Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 5

1 ,1 THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1939 Page Five AS Evening services, 7:45 p. m. Board of administration meets the first Friday in each" month; Ladies' Aid Recovering Rapidly IN BEL VIDERE CHURCHES MARENGO Marengo, May 20 The marriage of Miss Martha Wagner of Lake Zurich and El society every three weeks on: ThursHav? fJiaritv Sisters, the' THE All TONIGHT GRADE SCHOOL CLASS DAY TO BE OH JUNE 2 CAfi'P ROTARY ATTRACTIONS TO BE MANY second Monday; choir rehearses each Tuesday evening at 8. The pastor will preach on the Whoever you may be.

wherever your home may be, you are invited to attend any of the services listed in the church appearing below. i mer Schunng or Marengo wm take place June 1. Phi Kappa society members will meet Monday at 5:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Paul Jevne for a bicycle trip and picnic. Rev.

E. A. Nauss and Fred Lange, Sr, were in Elgin Friday to visit Mrs. Lange at the Sher ice. The sermon theme is: "For Goodness Sake." Mrs.

Ralph Ab CHICAGO FREQUENCIES WIN AM WCBU 10M VMAQ 7e WMBI 10M WON- HJJl 11W BUM 770 WWAB-IJM WLK-tll SBC 121 WEN It B79 WOES ISM HAA1'-I WHEC WCFJU-V7 WHIP 1M subject "An Undying Hatred," at the a. m. worship service. Services at 7:45 p. m.

and the subject is "Living in the End of Time." bott 'and- Mrs. Charles Spooner FROM THE CHURCH STEEPLE I think it would be a fine thing if church folks generally would try to see how regular they could be at church. We. might even carry a card and punch the dates as we attended each Sunday, or will sing a duet entitled "Blessed Savior, Thee Love," by Nevin. man hospital where she submitted On Wednesday evening at 7:30 MARENGO EIGHTH GRADERS PREPARE FOR CLOSING EXERCISES, PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, AWARDS, AND GIFTS TO BE FEATURES 37 WILL BE the midweek service topic will be, SCENIC OUTING SITE WILL BE MAGNET FOB HUNDREDS OF YOUNGSTERS BUILDINGS AND FACILI- TIES BEING IMPROVED EXPECT AT LEAST 50 BOYS FROM BELVIDERE TO AT' "Christianity as Everyday Liv Immanuel Lutheran Located at 424 West Boone St.

Rev. F. E. Gohlke, pastor. English services every Sunday 10:30 mark, it up in some way just for our own personal satisfaction.

I don't mean that we should do it ing." This is a fourth discussion Saturday Feature 8:00 Mparts Kvlw, WBBM, 8:15 pt. Hrrne. WON. Uofc EUon' Hporti Rrrlew, WON'. Amrln st Work, WBBM.

OO Tommy Klg. VM(. Johnny l'rrxnt. WBBlL to earn a gold star or a special to a major operation mis ween H. Bremer has been selected as the elder commissioner from the Freeport Presbytery to the general assembly of the Presby terian church which convenes in Cleveland on May 25.

-Miss Goldie Owen and Miss Marie Duyne have accepted positions as waitresses in the ID-Way cafe. upon the Christian church. First Churcn or Christ Scientist orize. as is sometimes done. This Marengo, May 20 Class day program for the eighth grade will be held in the school gym Friday, a.

German ciock nrst and third Sundays. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Ladies' Aid society every first Thursday at and the Men's club at 8 p. m.

Y. P. S. At 316 North State. Sunday ser puts the matter on a commercial basis and is not at all a healthy vice at 10:45 a.

m. Sunday school June 2, at. 2 o'clock. Diplomas religious xe I e. Generally will be presented members of the second and the sanctu 9:45.

meeting each Wednesday at 8 p. m. Reading room at 130 North State, open graduating class as part of the ary staff third Thursday at 8 p. program. daily from 2 to 5 except Dick's brief vacation cruising on days "and holidays.

"The Ascension of Jesus," will their boat, "The Eroica." Dick be the subject of Sunday's serv speaking it is not a good thing to give children rewards for going to church. Religious Interest should be expressed normally and naturally and if there are rewards, let the rewards be spiritual; that js, inner satisfaction or a sense of having done one's best, or of having done a duty or discharged a responsibility; Subject: "Soul and Body." Gold plans to head south to Mexican ices. Holy Communion will be ob Hport RTlew, HL8. OIn Oray'i WON. :80 Red 'oI-y, WMAQ.

Barn IHumc WL8. 7:00 Phil Baiter, WBBM. 7:15 TraxarfienV WON, 7:3 Newt Urport, WON. Hall fan, WMAQ. 7:80 Saturday Night Serenade, WBBM.

Bill Carlaen'a OrcJw WON. 8:00 Hit Parade, WBBM. 8:18 rUher's WMAQ. 8:30 Moony Jamen' Orch WMAQ. itpanler's Oreli, WMAQ.

80 Ulk Jurgen' WON. Voprm'n WMAQ. 1O-0O Hal Kemp' WON. 10:00 Freddie Martin's WBBM. 10:80 Cilea Oray'i WON.

11:00 EnU' WON, 11:00 Kay Herberk'a WMAQ. 11:30 Lew Fldler'a WGN. 11:80 Ioffy WMAQ. Phil HarrU' WGN. 18:20 Herb Buteao'a WON.

en text: Isaiah 58:10 "If thou served Pentecost Sunday, May draw out thy soul to the hungry, 28th. The choirs will render ap Camp Rotary, the scenic outing site dn the banks ofirthe Kish-waukee river near New Milford is being renovated and enlarged to place it in the best possible condition for the invasion of hundreds of youngsters during the coming summer. The first 50 Belvidere lads who register with John Harkless at the will be eligible to attend one of the three periods. The first will open June 12 and the second on June, 19. Another period late in the vacation period will also be arranged, it is Much interest is being displayed in the ranks of youngsters and it "is expected the quota of 50 will be filled, in the near future.

Those who would like to enjoy a week propriate numbers in both serv and satisfy the afflicted soul; then Class day exercises will also include reading of the class will, class history, and class prophecy; the awarding of reading circle diplomas; the P. T. A. gifts to boys and girls on the safety patrol; the American Legion awards; and the presentation of the class gift to the school. Membersof the graduating class are Donald Anthony, Marvin Au-bry, Martha Ann Boxleitner, Betsy Buell, William Clark, Ruth waters there to tussle with the game marlin that frequent the Baja California coast.

Haila Stoddard, heard as "Sue Evans" on CBS' Big Sister serial, is being considered for a role in ices. shall thy light rise in obscurity, and thy darkness be as the noon Trinity Episcopal First Evangelical North Main and East Madison East Hurlbut and North Main. day." Free Methodist Rev. Harold G. Holt, pastor.

Holy Governor Henry Homer shown as he "got a breath" of fresh air Tuesday, May 16, In a i troll about the beautiful yards at the executive mansion In Springfield. This Js one of a very few picture taken of the governor since his Illness, from which he la rapidly recovering. streets, Rev. J. E.

Widmer, pastor. Sunday worship at 10 o'clock un 415 North Main street, Rev. Eucharist Sundays at 8 and til further notice, Sunday school saints' days at 9. Eucharists on- W. Peters, pastor.

Mrs. Bertha Brooke, superintendent of Sunday "I Must Love Someone," which already stars his first wife, Nancy Carroll. Payoff Haila is' Kirkland's present wife. at 11 o'clock'. Dusenberry, Jeanette Engle, Rose- second and fourth Sundays are 'The Courtship," based on a mary Ferguson, Robert Hall, Ray school, Miss Ruth Hoffman, pres preceded by Matins.

Sacrament of story by Dumas, will be adapted for the microphone as another in mond Hanson; Jean Hott, Williaml Mission Covenant ident of V- P- Sunday school Penance Saturday afternoons Hott. Richard Kearnev. Richard Van Buren and East Hurlbut at 10 a. worship and preach the series of "The World's Great Kieser, Gerald Kranz, Donald avenue. Rev.

Helge pas ing at 11 a. Y. P. M. S.

at 7 p. song and praise service at rxrTTTTTTTTTTTttTTYYYT tor. Marshall, Carroll Mitchell, Ber- First Methodist Logan avenue and Whitney bou est Stories' on "Johnny Presents" over CBS tonight at 6 o'clock. BOARDM AK TO ACT 7:30 o'clock and evangelistic ser Sunday services: Bible sdiool at 10 a. Swedish" service-at 11 a.

nice Nickels, Bernice Norton, Robert Patrick, Richard Peck, Roland vice at 8 p. m. Prayer meetings The enacted by a levard; Dr James L. Gardiner, pastor. Sunday service schedule first, third, and fifth Sundays, are held each Thursday at 8 p.

Penney, Carl Schrupf, Neva Sellers, Allan Smith, Lucy Jean West, and Edward Zenk. includes 10 a. church school; picked cast of players, was adapted by Max Marcin anjj will be under $ie direction of Jack John English services at 11 every second and fourth Sunday morning. WITH HELEW HAYES A class meeting will be held at 11 a. worship; p.

fc-p- English oervice at 7:30 every Sun' stone. or two in the open spaces can get all needed information from llarkless. The camp staff promises to be the finest in history as the result of some -special arrangements. W. R.

Craig, popular Belvidere high school coach and athletic director, will be on' hand to direct all sports activities. Tournaments of various nature are planned and awards will! be presented to the winners. Of interest to the, youngsters whd plan to attend the camp is the announcement that fishing in the camp sector promises to be the best in years. day evening. Mid-week devotional service Wednesday at 8 p.

(al Master of Ceremonies Johnny 10:45 a. m. The sermon theme for the morning will- be "God's Appointment with Man." An evangelistic service is scheduled worth league; meeting of official board, first Wednesday; 7:30 midweek service; W. M. first Thursday; W.

H. M. second the Call Boy, will introduce the 22 WILL RECEIVE ternately church, Y. P. Prayer Author True- Boardman will musical portion of the program league).

Young People's society Thursday; Guild, third Thursday; with Johnny Green's orchestra, LUHMAN GRAVEL CO, GARDEN PRAIRIE, ILL. 'PHONE RURAL 24-B-4 STATE TESTED Washed Gravel No. 8 and No, 5 No. 2 and No. I sand.

STATE GRADED Road Gravel No. 10, 15, and 20 Surface Black Dirk AT PLANT OB DELIVERED twice a month Fridays at 8 p. m. for 8 p. m.

Salvation Array make his debut as a "Silver Theater" actor, when he journeys to New York to play a leading Ladies' Aid society every Friday. Beverly and the Swing Fourteen. "The Ascension of Christ," will Salvation Army, 104 Buchanan role opposite Helen Hayes in the A missionary sermon is sched be the sermon topic in the mom uled for the morning service. At street. Captain Gladys Rhinehart and Liautenant Joyce Rogers two-part drama, "Crossroads for Two," during the broadcasts over ing.

In the evening, Rev. Helberg 7:30 p. m. the Epworth league will present a pageant, commem commanding officers, public meet of representing the Mission Covenant church publica ings Tuesday and Saturday, 8 p. orating the 50th anniversary of tions, will preach.

Special music WBBM oh-Sundays, May 21 and 28, at 4 Principal contributor of original stories 'during the current m. Home League meetings Fri the organization's founding. day, 7:30 p. m. Sunday meetings; As predicted here more than six weeks ago, Orson Welles folds June 2, with no renewal in sight.

Phillips Lord's District Attorney sustainer on NBC is being considered by Bob Hope's sponsors for that summer spot Benny Goodman is currently leading the Radio Guide star of stars poll as America's number one swings band, according to official tabulations to date. is planned. -I First ''Baptist Sunday school at 10 and Holiness 22 chttlrerf will re A group of South Baptist Pastor: D. Walter. Sun meetings at 11 a.

m. Young Peo ceive their fi st commsnion at the North Main street and East ple's Legion at 6:15 and Salva day: Bible school 10 a. m. Worship I SPEAK mass itt St. James 8:30 o'clock Hurlbut avenue.

Rev, Andrew tion meeting at 8 p. m. Sunday and sermon at 11. Young people at church naay mornsng. rney evening.

Burton, minister, 404 North Main street. Sunday 9:45 a. church are Th 6:30 p. m. Service song, prayer, preaching.

Mid-week meeting, tkins, Jick Brolin, Junior! Edwards, Robert Dwai school; 11 a. morning worship; Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer St. James Catholic Corner Church and Caswell "Silver Theater series and author of the radio adaptation of the Hubbeil Robinson Therese Lewis vehicle for Miss Hayes, Boardman' is best known to "Silver Theater" listeners as a writer, but he was a recognized actor long before he ever thought of being a'radio 'dratist.

i juiii -jit Boardman made tiis stage debut at the age of four, when he wan Raymond Highland, JLeon- band every Saturday evening. 6 p. B. Y. P.

U. Wednesday, 7:30 midweek service. Monday Dr. Mary Schroeder, for many years a distinguished member of the Chicago Rush Medical college ard, Thomas Muldooi Rev. Daniel P.

Drennan, pastor. Joseph James Napier, HughV Prescot Graduation Suggestions evenings, Boy Scouts. First. Mon jd Rev. Ei'e assistant Communion the first Sunday of every month.

Covenant meeting Wednesday 1 before. Communion 'faculty, will be the speaker at a tsy Bd-aay, tUildrThird da-y rdasstSs aT.00rS0, and WhaJerif Kay AWerSoif wards, Leota Elliott, arlene council. Fourth Tuesday, church 1,0, Mass on week days at a. m. public program in the Y.

M. C. A. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, her subject to be one of particular Sunday. Sunday eevning worshi; begins at 7:45 o'clock.

Rachel Grubb, Marie Hannan, dered onto the stage of a theater Eddie Cantor is planning a six-week holiday in British Columbia when he vacations from the tair at the end of June. I a Walter Winchell was renewed by long distance telephone conversation -with the Jergehs people this Martinez, Dorothy McGill, Judy Kingston Methodist Service at Herbert at 9:45 a. interest "Mental Hygiene for where his actor-father was play MdGinn, Jackie Rogers, Helen "Christian Loyalty," will be the at Kingston at a. m. tip- worth league at 7 p.

m. Church subject of the sermon at the morning service. The theme in the evening will be "What Shall I school teachers and officers. First Thursday, Women's Missionary society. Third Thursday afternoon, Co-Workers.

Third Thursday evening, the Ada Stearns chapter. At the First Baptist church the ordinance of baptism will be observed during the morning serv service at 7:45 p. ft A Photograph Then Do with Jesus Which Is Called Christ?" Schafman, Doris Stevens, Jane Torrance, and Donna Walker. Pages who will lead the children to the altar are Donald Caito and Mary Stevens. They will be attended by two guards of honor, Charles Wilbur and Billy Gar-rigan, and by two girls in the roles of angels, Mary.

Elizabeth Sunday school, 9:30 a. Ford Bond is doing his Your. Family and Mine spiels with at Broken fhger and an Infected foot. He broke the finger fixing Children." The program is sponsored by the Perry School Parent-Teacher association and the Mother's Study club. Due to her many achievements in the cause of her profession, Dr.

Schroeder is in great demand as a speaker and is known as one of the foremost authorities in psychiatry in the country. No admission will be charged and the public is invited. morning worship, 10:30 a. m. ing.

Shortly thereafter he attracted attention fas a screen juvenile, and grew up in Hollywood, playing important roles in such films Arms" with Charlie Chaplin and "Daddy Longlegs" with Mary Pickford. After several years of stock and Broadway acting, True returned to Hollywood and became interested in radio. There he tried writing and producing as well as acting. He has been Silver Theater's "script doctor" since the First Presbyterian East Lincoln and North Main. Rev.

Leonard Odiorne, minister. Grady and Corinne Bruner. Sunday school at worship at 0 Beverage Alcohol arid the Home 11 a. nx; Senior choir Thursdays a door knob and got the foot infection when he stepped on a nail. George Burns and Gracie Allen will break into magazine print in July when a national parent publication runs a story by-lined by their two youngsters, Ronnie and HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON To exchange with Classmates.

To introduce you to the business world you plan to enter. TOMATO ARGUMENT RISES San Jose, Calif. As a result of sudden interest by the United States department of agriculture in the development of white to show made its, appearance on CBS (The International Uniform Les i son oh the above topic for May 21 is Jeremiah Epheslans tne Golden Text being Leviticus 10:9, "Drink no Sandra. v. The Bob Crosbys are infantici-pating The Dick Powells will spend at 8 pA, junior choir Fridays at St.

John's EvangePcal Rev. Alvin Siemson, pastor, residence 404 East Madison street, pnone 517. Sunday morning worship at 11 o'clock, church school at 9:50 o'clock. Church council meets first Monday of each month, church school workers first Tuesday, Ladies' Aid society first Thursday, Missionary society third Thursday, brotherhood third Tuesday, Peo GIRL SWIMS WITH SHARK Sydney, Australia Leila Steppe, blonde American girl, took a swim in the Taragona park aquarium pool in which a 10-foot gray nurse shark was swimming. She declared the shark seemed rather sluggish and that she was confident if it had made fa rush for her, she could have beat it to the -side of the pool.

in 1937. Although Director Conrad Na-gel has never before cast True in a "Silver Theater" the author is still frequently heard in leading roles on other Hollywood radio shbw to bfeakHhe monotony of his writing career, as he puts It. matoes being raised here, a controversy has arisen as to who was the first to produce the species. F. A.

Bravo insists he has been growing pure white tomatoes for the last 11 years. His variety is a cross between a white beet 1 wine nor strong drink, thou, nor thy 'sons with By NEWMAN CAMPBELL i TODAY WE have another les IorkClatuI PHOTOClRAPHfR I 707 PEARL STREET, BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS and a red tomato. on on strong drink and' how it 1 affects the Happiness of our homes. Congregation Church of Garden Pialrte Rev. Malcolm F.

Miller, pastor. Sunday school at 1U a. morning worship at 11 a. m. Choir practice each Thursday evening.

SIGNAL WHEN YOU TURN STATE ENGINEERS WARN PHONE 400 I The first story told in our lesson Is one we've heard before, but which bears repeating. It is the ple's league second Thui ay, intermediate league second and fourth Tuesdays, and choir every Thursday night jSTSBllSllgBEBS Tjfcfcfciv mllBMawSi Confirmation class will be pre sented at the Sunday morning service. t'Youth Sunday" will be observed at 7:30 p. m. 2 cue or Jeremiah, who, at the be-; heat of the Lord, tempted the descendants of Rechabites with wine.

Rechab had admonished his sons never to drink wine nor to i live In houses, nor to plant vine-; yards, but to live in tents. Jere- mlah set pots and cups of wine before the grandsons of this man and told them to drink. But they would not, saying, "We have obeyed the voice of Jonadab the son of Rechab our father in all that he hath charged us, to drink no wine all our days, we. our i i i Daniel, Shadrach, Meshacn and Abednego, were to be allowed to at only pulse (a vegetable diet) and drink water for ten days, then their appearance was to be compared with those who had been on a diet prescribed by the King, They were allowed to carry on the experiment, and God gave the boys great wisdom besides, so the Bible says, so that at the end of the test they were found to be superior in every respect to the other boys, and they won and "stood before the king. Over-indulgence in wine or other alcoholic liquors often is responsible wrecking What otherwise might be happy homes.

Paul gives very good advice to those early Christians in Epheslans 5, when he says in a letter to them: "See then that ye walk circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise," and later in the chapter. "And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit; speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody In your heart to the Lord; giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ" Then In Epheslans 6 he says: "Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right "Honour thy father and mother; which is the first commandment with promise; that it may be well with thee, and thou mayst live long on the earth, "And ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath; but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord." Yon can see that It is Important that all who make up a household do their part to make the home a happy one. If one person is intemperate not only in over-indulgence In Intoxicating drinks, but In eating; too much, demanding too I wives, our sons, nor our daugh- ETHIIDLER'G Here AH Neatt WcgIs Beister's lot, top of Logan Ave. Auspices of American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars 10 Ridesv.vlO Shous 25 Minor Attractions Featuring 2 sensational Free Acts nightly. Free groceries will be given away nightly.

29 1 ii, ftp BEUs 5 The tlllnolt law require the above hand to Indicate a left turn, right turn, and atop. Theao signals are alto required in bad weather. Only well lighted automatic signal devicea can bs used in place of them. tnm Illlnela DlrUloa Hlhwr ftlr Ballcua. Springfield, May 20 Drivers i This signal is not only for the turn from the wrong traffic lane." who intend to turn at an inter-1 benef it of drivers behind, but for' "There is probably nothing that section liave the triple responsibil-' those approaching from ahead or causes a careful driver confusion it at ant if ina inir ihoir- turn eitncr-Siuc.

iUs not only- a IhejrYay lor. aa aceident requirement Mit also one of the 1 than a careless driver who gives choosing the proper traffic lane then indicating their intention With the proper hand signal, says wrong signals or changes his mind after signaling and decides not to courtesies -or good driving. "When planning a left turn," safety engineers say, "drivers an article in the current safety; It must have been hard for these 'men, guests in a house, to refuse their host's invitation, but they showed their courage by declining. In Leviticus the Lord spoke unto 1 Aaron, Moses' brother, saying: not drink wine nor strong drink, thou, nor thy sons with thee, when ye go Into the tabernacle of the congregation, lest ye die: it shall be a statute forever throughout your generations." We always associate Daniel 'with the lions' den and his deliverance from its danger, but here Is another story about him. When he was a boy he lived for a time In the house of the king Nebuchadnezzar.

This kin? had overcome Jehorakim. King of Judah. and he had told the captain of the eunuchs to find some young Israelite boys and bring them to his palace and educate them. Daniel was one of these lads and they were given meat and wine from the king's own table. Daniel a follower of the law that Aaron had expounded, didn't want to drink the wine and so told Ash-penax, head of the eunuchs, who was friendly to him.

The man said he had received orders that the boys were to eat what was given them, so what could he do 7 Daniel then asked him to let him try an experiment. Four of them. alter his course. This is one operation that must be precise. Be cautious about pointing out the landscape to your friends, feeling the weather, throwing out cigarettes, etc, lest you give other mo (CUT OUT HERE) bulletin of the Illinois division of should pull over to the extreme highways.

traffic lane nearest to the One of the first duties of a right of the center-line or driver who intends to change his, and, turn from there. When even straight ahead pace, is to turning 4 right or stopping, it "telegraph" his intention to other be done from the extreme FREE RIDE COUPON torists the impression that you many clothes, in having one's own way all the time it makes for un-happiness. Love Is the great foun- da tion on which the real home is motorists by seeking the proper! right traffic lane. It is not suffi-lare signaling. However, when one Why should you sacrifice health and beauty to laborious household tasks? LOOK AT THIS Westinghouse Washer! It doe a week's waah quickly, without noiae, mesay floors, or strain.

YQV CAN DO BETTER AT ALLASON'S does signal it is not his authority to crash through traffic One built and real love respects the THIS TICKET WORTH 13c when Dresented at the merchants' ticket office on the show I other person rtgnts. Tou rrown-ups who can look back on happy childhood spent In congenial homes can. for the sake of your children give up Tour own intemperance, whatever it may be. I grounds, together with a service charge of 15c entitles the I 1 bearer to 3 ride tickets free. Good on all major Rides except RoLkvPlane Ask Your Merchant for Free Ride Tickets traffic lane in advance and ad-7 dent for a driver to pull up to an justing his speed accordingly, the intersection, or to the point where article states.

If this Is done' he intends to change his course, properly, other motorists know in stick out his hand and arm to sig-advance of one's hand signal whatjnaL and simultaneously maneuver movement is intended. his vehicle. Such an act is simply After one has entered the prop-J wasted energy and an -imitation er traffic lane but not less than! for a crtishf It is at this instant 100 feet before turning, hand sig-jthat one's whole attention should nals are required by law to warn be centered upon the operation of other motorists of the driver's in- his motor vehicle equally tention to change his course, rude ancLtrcacherous, to make a should wait his turn aftef signaling, slow down or stop, and wait for a favorable opening in Iraffic before cutting through." Auto horns and headlights may also bemused as signals, the article concludes. They should Jbe used, however, only to warn motorists of one's intention to overtake and pass, and at blind And you children can obey Paul Injunction to obey and honor your parents and so contribute your part to make home sweeter. 111 Coprritht lt.

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