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Joyce Carolyn Graham, dauh'
her of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Graham, became the bride of O.
L, Chenoweth Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. L. Chenoweth Sr. of S e
ttle. Wash., at a beautiful double
rinf! ceremony. The Rev. Kenneth
Knox read the wedding riles be
fore a select group of friends and
relatives at the home of the bride's
parents at 2 o'clock in the after
noon March 18.
The bride was lovelv in a laven
der and cream two Diece linen
ri:ess. She wore brown and tan
accessories and a lovelv rose cor
(Celebrate
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meredith
celebrated their 55th wedding an
niversary at a very enjoyable fam
ily dinner party Saturday evening
at the home of a granddaughter,
Mrs. Don Gum. and family. Cov
eis were olaced for the guests of
honor and Mrs. E. H. Robinette
and Terrv and Mike and Mr. ind
Mrs. E.timilt Mosier and Sherry
and Kennv of Myrtle Point: Mrs
W. E. Stevenson and Marlowe of
Redding. Calif.. Mrs. A. W. Fid
ler and daughter. Artha. of Port
land: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mere
dith and Dick and Sue: Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Miller and Larry, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Meredith and
BIRTHDAY PARTY- FOR
LAR AY SHRINE R IS
CHARMING EVENT
Mrs. R. I. Shriner of Harvard
avenue entertained for her daugh
ter. LaRay, on her 13th birlhday.
Games were played during the
afternoon. Refreshments, including
a lovely cake covered with pink
and yellow roses, were served at
table decorated in the yellow
and pink color scheme.
Those attending were Sally Ca-
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sage. She was ,given in marriage
by her father.
Miss Bettie Brannon was maid
of honor for her friend. She was
dressed in a Pink linen frock with
while accessories,
Fred Rernau. Rosebure attorney,
acted as best man.
Large baskets of daffodils and
candelabra decorated (he rooms in
which the wedding and reception
were held. The bride and bride
groom cut a two-tiered white wed
ding cake, which was graced with
an attractive arraneement of daf
fodils. Punch was also served.
Bettie Brannon and Mrs. Mary
InnwerSarij
Charles and Eddie and Mr. and
Mrs. Gum and Rill and Gerry.
A very pretty Easter motif was
carried out for the table decora
tions. A beautiful wedding cake
was cut and served. Cards and
visiting were enjoyed during the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith were
married in Newton. Jasper county,
Iowa, March 31. 1896. They have
nine children; 24 grandchildren
I and 10 great grandchildren. They
I moved to Dillard in 1914 and to
Roseburg in 1944. They make their
home at 1601 Brown avenue. The
I photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Mere
dith was taken bv Paul Jenkins,
i News-Review photographer.
rew, Edwina DeRoss. Dorothy Gil
letl. Jenette Kuykendall, Joan Kuy
kendall, Carol McLaughlin, Ruth
West, Judy Powers, Roberta
Hites. LcRoy Shriner, Gloria
Shriner. Lana Skinner, I.arrv Dy
sert. Dorothy Miller, Jean Oberg,
Alvin Benedict, Marlene Fields,
Joan Miller, Barbara Wilbur, Es
tella Benedict, Joan Darling, Del
Johnson, Peggy King, Emma
Bower. Gussie Jamison, Alfred
Benedict and Mrs. Shriner.
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Jane Hail were assisted by Lilly
Mae Chenoweth. sister of the bride
groom, in serving the refresh
ments. The young couple traveled t a
Crescent Citv, Calif., immediately
after the reception. For traveling
the bride wore a beiue and brown
suit with brown accessories.
The young Mrs. Chenoweth was
graduated from Roseburg h i ; h
school. She attended Oregon State
college and is a member of Alpha
Gamma Delta sororitv. Mr. Cheno
weth is now enrolled at Seattle uni
versity. The couple is now at home
to their friends at 2412 Beacon ave
nue, Seattle, Wash.
YONCALLA WOMAN HONORED
AT PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
AT AVERY LASSWELL HOME
Mrs. Avery Lasswell of Yoncalla
graciously entertained at her home
March 22 when Mrs. Lloyd Means
was honored with(a pink and blue
shower. Easter games were played
during the afternoon. Prir.es were
awarded to Mrs. Ben Emery, Mrs.
J. N. Sparks and Mrs. George
Edes.
A pink and white color scheme
was carried out in the decora
tions. Each guest was presented
with an Easter bonnet of crepe pa
per as she arrived. Refreshments
were served to those attending.
Mrs. Means received very lovely
gifts from Mrs. Elton Grass, Mrs.
Bruce Highley, Mrs. V e r 1 a
Payne and children; Mrs. Byars,
Mrs. Eldon Lee and daughter;
Mrs. Charlie Kirklir, Mrs. Luther
Daugherty, Mrs. Phil Huntington,
Mrs. Jack Boucock, Mrs. Ben Em
ery and daughter; Mrs. W. J.
Ladd, Mrs. Ernest Warner, Mrs.
J. N. Sparks, Mrs. Sydney Lass
well, Gary Means, son of the hon
ored guest; and the hostess Mrs.
Avery Lasswell.
CLUB AFFAIR IS HELD
AT MELROSE GRANGE HALL
ON SATURDAY EVENING
The West Melrose club mem.
bers entertained their families at
a most en iovable potluck supper
and social evening of visiting and
music Saturday at the Melrose
Grange hall.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Kaiser and Kay;
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Gravning,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Daniels and
family: Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wiley,
Mr. and Mrs. E. O Kennerly Jr.
and family: Mr. and Mrs. !,ee
Jones and familv: Mr. and Mrs.
Little. Mrs. O'Meara. Mr. and Mrs
Barmore, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders
and Le Ron: Mr. and Mrs., Ed
Moon and granddaughter, I, o
Rayne Eckes; Mrs. E. M. Seeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover James and
family; Mr. and Mrs. George Out
house and Homer: Mr. and Mrs.
G. Charles Doerner. Mr. and Mrs.
II. E. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
James and familv; Rav S. Petre
quin and son, Jean, and the hostess
for the evening. Mrs. Ray S. Pet
requin. MR. AND MRS. PICKENS
ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Mr. and M?. Ivan Pickens. Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Morgan and
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Coen enjoyed
a belighttul dinner party at Carl s
Haven Wednesday evening, after
which the Pickens entertained the
club at their home on Fowler
street. Cards were eniayed during
1 the pleasant social horns.
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Mrs. Kred Gast of Slem. third I
vicf-president on the State board
of Oregon Federation of Woman's
clubs, was honored March 27 at the
Rosebure Junior Woman's club
dinner.
The tables were beautifully dec
orated with silver bowls filled with
camellias. Arrangements of Easter
lilies and daffodils were used about
the room. Mrs. Lowell Hamm,
Mrs. Gerald Williams. Mrs. Rob
ert Green and Mrs. Louis Renn
were in charge of the dinner and
the decorations.
Following the dinner Sally Hilt
presented a group of her students
in a program. Those participating
were SandT Shugart, Pat and Carol
l.ee Davidson: Sue, Pat and Bar
bara Ladd, Ralph Gray, Betty Lou
Ynndt and Carolee Rutherford.
Mrs. Gast rerjorted on the work
of other Oregon clubs and future
work to be done. She urged all
local members to attend the Jun
ior Woman's club banauet Anril 11
in Portland and the institute the
following day.
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Mrs. Mabel MacRae, recreation
technician at the Roseburg Veter
ans hospital, has been the honor
guest at a number of parties given
for her by friends and co-workers.
Mrs. MacRae left Roseburg this
week for Seattle.
Among the many lovely affairs
given for Mrs. MacRae was a pol-
iuck dinner held at the nurses
home at the Veterans hospital j
March 21 at which time she was i ; "; ."".
presented with a beautiful myrtle-! Mnory Warson. An evening of re
wood lamp. i corded music was enioyed later.
' Easter Sundav a dinner ni-tw
On Sunday morning Dr. and
Mrs. John llaskins gave a break
fast in honor of Mrs. MacRae fol
lowing the Easter Sunrise service.
The breakfast table was decorated
lor Easter with old-fashioned has-j
m-is ui coiorea eggs ai eacn place i parly aller work last Friday. 0 n
selling. Attending the charming . behalf of the group, she was pro
affair were Mrs. MacRae, Miss scnted with a lovely handbag
MRS. BRUCE MELLIS
ENTERTAINS INTER-SE
STUDY CLUB TUESDAY
Mrs. Bruce Mollis graciously en
tertained the Inter-Se Study club
at a charming 1:15 o'clock dessert
luncheon Tuesday. Attractive ar
rangements of forsythia, flowering
quince, spirea and gardenias
formed the decorations around the
rooms.
Covers were olaced for Mrs. E.
S. Hall. Mrs. W. Howard Pattison,
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THE ENGAGEMENT $1 Miti Norma Johnion to Lee Holmes, ion of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Holmes of Roteburg hai been announced (y the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. O. C. Fleenor, of this
city. No date hai been- set for the wedding. The bride$Uct is employed in the office of the
Hansen Motor company. The bridegroom-elect ii ftationed at Camp Polk, La, (Picture by
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Honored euesti orosont indide
Mrs. Gast. Mrs. E. L. Tausi'lior,
district president: Mrs. Sally Hilt,
Mrs. Helen Rowling. Mrs. Betty
Goguey and Mrs. John Lucas. Cor
.aes were presented to Mrs. Gast
and Mrs. Hilt.
Members present for the affnir
were Mrs. Eric Purkerson, Mrs.
Lllis Vow. Mrs. Stace B. Laur
ance. Mrs. Pete Rudolf. Mrs. Ga
len Matthew. Mrs. Victor Bean,
Mrs. Henry Krohn. Mrs. Howard
Haas. Mrs. Harold Jellison, Mrs.
Howard March. Mrs. Richard Fies,
Mrs. Robert Green. Mrs. Harold
Powell, Miss Betty Tauscher, Mrs.
Holly llolcomb, Mrs. Carl Duncan,
Mrs. Raymond Marr, Mrs. James 1
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Jean Harper, Miss Joan Harper,
Mrs. Paul Cacv. Mrs. George Cren
shaw. Mrs. Louis Renn. Mrs. Ger
ald Williams and Mrs. Ixwell
Hamm.
The next meeting will he held
in the Episcopal parish hall April
10 at 8 p.m.
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Peggy Joyce, Mrs. Celia Pay,
Miss Mary Carol Jones, Mrs. Mar
jory Warson. Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Merrifield, Harold King and Wal
ter Roily, a guest of the Merrifields
who is visiting from Hartford
Conn.
On March 21 Miss Mary Carol !
Jones entertained at dinner at her
home in Garden Vallev. Inviled to
f w,h MarRae for the eve-
was given bv Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ionian for Mrs. MacRae. The
special services department at the
hospital, with which Mrs. MacRae
has been associated for the past
two years, honored her at a large
Mrs. Paul Elliott. Mrs. C. M. Stark.
Mrs. Itarold Nichols. Mrs. C. A.
Ricketts. Mrs. E. E. Lindcll, Mrs.
R. B. Hampton. Mrs. John Ulrieh
and the hostess, Mrs. Mollis.
A very interesting book review
of a historical novel was presented
by Mrs. Ulrich.
The next meeting will be April
10 at a 1:15 o'clock dcsserl .lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. Ulrich.
Roll-call will be answered by mem
bers lolling of a visit to a historical
shrine.
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BRIDGE-LUNCHEON IS
CHARMING AFFAIR THURSDAY
A very charming party of the
spring season was the 1 o'clock
luncheon given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. o. M. Berne and Mrs. G.
W. Marshall at the attractive home
of the former on East Douglas
street.
Miniature bouquets of pale pink I
and blue spring blossoms graced i
the five serving tables, while ar-1
rangements of camellias and flow-i
eriug quince were used about the !
robms. Through the large picture
windows ot Ine living room, the i
guests enjoyed the lovely Soulge- j
ana magnolia tree, now in full
bloom, as well as numerous other
spring flowering shrubs.
Assisting Mrs. Berrie and Mrs.
Marshall in serving were Mrs. i
Chester Morgan, Mrs. Ivan Pick-1
ens anil Mrs. Harne W. Booth.
Covers were placed for 20 guests.
Mrs. Robert H. Savage assisted in
receiving the guests.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant allernnon
hours with Mis. S. J. Shoemaker
and Mrs. Clair K. Allen winning
the score priies and Mrs. Paul
Helweg winning the traveling
priie. .
FAMILY REUNION AT
WILLIAM LONG HOME
CHARMING EASTER EVENT
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Long, of Itmpqua avenue,
gathered Easier Sunday for a re
union and dinner at the Long
home.
Mr. Long, who is well-known
throughout the Roseburg area tor
his beautiful gardens, supplied
lovely bouquets of daffodils, hya
cinths and Chinese lilies for the
dining table and rooms. Colored
egg shells made clever Easter nut
cups and individual favors were
baskets of Easter eggs.
Among the guests especially hon
ored was Don LinUstrom, son of
Mrs. Mildred Lindstrom a o d
grandson of the Longs, who is leav
ing April 10 for the army.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. William Long. Mrs. Mildred
Lindstrom and children, Bob,J)on,
John, George, Margaret and Dor
othy and granddaughter, Colleen,
all of North Bend. Also coining
from Norlh Bend for the occasion
were two friends, Elmer Nortlholm
and Marion Bra instead. Coining
from Junction City were Mr. ami
Mrs. Cleo Peterson and three
daughters, Janet, Doris Ann and
Carol. Mrs. Frances Long and
children, Jeanie, Sharon and Billy
of Garden Valley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Arlmir Long ana son, David,
and Mr. and Mrs. Aldied Kemp,
all of Roseburg, completed the
parly.
EASTER EGG HUNT ENJOYED
AT NEIL CHRISTIAN HOME
EASTER SUNDAY AFTERNOON
An Easter Egg hunt and -party
was enioyed Easter Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Neil
Christian in Riversdale. Following
the hunting of the eggs, which were
hidden bv Joanie Kruse, the chil
dren the play equipment in the
yard
Young guests enjoying the affair
were Bobbv, Gail and Pcggv liar
inon, Gordy Cottrcll, Connie and
Kerry Webster, Jimmy and Bobby
Cox. Deborah Sue Dellernanli,
Kathy liurkhart and Greg, Mark
and Dean Christian. Mothers at
tending were Mrs. Don Harmon,
Mrs. L. W. Cotlrell. Mrs. Wallace
Cox. Mrs. Dick DoRernardi, Mrs,
.1. M, Burkhart and the hostess,
Mrs. Neil Christian,
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MRS. IRENE GRANT was an interesting visitor in Roseburg over
Thursday night at the guest of Mr. and Mri. Paul Jenkins in Laurel
wood en route from New York City to her home in Los Angeles.
Mrs, Grant has just returned from the American zone in Germany,
where she has spent the last three years in the army intelligence
service. Prior to and during World War II, Mrs, Grant was tta-
tioned in Honolulu. While there, in 1940, she was hostess at the
reception following the wedding of Meredith Anne Jenkins
(daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Paul Jenkinsl, to Lt. Commander
Clark W, Leedy, whose ship, the Houston, made Honolulu its
headquarters at that time. While In New York City, Mrs. Grant
enjoyed e visit with Mrs. Leedy, before starting for the West
coast. I Picture by Paul Jenkinsl .
president
Mrs. Robert N. Rrowning was
elected president of the Women of
the Elks at tne March it meei- i,eo aevy, Marcus nrown, jamea
ing. Officers assisting her for the Kalich, Holly Holcomb, Oscar Re
coming year will be Mrs. Nick veil, Jean Whelchel, John Aker
Fehmerling, vice president, and
Mrs. t. K. Walton, secretary
treasurer. Members desiring to make en
tries in the Woman's club spring
flower show are asked to phone
Mrs. Frank Bistak.
Hostess committee for the
month ot April is: bridge, Mrs.
Norman John, Mrs. S. Mitchel
Moore; pinochle, Mrs. Waller
Welker and Mrs. Verdun Boucock:
canasta, Mrs. Robert Phillips and
Mrs. Leo Kimball.
Following the election and busi
ness meeting, cards were played,
At the close of the affair, the Elks
were hosts at a crab supper.
Members of the club present for
the charming affair were the Mes
dames D. G. Ireland, Marion John
son, A E. Elliott, J. R. Eaton,
Edwin Myers, Walter Middlestadt,
Charles S. Collins, Elmer E. Ellis,
ALPHA THETA CHAPTERS,
BETA SIGMA PHI HEARS
LECTURE ON ART
Leonard Kimbrall, art instructor
in the Roseburg senior high school,
spoke on contemporary art at the
Alpha Theta chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi, March 27, The meeting was
hold at the home of Mrs. Byron
Woodruff with Mrs. Stuart Smith
and Mrs. Jack Cummins as as
sisting hostesses.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year: nresi-
I dent, Mrs. Jack Cummins; vice-
president, Mrs. B. R. ShnemaKcr
Jr.; recording secretary, Mrs. By
ron Smith; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Gene Krewson; trea
surer, Mrs. Donald Barrows; coun
cil representative, Mrs. Ray Sims;
alternate council representative,
Mrs. Robert Harris; extension of
ficer, Mrs. A. I. Rich; director,
Mrs. Waller 1. Fisher; and spon
sor, Mrs. H. C. Church.
The hostesses served refresh
ments to Mrs. Eugene Rawson,
formerly of Roseburg, now living
in Gooding, Idaho; Mrs. W. D.
Wright, Mrs. Eugene Powell, Mrs.
Robert Itennie, Mrs. Clarence De
Camp, Mrs. C. R. Williamson, Mrs.
Ray Puckett, Mrs. John Todd, Mrs.
Byron Smith, Mrs. Rich, Mrs.
Krewson, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Shoe
maker and Mrs. Harris.
POTLUCK LUNCHEON AND
MEETING ENJOYABLE EVENT
AT CALAPOOIA CLUB
Hostesses for the March 21 meet
ing of the Calapooia club were
Anne Mumhy, Evelyn Richardson
and Florence Welch. A politick
luncheon was served at noon. Dec
orations were cleverly carried out
in the Easter theme with a daffo
dil and swan centerpiece flanked
hy colored eggs, chickens and rab
bits. The invocation was given hy Jes
sie Davis. President E. Marque
rile Munson presided at the busi
ness meeting. Those attending
were the Mesdames Florence Sla
ter, Elsie Monetl, Verna Wilson,
Frankie Moore, Dora Anderson,
Nora and Dee Stephens, Minnie
Jamea, Zelma Gorrell, Jo McCall,
Hope Henry, Belli McCall, Hope
Palmer, Ethel Gross, Bertha Car
lile, Jessie Davis, Madge Miller,
Alice Manning, Vera Bacon, Ella
Henry, Dorothy Williams, Anne
Mumhy, Hazel Haines, Florence
W,jlch and Evelyn Richardson.
April 11 has hefg designated as
spring housecleamng day. The
club is sponsoring a potluck din
ner and card party on the last Sat
urday evening -of eac h month, lo
begin at 7 o clock. The first will
be held March 31. Madge Miller
rotvmna
oCadij
i E. R. Walton, Georgia Haughn,
Carmen Clark, J. M. Burkhart,
Wesley Bailor, Herbert Owens,
Ray Emery.
Paul Ryan, Clifford Smith, Rob
ert W. Foye, Nick Fehmerlin.g
Keith Phillips, Ward H. Cummings,
Val Strong, M. Griesel, Martha B.
Brown, Ray Hoover, Lena Taylor,
A. Johnson, Robert Elliott, Walter
Welker, Walter Allen, R. G. Baker,
C. Albright, R W. Weiss, Al Scott,
Harold llaskins, S, J, Shoemaker,
Chet Thompson, E. L. Tauscher,
R. V. Coffman, H. W. Green
quist, R. N. Browning, E. C. Pat
terson, N. P John, a guest; Phil
Harth, Tom Martin, R R. Parsons,
Harry B. Pinniger, O. Fritz,
Frank Bistak, Kenneth Quine, Ir.
vin Brunn, Adrian Fisher, Harry
Hildehurn, Hazel Dixon, Charles
Brand, Lester Wimherly, A. E.
Kent, L. L. Powers. Fred Swarti.
M. Todd, Peggy Tomlinson ana
Jean Whelchel.
and Hazel Haines will be hostesses.
Hostesses for April will he Dor
othy Williams, Lucille Starr a a d
Hope Henry.
TWELVE AND WON CLUB
ENJOY EASTER LUNCHEON
AT N. E. RICHARDSON HOME
A basket luncheon was enjoyed
by the Twelve and Won club, re
cently when the group met at the
home of Mrs. N. E. Richardson.
The Easter motif was rarricd out
with rabbits, chicks and daffodils
forming the decorations. The buf
fet table was decorated with nests
nf bunnies and eggs. Place cards
of chicks and colored eggshells
full of candy eggs completed the
Easter Iheme.
A short business session was con
ducted after the luncheon. Mem
bers present to enjoy the afternoon
were Mrs. C. G. Brock, Mrs. Glen
Murdock, Mrs. R. O. Myers, Mrs.
William Pcifer, Mrs. Thella Web
ber, Mrs. E. Princen, Miss Ber
nardine Princen, Mrs. Fred Hargis
and the hostess, Mrs, Richardson.
The next meeting will be April
3 at the home of Miss Bernardinn
Princen, 2.11 Chadwick street. Each
member is to bring a gift.
MRS. CHESTER MORGAN
GIVES CHARMING LUNCHEON
FOR BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY
Beautiful bouquets of mixed
spring blossoms for the attractive
motif used bv Mrs. Chester Mor
gan Tuesday, when she entertained
her bridge cluh at a charming 1
o'clock luncheon at her home in
Latirclwood.
Mrs. H. N. Jacobson and Miss
Naomi Scott were guests. Mem
bers enjoying Ihe occasion with
Mrs. Morgan were Miss Helen Ca
sey. Mrs, Ivan Pirkens, Mrs. C.
B. Wade. Mrs. Clair K. Allen and
Mrs. D. R. Buhar.
The guest prize for Ihe contract
bridge play was won by Mrs. Ja
oohson with Miss Casey winning
high score for the membeni.
MR. AND MRS. VOGT TO
CELEBRATE GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Among interesting social events
ot the coming week will be the
golden wedding anniversary cele
bration of Mr. and Mrs. William
Vogt at Ihf ir homo at tins Whar
ton avenue Anril 3. Relatives and
friends are most cordially invited
to call between the hours of 2 and
5 o'clock.
Mr.jjnd Mrs. Vout will be guests
nf hofnir at the 8:.K o'clock morn
ing service of St. Paul's Lutheran
(hurch. according to an announce
ment made bv the pastor. Rev.
W. A. Sylvester.
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