a member of the Masonic lodge there. He was born at Concord, December 23, 1876, son of the late W.S. and Terissa (Taggart) Payne.

He died Wednesday in a Paris hospit a 1, his wife and four children and a number of other descendants surviving. Campbell Burial Burial of Mrs. M. E. Campbell of Arthur City, who died Wednesday, was arranged Friday i Forest Chapel cemetery, af service at 3 p.m.

in the Methodist Church there, Fry-Gibbs Funeral Home having charge. Pallbearers were Henry Roy Hobbs, Gene Sparks. Campbell Hinds, Leo Parsons, Gene Campbell and O'Dea Downs. John T. Hutson Paris News Service DEPORT The funeral of John Tim Hutson, formerly a longtime Deport area farmer, who died Thursday, will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

at Grant Funeral Home by the Rev. C. G. Rent'ro. Buri a 1 will be made in Highland Ce me- tery here, nephews to be a 11- bearers.

Mr. Hutson who made his home in Paris with a daughter, s. Jessie Pope, had been at the home of a son. Roy Lee Hutson in Bo- gata the past two weeks, his death occurring there. Born in Kentucky, August 4, 1892, Mr.

Hutson was a son of the late W. M. and Nola (Out! and) Hutson, and came io Texas i 1906, having lived in this ar a ever since. He married Miss Sallie Wi d- ham in 1918, her death occurrring in 1951. Surviving are these children: Tellus Hutson, in military service stationed at Tacoma, Elbert Ray Hutson, Ft.

Sill, Roy Lee Hutson, Bogata, and Mrs. Pope, Paris; six grandchild a brother, Charles Hutson. i n- field, and these sisters: Mrs. Terry Johnson. Deport; Mrs.

Henry Westbrook, Amarillo; Mrs. Fannie Biggers, Salisbury, N.C. and Mrs. Chief Mantooth and Mrs. Bernard Jackson, Paris.

John Antoine Paris News Service DEPORT John Antoine, retired farmer-stockman of Deport, died Thursday in a Dallas convalescents home. He went to Dallas several years ago to make i home with his "daughter, 1 after his health failed. His wife, Lela. died some time ago, survivors.being his daughter, now Mrs. Virginia Brashear, and a granddaughter, Mrs.

Belinda Gill, at Lone Star; two great-gr a d- children; a brother, Joe Antoine, Deport, and Mrs. Julia Anderson, Terrell. The funeral will be held at Grant Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m.. arid interment made in Evergreen Cemetery in Paris. Jack V.

Titus Oklahoma News Bueau BOSWELL, Okla. Jack V. Titus, 45, plumber here who died late Wednesday in a Hugo hospital, had been ill since suffering a heart attack a month earlier. Sanford Funeral Home of Durant, had charge of burial arrangements. Besides his wife, 'Mollie, and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Tiuts here, Mr. Titus leaves these children: Mrs. Laura James. Bos- weD; Jackie E.

Titus, now in Germany, and Alvis Titus, Guam; three grandchildren, and these brothers and sisters: Roy Titus, L. C. Titus and Mrs. Ruth Graves, all of Oklahoma City, and 'Mrs. R.

D. Mashburn and Mrs. Flora Myers. Porterfield Rites Paris News Service CLARKSVILLE Burial rites for Alsie Marvin Porterfield, 70, a retired farmer, were conducted Thursday in Fairview Cemetery after service at McKenzie Memorial Methodist Church. The Rev.

C. Wade Freeman, Baptist pastor, officated, Jolley's Funeral Home making interment. Mr. Porterfield, who died Tuesday at home, was born Feburary 12, 1889 in Arkadelphia, Ark. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Porterfield. Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Hazel Melts, whom married here August 18, W22; these children: John Porterfield, Clarksville; Troy Porterfield, Plainview; Roy Porterfield, Portland, 0 and Mrs. Thomas Wacasey, Lubbock; 10 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Whiteman, Den and a brother, Sid Port r- field, Chillicothe, Tex.

Mrs. Josie Williams Mrs. Josie Williams, Negro resident of 959 Lake Road, northeast of Fitzhugh Avenue, died at home Friday at 3:30 a.m., after being ill some time. Surviving are these children: Charles Lewis, Bakersfield, Roosevelt Lewis and George W. Hester, Los Angeles, Calif.

Moody Wortham a 1 is in charge of burial arrangements. Miss Wool Contest Set At of Here Monday I A INSURANCE AGENCY Insuroncc Counsel and Protection Since 1925 USE lit Dial For Appointment Dial Harry W. McLeckle, D.D.S., Practice Limited to Orthodontics (Straightening teeth for children) S9S First National Bank Bldf PARIS. TEXAS Greenville office 710 Gnvl. Null.

Bank Bldf. MONUMENTS And Markers Guaranteed Top Quality SAVINGS ON ANY STONt txclutfvc For Rock Of Ages MarWt DEWEESE MONUMENT CO. Operation Miss Wool will get underway Monday afternoon a the Chamber of Commerce when some attractive Parisian will be given the chance to win $7,000 in prizes. One of 11 girls to enter the Texas Miss Wool contest will be from the City of Paris. Jim Oxford, Chamber of Commerce manager, received a letter from Ru 5 11 Willis, manager of the Pag a nt, stating that if Paris selected a contestant, "we assure you that she will be invited to come to the Texas Pageant." Judging will take place at 2 p.m.

Monday at the Chamber of Commerce. Each entry is asked to wear shorts if possible. Judg i ng will be done by the Good Will Committee of the Chamber. All entries must be between the of 18 and 25 and have com- BRIEFS Newt Burchinal't Barbersh 1 and Mabel's Beauty Shop on Highway 82 will be closed June 15-20 while the owners are on vacation. Board o( directors of the Optimist Club met Thursday nighl in the new conference quarters of the REA building.

The Women's Society of Garrett Memorial Methodist Church will have a rummage sale on the market jquare Saturday from 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. Mike Haynes, son o( Mr. Mrs. R.

J. Haynes, 2403 Simp son, and Larry Abshire, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Abshire, 1713 S.

Church, leave Saturday for Fort Knox, Kentucky, for six months basic training in the Na i a 1 Guard. Michael David Scaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Francis Scaff of Deport has enlisted for four years in the United States Air Force. Valedictorian of the 1959 graduating class of Deport High School, Scaff is now in an Electronics School at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.

Paris Police Department reported an accident Wednesday at the corner of 17th SE and Clarksville. A 1956 International truck driven by Burnard J. Ruthart, Arlington, collided with a 1959 pickup jeep driven by T. E. Kincaid, Deport.

Damage to the truck was estimated at $150 and to the jeep at $200. Mrs. Cecile Adams, Mrs. Charles O'Brien. Mrs.

R. Sowell. Mrs. W. K.

Haynes, Mrs. N'ell Mart i Miss Mary Louise McCoin, and Mrs. Judy Gatlin. all of Paris, will leave Saturday morning to attend the State Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Tyler. Double will get the Paris Church League Softball season off to a quick start tonight at Culbertson and West Paris Parks.

First Baptist plays Garrett Memorial Methodis't and First Methodist tackles East Paris Bap tist at Culbertson. Immanuel Baptist tries Central Presbyterian and Ramseur Baptist plays i st Christian al West Paris. Game time for openers is 7 o'clock. pleted at least one year in a fully accredited college or univers i y. never been married, be a size 12, not less than 5 feet 4 or more than 5 feet 8 in her stocking feet and possess a talent that can be presented on the stage of the pageant.

Miss Wool of Texas contest will be held July 17 in San An I o. From the 11 beauties represented there, one will be chosen to represent Texas in the National Miss Wool Pageant, which is limi to 20 entries. From the time the Paris n- testant arrives in San Angelo until the time she leaves, her lodging, meals and entertainment will be paid for by the Miss Wool committee of San Angelo. She will also be furnished garments that she will model in the Pageant. The Paris contestant will arrive in San Angelo three or four days prior to the pageant and will be San Angelo's guest for dances, boat rides and a general good time before the final night of the program.

If chosen Miss Wool of Texas, the Paris contestant will receive wardrobe consisting of 22 garments, a coronation gown and the use of a new Chevrolet from September until February of-I960. WHEAT (Continued From Page One) kept buyers busy finding places to store their purchases. Wheat growers from Rox n. Ambia High, Rowland, Di Chicota, Windom, Honey- Grove, and other places in Lamar, Fannm and Red River counties are bringing in big truck loads daily. Otis Ferguson of Ambia, growing wheat for the first time, got approximately a 30-bushel per acre yield on a 15-acre plot.

Ferguson said he plans to put more acreage in wheat next year. Hershel Love, a farmer in the Petty community, produced approximately 40 bushels per acre of registered Knox wheat. Glen CuLshall of Biardstown said his wheat is not as good as some other fields, but added that i yield will be 25 bushels per acre or better. He is growing the hard variety of wheat for his seco year, but is more pleased with his barley production of 35 to 50 bushels per acre. -Vetch is beginning to mature and is expected to be about average throughout the county.

It was at first believed that the crop would be excellent but excessive rain cut down the estimate. OaLs and barley are beginning to come in for sale and the crops are expected be good. Showers and wind hurt the product i somewhat, but the damage is not thought to be extensive. Guthrie Guthrie "Selling Peace of Mind" INSURANCE and BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS DIAL SU4S41I Driving a car without insurance is like playing Human Roulette, AUTO INSURANCE YourBrq Aqrnt LONG SINCE YOU Have Been To Church? Jmntattmt to THIS SUNDAY In AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT HEAR THflSE SERMONS 11:00 A.M. "A NIGHT TO REMEMBER" SERMON FROM RECENT MOVIE, SINKING OF THE TITANIC" 7:00 P.M.

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