f FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Church
AniaiAlli Iih rtturrh
( ' North Central Ave. at Third Street,
, iu r. w. FrnaL ms tor. Sunday
ei vices: Sunday tcnool, 9 3H m
rtevotianal. 11 am: Youn People a.
' 3 p. m.; Evangelistic. 1.44 pm open
' lng with musical procram by orn
' t. orchestra, and clKwut-cftoir. Tue
' day and Friday services. pm. Good
1 muaie. personal teauntonic, and an
inspiring message,
v Talent Methodist C hurra
a ah a. m . Sunday school: 11 a. m ,
,' morning worship in charge ol the
laymen. 7 pm. Young Peoples crtoir
practice; 7:30 p nv, evening service
: Bible cluos meet at the parsonage
! as usual. Monday, Beginners; Tues
day, Junior Girls; Wednesday. Bear
Creek Gang: Thursday. Intermedi
ates. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30
. d. m. at the cnurcn. au mmy
woollcy, pastor.
1 Church of Jeius Chrlit
of Latter-Day ttilnis
8:il West Second St. Ear! D. Clem
. nt branch oresident. Sunday
i Priesthood. 9 a.m.: S. S. prayer meet
ing 10:10 a.m.; Sunday school 10:30
a.m. Sncrament meeting 7 pm. Tues
day: Belief Society 1:30 p.m. M l A.
' meeting 7:30 p.m. Thursday: MUiion
! ary trnining class 8 p.m. Saturday:
' Primary 10:30 a.m. Special meeting
; lor branch officers March i, u pm
L Peter's Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod. E. Main and Port-
' iBiwi Avi. Harrv H. Youna. Pastor,
Sundav school and Bible classes 9:45
; a.m. Holy communion service u am.
! Theme: The Heward of Faith. Sunday
! school teacher's meeting Tuesday
B p.m. Confirmation Instruction Sat-
. urday at u a.m.
- Foursquare Gospel Church
Corner Central and Jackson. Rev
W. Shearburn, pastor. 9:45 Sunday
school; II, worship. 6:30. Young Peo
i nle's Crusader Service: 7:30 Evanue-
lis tic service with inspirational songs
and testimonies. The pastor will
' speak morning and evening. 7:30
' Wednesday, Bible study. 7:30 Friday.
song and prayer. The public la In-
, vitea, .
Zlon Lutheran Church
West 4th at Oakdale. Elvln S.
'- Hansen, pastor. Sunday: 9:45 a. m..
i Sunday School and Junior Church;
! 11 a, m., worship service. Sermon:
; "Strength Out ol Weakness": 7 p. m.,
, Luther League. Tuesday: 8 p. m.,
Brotherhood. All men Invited. Thurs-
! day: 7.30 p.m. choir practice. Satur
' day: 9:30 a.m., Inttrmedinte Cnto-
I chlam; 11 a. m., Junior Catechism,
, , i
. Atsemhlv of God Church
11 Newtown Street. G. O. Baker,
; pastor. o.a a.m., Sunday scnooi;
- 1 1 a.m., morning worship, sermon,
i "Jesus and I ara Friends." 0;30 p m..
I Christ Ambassador's service; 7:30
j p.m. evangelistic rally. 7:45 p m
, Wednesday, praise and prayer. 7:45
I pjn. Friday, What the Bible Teaches.
- Flnt Church of Christ, Scientist
! 212 North Oakdale. Services every
j Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject Febru
i ary 34, "Mind." 9:30, Sunday school
8, Wednesday evening meetings In
, elude testimonials of Christian
! Science healings. Reading room at
' 414 Med ford Center building open
I from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except
j Sundays and holidays.
! Church of Ood
Haven and Holly streets. Roscoe
: T. Wilson, pastor. Sunday school 0:40
j a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Young
People's meeting 6:30 p.m. Evening
, service 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Wed
' nesday 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Missionary
;t meeting inursaay ? p.m.
, Advent Christian Church
: Corner Jackson and Welch. T. B.
t. Eastman, pastor. Sunday school 0:45
a.m. I'rencning at ii a.m. Bumeei
"Beginning at Jerusalem." A wel-
n come to all.
11 Friends Church (Ouakers
j Milo Clifton Ross, pastor. Out Table
m itocit nana to mem man ana ueonrr.
f 10 a.m., Sunday school. 11 a.m.. Wor
' ship. New tent house for Children
Church will be used. Adult sermon,
h second on Revelation series. 8:30 p in.
f) C. E. 7:30 p.m., evening service.
H Monthly meeting, time to be an-j-i
nounced.
'i Fir it christian Church
"i Ninth and Oakdale. Delbert W.
' Daniels, minister. 9:45 a.m., Bible
ii school. Clnsses for all ages. 10:55
ft a.m., Morning worship. Message "The
Christ of Healing". Anthem by the
choir. 0:30 p.m. Christian Youth
; Fellowship Meeting. 7:30 pm, Evan
f gel 1st service. Message, "What Jesus
f. Teaches About Lite".
First Methodist Churrh
j Main and Laurel streets. Lou I C
. Xlrby, minister. Sunday school 9 45
; a.m. Worship 1 1 a.m., sermon:
. "Christ, the Way and the Life." An
r theim 'Still, Still With Thee." Solo.
! Mrs. Howard Hush. Evening service
t at 7:30, topic: "The Spirit Filled Lite".
, Youth services 6 30. .Midweek service
Thursday at 7:30.
I First Baptist Church
r North Central at Fifth. Wolford A
- Dawes, pastor. Bible school 9::S
t Morning worship ii. theme. "The
! Peiice of God". Special music. Young
, People's groups meet 6:30. Evening
! service 7:30. Song service. Sermon,
- "A Great Message For a Troubled
' World". Young People's fellowship
! hour following evening service.
!, Free Methodist Church
337 W. lUlh street. Pastor: R. O
Keller. Sunday school 9:45 am.
1 Morning worship II a.m. Y.H.MS.,
! 7 pm. Evening service 7 45 pm
l Wednesday prayer meeting 7;43 p m
tL Mark's K plump I Churrh
, 0th and Oakdale. The Rev. CJ, R
I Turney, rector. Sunday (Scxagcatni t
8 am.. Holy Communion. 1)45 am,
, Churrh school, ll am., Morning
prnyer and sermon. 2 p.m., Aculvtes,
' rectory. 715 pm.. C.KS. parish house.
, Monday St. Mntthtas) II, Holy Com
! munlon, Thursday, 7:45 pm., choir
rehearsal. Friday, 11, Holy Com
- munlon.
Chapel Or The Hocks And Roiet
104 S. Oakdale Ave. D. E Millard
IX U Minintrr. Morning service 10 55
, Subject: "Willing Your Way Up",
r Special music and a welcome to all
l Special free musical concert at 3 p in.
j Everyone Invited.
' Pllsrlm llnllness Church
Last JarKson and Uessle streets
p. IX Phillips, minister. 9:48 a m
- Sunday i.'huol; 11 am. Morning wir
I ship, sermon text. "1st Cor. 12.13-14
.8 p.m. PHY PS. rian-O-Graph hv
Mrs. Phillips. 7 pm., Evening song
and praise service 7 30 p m. Evan
1" 1iHc service, guest speaker Hev
1 Mansfield of Munde, Imllana. 7 30
h pm. Wednesday, prayer meeting.
"THE BUSINESS OF LIFE IS
LIVING"
AND THE CHURCH INTRODUCES PEOPLE TO ONE
WHO IS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE OF LIFE.
He Once Said in John 10:10
"I came that they may have life, and have
It more abundantly." .
HEAR THE MESSAGE SUNDAY MORNING 10:55:
"THE CHRIST OF HEALING"
OLD-FASHIONED HYMN SING EVERY
SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 P.M.
9th at OakdaU
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Friday. Feb. 22. 1946
Notices
Seventh. Da Advent! tt
i Edward and Ueatly ttreU. O. A.
ThcniDtvon. Dai tor. Saturday. 9:30 am.
;iMUUOin unooi; 11 a.m., erniun, i.w
p m . Young People s meeting, sun-
cijy. 7:20 Dm. sermon. Wednesday,
7 30 p.m.. sermon, "Can We Make a
Bettor World by Revising or Dis
rrd: rig the Ten commandment f
Friday, 7.30 p.m., sermon.
Central Church of Christ
Cc. itral avenue and Jackson street.
Victor J. Mitchell, minister. Bible
school at 10 a.m. Morning worsnlp
at ii a.m. The sermon aunject
Eternal Vigllence" by the pastor.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm
Evening service at 7:30 pm. Prayer
meeting weanesaay evening.
First Presbyterian Church
Holly at Eiuhth street. Harry Han
sen, minister. P r e-oraver meeting.
9.30 a.m.; Church school 9 45; Church
service. 11 a.m.. anthem, "Build Thee
More Stately Mansions." Sermon by
pastor. Children's sermon. Nursery
room, youth meetings Juniors 3 iu,
College At'e and High School 6:45
Prayer fellowship, Wednesday.
(.ju p.m.
Church of Christ
. 1056 Court street. Maurice Tfsdel,
minister. Morning worship 10:30
Evening service 7'30. Wednesday, 7
p.m. Public Is cordially Invited.
CHURCH OF GOD PLANS
MISSIONARY SERVICE
Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Dono-
hew, former Portland pastors,
will conduct a special mission.
ary service at the Church of
God, Haven and Holly streets,
Sunday, March 3, It has been
announced, Mr. and Mrs. Dono-
hew expect to sail shortly for
Europe where they will engage
In missionary work.
The public is Invited to at
tend the special service, accord
ing to Roscoe F. Wilson, pastor
LUTHERANS WILL SERVE
CHICKEN DINNER MAR. 1
A home-cooked fried chicken
dinner will be served by the St.
Peters Lutheran church ladles,
Friday, March 1, from 5:30 p.m.
to 7:30 p.m. In the Medford
armory dining hall. The public
is Invited. Chaplain R. Tschir-
ley will show colored movies of
northern Africa with Mt. Vesu
vius in eruption, Rome and
Palestine. The pictures will be
showrl at the same place.
Livestock
Portland. Or... Feb. 22 (U.P.I
Livestock:
Cflttle: 29. cnlvea none: iteiirfv. few
otferlnipj of dnlry cows nnd odd hrad
stceri and heifer, and Rood heel
bulls: dairy cows S7 50-11.S0; strict,
ly Rood beef bulls over 1800-lb.
Siaso: psckage common heifers
$I3.?S; steers steady, quotable top
$111 90.
Hogs: 39: stendy. Top 119 90; cell
Ins: sows 913.79.M.90; feeder pls
$14 90-19.90. '
Sheep: None: quotable steady:
good lntnhs salable to (14.79; yearl.
Ines top $12.00; fat slaughter ewes
top SH OO.
Chicago. Feb. 22 (U.P.) (USUAI
i-ivcsiock:
Hogs: 6.900. Active, steady: good
ana cnoice narrows and guts fle.BS,
tho celling: sows at $14.10. celling
Cattle: 3.000. Calves: 400. rully
stcruly: best yearlings, steers 917 OS;
hulk $14.00 to $IAO0: most heifers
to $14.30. Competitive trade
In beef cows at $12.90 down to SO 90.
canners and cutters rather slow at
17 nu to snso; practical top weighty
bulls $1300.
Sheep: 1900. Slaughter lambs and
awes steady, other killing clas.es
acnve; rew loads and decka gnod
and choice fed wooled western
lambs $19.23 and $19.09.
Portland Produce
Portland. Feb. 23 (U P.) Whole
sale market prices;
Uroccnll Loral, $1 89-1 79 lugs.
I.ctturo California $9-9.04 crate.
Onions G run delete California.
The Onlles $1-1 10 dm. bunches.
Martlnlies California No. 1. flOe ner
doz. bunches.
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco. Feb. 22 (U.PJ
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 48V4. 92 score
48, 1)0 score 47H.
Cheese: Loafs 28.18-31.03. trlo-
lols 27.18-30.1)3.
EtiRs: Large grade A 41 U-
41 Vi, medium grade A 36-36V4.
smnll grade A 28-28 Vt, large
grade B 37',i.
Court Records
Police Court
Herman B. Voenker and Sue
Griffin, drunk, released on $10
Dan each.
BAD CHECK PASSED
Pete F. Brommel. Onkurove
Road, was Jnllcd by city police
yesterday following his arrest
on a charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses. Urommel
admitted writing three checks
amounting to $23.30 and ca.h
lng them In a local department
store, police said.
DISBAND ARMED UNIONS
Mexico City, Feb. 22 (U.PJ
The national defense ministry
today announced that armed
groups of wotkers organizations
must disband immediately.
OF
Illegal Use of Sugar Certifi
cates Prompts Scrutiny of
California Officials. ,
Washington, Feb 22 U.R)
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton
Anderson today Joined Rep. John
Phillips, R, Cal., In urging a
thorough investigation of report-
ed racketeering of sugar ration
certificates in southern Califor
nia.
"If there is any evidence
whatsoever of more sales of sug
ar, I hope tl.ey go clear to the
bottom of it," Anderson said.
Phillips charged the racketeer
ing was "widespread" in south
em California. An OPA Investi
gation led to a grand jury in
dictment two days ago of three
Los Angeles OPA officials
charged with accepting $9,H00
in bribes for certificates.
"I am certain." he said, "that
at least $100,000 has changed
hands in connection with these
deals."
Phillips said he had a part In
the Investigation which led to
the Indictments. He said he was
drawn Into it by a letter from
a Los Angeles merchant who
wrote of his experience with the
sale of coupons through official
channels.
Phillips said he had copies of
sworn statements dealing with
negotiations for sugar certifi
cates covering 100,000 -pound
lots. These certificates were to
be paid for with $500 in ad
vance and $3000 cash on deliv
ery.
The congressman asked that
the merchant's name be with
held. He said he was certain former
OPA Administratior Chester
Bowles was aware of the viola
tions, but suggested assurances
would be welcome from Bowles
that the Investigation will pro
ceed.
Colorful Oregon
Centenarian Dies
After Hit By Car
Astoria, Ore., Feb. 22 U.PJ
Clarence O'Hoyt of Warrenton,
Ore., who quit making and sell
lng "white mule" at 91, Is dead
He was 102 years old when he
died as result of injuries sus
tained 10 days ago when struck
by a car.
O'Hoyt, an engineer who In
his earlier days had installed a
water works at Hongkong.
China, pleaded guilty in 1935
to making "moonshine" and was
given a suspended sentence. His
twin brother died at the age of
99. The O'Hoyts were born In
Syracuse, N. Y,
DEBT WORRIED FATHER
KILLS WHOLE FAMILY
Chicago, Feb. 22 (U.PJ A dis
traught father, worried by debts,
clubbed and shot to death his
wife and two children, then end
ed his own life with a bullet,
police said today.
The bodies of James A. Roach.
44, and his wife, Rachel, 40. and
their two high school children
were found last nloht In the
family's comfortable South Shore
apartment.
Uncolored Butter
Preferred in U. S.
Chicago (UP.) Styles In food
change like styles in clothes, ac
cording to the Encyclopedia Brl
tannlca. Americans used to prefer
heavily salted, highly colored
butter, but now they would
rather have the lightly salted
uncolored product, Britannica
said.
Studies have shown that the
British choose very lean bacon.
while the Ri-ssians like all the
(at they can get. In the United
States, demands prevail for lean
sliced bacon with little tut, the
publication said.
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Harry M. Clements, specialist 2-c, of
Stockton, Calif., former Pacillc
Coast League player, was 100,000
sailor to foe released from separation
center. Camp Shoemaker, Calif.
Harry, who was third baseman for
Hollywood Stars, is still under con
tract and plans to Join the team in
San Bernardino early In March for
spring training.
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PRJDAt
5:00 p m Terry and Pirates ABC
O K For Release NBC; News. MBS
Knox Manning CBS
5 15 p m Dick Tracy ABC; Super
mm MBS Betty and Bob NBC
5 30 p m Jack Armstrong. ABC
News CBS. La pi Midnight MBS
5.45 p m eimei Peterson commen
tary. NBC. Raymond Swing, ABC
Tom Mix. MBS News CBS
0:00 p. m. Music by Adlam. ABC:
Oo brl el Mentter, MBS; People
Are Funnv, NBC; Holiday and Com
pany, CBS
6 IS p n, Real Ltle Stones. MBS
6:30 p m Waltl Time NBC; rhose
Webatera CBS The Sheriff. AUU
S-vMiiQht Bands MBS
TOO p m Mystery Theater. NBC
3Dnrts Cavalcade ABC Durante and
Moore Show, CBS; Henry J. Taylor.
MBS.
7 30 p m Sports Spotlights. CBS
Lone Hanger MBS Bill Slern NBC
Inhnnle- Russell ABC
8 00 p m Leave It To Mike, CBS
Supper Club. NBC. Blind Date. ABC.
Bedtime Story Adults Only, MBS.
8 IS p m r'leetwoud tawtun Nttl
lack Srnlth Show CBS
8 30 p m This Is Vnui t B I
ABC So You Think You Know Music
MBS: Glnny Slmtns CBS
OOii p m Ntrhl Editor. NHL
Roundup Time ABC. News. MBS
AMrlch raiBllv L'1S
0 30 p m Kale Smith Hour, CBS
News MBS
0 4S p m Music. MBS -
10 Oil p m f ulton Lewis Jr.. MBS
News NBC
in 3n p m Orchestra NBC; Orches
tra CBS
11:00 p. m. Orchestra. NBC.
SATURDAY
8:00 p. m. George, "The Real" Mc
Cov, ABC; Now Take My Case. NBC;
News, MBS; Voice of the Moment,
CBS. .
8:30 p.m. Mnn from G-3, ABC;
Harry Savoy Show. MBS.
8 45 p m News. CBS Elmer Peter
son. NBC; Rapsndy Tor StrlnKS. MBS
6 00 p m Barn Oance NBC. Hoi
ivwnod Preview CBS Leave II To
The Girls, MBS; Musical Program.
ABC.
6 30 p m Can You Top This?
NBC. Boston Sympnony. ABC: That's
A Good Idea. CBS. Break The Bank
M11S
0:48 p. m. Saturday Serenades
CBS
7.00 p m. Judy canova, NBU:
Hoosler Hop ABC
7:18 p m Celebrity Club, CBS
Music. MBS
7 30 p m Orand Old Opry NBL
Red Ryder, MBS; Steelworkera Speak,
ABC.
8:00 o. m. Dick Tracy. ABC: Truth
or Consequences, NBC; Dick Haymes.
CBS.
8 30 p. m Life of Riley, NBC: Win.
Place or Show. ABC: Mayor of the
Town. CBS; Chicago Theatre of the
Air. MBS.
e 00 o m Gang Busters. ABC: Hit
Parade CBS. News MBS. Adventures
of Bill Lance NBC
9 IS p m Dream Boat MBS
9 30 p. m. Name Band, MBS; News
ABC
9 45 n m Don 1 You Believe It
CHS Lee Sims Plsnlst NBC
10 00 p. m. News, NBC; orchestra.
ABC.
10 ts p m Paul Carson ABC
10 30 p m Hollywood Barn Dance
CBS. News. ARC. Orchestra. NBC
10 45 p m Orchestra. NBC; lexas
Raneera. CBS
II 00 p m. Hollywood Bam Dance
CBS.
Two ocean liners are now be
ing built which will have top
decks and smoke stacks as well
as life-boats and superstructure
of aluminum.
DEALER
RAILS NEED HIKE
N FREIGHT RATES
Chicago, Feb. 22 U.B Wil
liam T. Faricy, vice-president
and general counsel for the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railway
company, said today that the na
tion's railroads must have in
creased freight rates regardless
of whether workers get higher
wages.
Testifying before a six-man
arbitration board opening its
hearing of the .jage dispute be
tween the 134 class one railroads
and 19 non-operating railroad
unions, Faricy said wage de
mands made by the railroad
brotherhoods carry the biggest
threat of inflation in the United
States today.
Eisenhower Visits
Ft. Ord Army Base
Fort Ord, Cal., Feb. 22 (U.PJ
pen. Dwight D. Eisenhower ar
rived at Fort Ord today for a
one-hour inspection tour of the
huge army base, which until
V-J day was the largest replace
n ent depot in the nation.
It was the general's first visit
to Monterey county in five years.
A lieutenant colonel at the time,
he visited Fort Ord as a war de
partment observer during the
"invasion of Monterey" maneu
vers In which the third division
and units of the Pacific fleet par
ticipated. .
FINAL
II
CLEARANCE
Yes. ... Just one more day to take advantage of these outstanding bar
v gains. . . . Many items have been regrouped and repriced for final clear
ance. . . . It's really "clean-up" time at Leons. . . . Here are just a few of
the savings you'll see. ...
BLOUSES!
Beautiful white crepe tailored blouse t
. . . lovely jewel neck lined styles ...
smart colors in large sizes (40 ot 44) (
... all priced for quick clearance . . .
L4
PANTIES!
Lovely rayon panties ... all elastic
top . . . formerly 98c . . . tearose or
white In cottons . . . you'll want
several pair when yau see them , . .
HATS!
These must go to make room for
new stock . . . hundreds of clever
sport stylet or lots of beautiful
dressy hats ... a very large group
for final sale . . . values to $10.95
. . . one day only ...
DRESSES
Don't miss this great group of smart
dresses ... all are ONE-HALF PRICE
or less . . . some as low as $3.00 . . .
many have been regrouped for this
final and last day ot the sale . . .
most all light colors . . . Ideal for now
nd tht coming season . . .
ANKLETS
Ef)c
'Abandoned Baby,
Mother En Route
To Midwest Home
Los Angeles, Feb. 22 U.R
Jessie Mae Morman, 22, who
gave birth prematurely to a baby
in a downtown bus station and
stuffed it in a trashbasket, was
on her way home to Elliott, Miss.,
today with the child.
Miss Morman said she aban
doned the four-month-old boy at
birth because "I had no love for
his father," and because the birth
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Sunday Services:
9:45 A.M. Sunday School .
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
7:30 P.M. Evening Service
The Quartet Will Sing in All of These Services
The Church of the Nazarene
1st and Holly St.
HALF YEARLY
a 99
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PRICE
might Interfere with her plans
to marry a soldier.
Superior Judge William Mc
Kay placed Miss Morman on pro
bation and ordered her to take
her baby home. The child, in
General hospital since Its birth
last Oct. 16, was turned over to
Miss Morman yesterday.
PU
Boise, Ida., Feb. 22 U.R)
The Boise city sewer department
today purchased 1U46 license
plates for its vehicles. In one
corner of tht registration slip
were the letters "PU."' Clerks at
TONIGHT!
Hear These Talented Negro Singers
Services at 7:30 P. M.
GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT SERVICE
Negro Spirituals Hymns Jubilee Songs
Gospel Preaching by Rev. George Coulter
The Victory Jubilee Gospel Quartet
Sweaters!
100 all wool .' . . short
sleeves . . . loose or fitted
. . . beautiful colors . , ,
priced at $6.95 . . . one of
buys on the sale ...
SLIPS!
Beautiful rayon slips In satins or
crepes . . . tearose and some whites
. . . tailored or lovely lacey styles in
all sizes . . . values to $4.95 ... a
real bargain . . .
Coats
One large group all placed together
at one-half or less of their original
cost ... all are 100 all wool . . .
soort or semi-dressy styles . . . colors
that will be wearable right through
the coming season . . .
SHOES!
200 pair of regular priced shoes . . .
formerly selling from $6.95 to
$10.95 . . . black patent . . . suede
. . . and all leather . . . broken sizes
but the latest of styles ... for one
day only , . .
the Ada county assessor's office,
which sells the plates, quickly
explained the letters simply de
noted "pickup" for the type ol
vehicle registered.
The number of negroes in San
Francisco has risen since the war
from 5,000 to 32,000.
Come! Talk Listen!
Shipmates Bible Class
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
9:45 a.m. Sunday
or long
bottoms
formerly
the best
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Sixth and Ivy Sts.
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