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Two Shows Nightly 7:30 & 9:15 p.m.
FRI. and SAT. TUES. and' WED.
Matinee Saturday — 2:30
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MOUTIL HOW COULD
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"Men Texas"
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with
Broderick Crawford
Robert Stack
Andy Devine
JOE E• > A Thrilling Story of Men
BR° who Guard the Blazing
Frontier!
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SWING FROLIC
—with—
wcrutsE Ted Weems Orchestra
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MARGUERITE . WILLIAM . ROGER'•'
CHAPMAN • WRIGHT • CLARK
Original naw. Dlay lar Karen D.WOn 6 C.nni. t•.
JR/naiad by MIM : MATER • Prod.,.d byIOSUITSMER
DOMING — CHARLES BICKFORD IRENIE RICH
"QUEEN OF THE YUKON"
Play -- "Uncle josh Perkins"
A 3 -act Comedy will be presented by members of
Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton
In Brussels Town Hall
Thursday,. May 17th 8.30 P. M
Under auspices of Woman's. Association of
Brussels United Church.
Admission - — 35c and 20c
Mrs H. Sullivan, Pres. Mrs. Jas. Bryan, Sec.
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JNAIRNDM DEA �R . R
Federal aLiberal Candidate For Huron North
over
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at the following times
Monday 14 May 8.00 to 8.15 p.m.
Thursday 17 May
Friday 25 May
Friday 1 June
Thursday 7 June
Friday 8 June
7.30 to 745 p.m.
8.30 to 8.45 ,p.m.
8.30 to 8.45 p.m.
7.30 to 7.45 p.m.
8.30 to. 8.45 p.m.
(Cut out for reference)
Published by
NORTH HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
anted1 ' Bags
No: Votatoes
Meadow Fescue, Broome Grass, Orchard .Grass,
Canadian Blue Grass, Kentucky 'Slue Gran Ete.
Aho a good supply of Dutch Sets
We can supply .1 you with Oil Cate:
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A. J. PEARSON
'HONE 22..r4 Ena .
131st Anual Meeting
The 34st main nal meeting of the
V'1tit U,antl Presbyterial! Society of the
W,iVI;S, ,of 'the JAiiesbyteirlan Church
In Canada will be bellkl in ,St. An-
The
I�tresbyitealan ,Ch,uardlt, Molos-
wolrbh ,on 'T;uersk1alY, 'Mlay 1'591i. The
theme "Our I-L•tgh Calling in Christ."
'Tine president, :errs A. G. Reid will
liteside. The morning ts,esssilaln, nom-
worth
wt 9;45 will be opened with
devoile:,ass, reports wilt be pi dented
b" the s1aa1 crit
I and. t111•e tie, • ,.e.:
Y treasurer
and Mos, A, McAuley will .conduct
A Yoram on Misstooaty Topics.'
Tireafternoon meeting will 'open at
1;30 when .members Puanl •Ri'pley
will have 'dltarge of the devotional
per9cd. Nils C; H. MacDonald and
Ml's. A. G. 11ei'd will report on the
Provincial Annual Meeting.
plug speob 1 -sneaker will be Mrs.
H. C. McKellar, Provincial Presi-)
dent. The electron ,and 9nr1Oa11ation,
of 'officers will -ie•,eondtictod by sirs.)
T. Limki,aber. )
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall
Friday,
llth
Day
busk by
Ken Wdbee's Orchestra
For Ticket of Admission.
Also entitles you to draw on calf
Admission 50c
Refreshment Booth
Under auspices of the Brussels
Branch of the Canadian . Legion
Proceeds for Cigarette Fund
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW SHOWING—
Gene Tierney ' Dana Andrews.
Laura
It's a murder in -Ermine - -
in the Parke Avenne manner
Mon., Tues., • Wed., May 14, 15, 16
Nelson Eddy • Jeanete MacDonald
Naughty Marietta
Frank Morgan Elsa Lanchester
An enduring love story set to the
world's famous music.
Next Thurs., Fri,, Sat.
Two Features
Charles Starrett
• Sagebush Heroes
Pulse -pounding cowboy action
Also Bob Crosby Lynn Merrick
Meet Miss Bobby Socks
COMING—
To Have and to Have Not
"Thanks be to God which glveth
_us the victory through our Lord
Jesus Christ." I Cor. 16:57.
Meiville4 T[lurch
Minister
Rev Samuel Kerr, B. A., B. 8
10 A. M. Sunday School and
Bible. Class
11 A. M. Morning Worshlp
Rededication of Organ
"The 'Rich Meaning of •Praise"
Special p lel Mucic by the Choir
Visiting Soloist„ Mr. Cameron
Geddes of Mitchell. •
7 P. M. Evening Praise
Rev. Hugh Wilson will preach
Mr. Geddes will sing.
Come and Welcome
United Church
Minister Rev. Hugh. C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE -
In charge of
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Children's Choir and Orchestra
(No regular Sunday School
Service)
7 P. M. Evening Praise
We will worship in the
Melville Presbyterian Church.
Everyone Welcome.
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
, Rester' Rev. Maurice F. Oldham
Ascension Day, Thurs. May 10
St. John's Church Brueseis—
IS:30 A. M. Holy Connmllnion
8 P. M. Ascension Day Service
and Sermon, Services of Praise
and Thanksgiving.
Mother's Day May 13th
11 A. M. St. John's Brussels
Brussels Legion will attend
the 11 A. M. Service,
1.20 P. M. St- George's Walton
8.90 P. M. St. David's Honfryn
Services of Praise and Thanks
f01 Victory
Preacher the Rector.
Wedner . ly, l y 9th, 1945
BRUSSELS, or ;ARLO
Special Service
10 Me11411a Church en huudtay
marring, May the 131U1i the rebuilt
organ wi.I1 'be, a•eitedlowk.il: Tho min-
is ter will preach. Mr. Cameron
Geddes of M9tchelt will he the
special soloist Tor the occasion. The
oho1r will eillso 'cora ibltltte to the
praise part of the service. •
Frind'ship Circle'' Meeting,
1 he ma, a hly 3npeL ng of the
1ti..nkletep tstk;'r Inca alt the twine
u• Mu". ,hack Wheeler wiwt a good
a'a't'endramds. M,is. Rosa Tua'vey pre
rioted 'olleniing the meeting with the
theme 'Blest be the 'tie '.that Binds"
fois,awed by the ,soriptuate which was
l'0ad by Mats, Norman 'G?owing, A.
*WY interesting 'topic was given by
.1111. But:bi e. Mins, Noise then
Brussels 'Made ''Record Jump
IlwiOat County total .Saubur•tpay 10
the 13,:th VittuaY Loan campaignwits
$2,500,000, or 78,78 per •cepa of the
x, ,,,,rt: '19 day,;' canva'esailapt.s
are high that. alae Pell obj'utive will be
reached saosi,
Bowels made a ate'oaral jump. to
more Nihon go 'oyer 1100 top with -
141.33 ,per 'Dent. In tune ,day, Robert
13'lwmlan, of Brussels, s,(11d $30,700,
M=ussels and Com'muntty
xrey«twes Over Viktor,
toe .lona 'ua .the t.ouiple . ...„.n-
d,tlo'nWtL (.ln!+priln 41all, seder ... -I ...a„P,t..
au Monday, lieges, bunntinn ..,1U alit
1110lllaur vl9 pat'una.lo
etppea(3wlJ on the matin sltfhe .
early afternoon the bus.iltk:'o.4 niect:to t
444. e'atn ire ui1 t' i •.turd,.
1•.tntltered eiolo. lit Wae ,de,0ided to
CARD OF THANKS nave,. ;elle ,41. ever booth: r:1 the
have a 'Silver tea - Muskat" at the Sacred Concert ;village W1ga u'ec11 U wean
t
Cun .
sincere
Obanks i.si e�it,anded . to home of Mas, it. B. Cousins on Satul
all Ube Briends anti neighbours Boa I>aY. l alV 1loh trate 3 until 5 p.m, citizens of Brussels and eoananu'nity .8t1'0".'"with 1101.ng 31•,,,ali;; ,and tate
their nieny wits of itinitn'esls and Mrs, Cousins game ,a reeding followwhena1 Sacred Concert will be given 8(111-.,») 3 01 ,W1,1101041,2; 0r a it'en
monde of sympathy at the time o,Y ed by euren8 eve,
given by Ma . .in Mlelvilde Paesbteu'ian, ,Chm1h, on 111U,4attlee ante, c;uua'.u;.,jl r.r tnos,ttllj-
the illnless and death Of 'o a,t' husband 7 rebel'. The needing elas'1d with 1 ,onidiay evening next ,camaluent:ing Iles in J3uarope.
un4. tether It was twill much ap. I the Mi:spa'h Benediction. After at. 8;30 .,...111‘440.1 ta,olv. ,u 0,44? the first
pre¢itaibed• ,and will long be remember- v.hdc'h a social hour was ;spent Pre' Outct:,avaing ,aa"t:itsts will 1>e H. M. LLunmuuu3y u,-.1131<.in.b marking too
ed, .Special ,bh,aatilisi lib ,Rei. 0. Wilson eleri;iing the preslden't Mrs. Boss :Unlock„ tenor soloist - moan Satoh 11 a4.44,111, 11, war, ,149.t b1.,L. 'buanks-
rnd M.r. Ranau and to Miss 'Hhgston Turves, with a gilt in remembrance Memorial Church, Tcsomito and 0': 1311 nig ,Tru God toe` the 0112011„lame e1n:d
who sang. ft em ,the l'll,e;ndsthiip filnele, Eisoblln Legge, collo organist of 11 a,ue•w44! sluaui'11 11e 'Rite '110,11 act of
i Toronto. a ;.ya 411,1' 1),a 1).,e, rue bund led ,a
At The (hutches Wet,'Sp'ir and Mille Jane Wol'ic •Iar,,,;i'e of legion ntembttle, service'.
The United Church •,1 Ibe dud:. of .Mielvi'lie' Church will men and endow in unIttoaan and tlhe
"Ise of good •cheer 1 have aver- 'TVG take part in the prog1a11, s'e»wGd td)ulthsO ddsp:,Ly,brng' a sea of
;vine 'the world” was the toot for the . Ad1ni-'t no 54)r. t to tandhe .gda'is of waving 00age,
loornnlg sermon in t11e United' ,ca heal age 25e• Ud'fi41041 V .DaY iiitltiny,9y o11ew d:
(211u1031. The dicta sang the anthem
1,turc at .el,evem o' 1iiack with e. aarvloe
Naw Thank We 411 'fur G0.1." of 1teln tum11ir1ae e et the OehooaL,h
The Odd Fellows and :Rebecca j, J' , D ,j I N rviren the legion, ,aeeonxpan ed by the
a ' III
PT -
"Now
the evening s t 1
Lodges attended t t g Wheeler—Coulter
band, man+c'lue'd. ,to the mieanlearial lea.
bloc Rev. Aim Kerr took for his
Knox United Church, Belgrav>, by 'the legion 50310lu:vs also, ,the deg oY
th
test W'ha't sdtal.l I db thea 101 Ryas Bx +Unite ,of aL pa e1, . M:r: our Russian ally ,caruiea by 'AZrs J-
Je us twii ori is ,134184 the Christ," wedding an: Tttiestlay af&eenaon, Laloer, IIaulsmedsi -a nat6ive .09 that.
two evening ant110ins wane snug by llia7 1, at 2:30 o'•alodk, wluen Rev, G ao1unitlw. who' 'necelntly J'aaeiveld word.
the 'chair, "I willnarise and go to my JI. 'Dunlop milted' in mai'bnage •Malbel
that her son was missing fn, action,
Father"' by Wilson., iu whion Mr. I adael, only ,Naslglu6er of 1311 and iu'aye11 opened 4111e sal+vide, la lnotttia[t
Lloyd Wheeler was the soloist and lira. Chas. •R. Onwltes, Beigrave; an.l o1 s0111>u05 was mead. by Rev, 13.
A 'a hart In rue •bare&t" by Wilson LAC, ll9,enatet'h ,Iienl)ert Wheeler, Mils on ,and ReV, 7111 F, OLdliaan.
wStb Mr. W J. P:rgclor as sal'oist R,C.A.F:, 70110eet' Reim of ?v1?•. and
s1>0Jte blselly in luorn ur of the: heli
and. Mise C Hthgs•ton, Mrs R. B. Mrs. IG. Ii, Wheeler, Bell rave. The
who fo:10419 and 1111055 who ,died. for
Oousins and Mn. B000111lu taking 111119'431 WOG' decorated wilt ferns and .able vWdtgiiy gained anld of the
deepp'imlt suvgg1e Yet :0o be ifiar'ghlt. "True La,sit
off nal'tions 1vhS1h made a t?ort was, sloun.ded by W. iOameooau,.
'beathbi,Bnl hadkgnqumid 'Pan the ,Doe's- ' ..
1110117. Tbie bride; who entered ate and a 111100115 of s3ibernOe pa'91d tribute
ihunnch with 'ter .faihhiea', 1050 at- t0 loot' boys w:h,o paid �9ble a�apreme-
'tired iu to fiootien!gt91 ;gown of sanl)bfice Mos T. 1?ileree,. wiblase, �oh1
white slipper satin bodice, and full eied'ot wounds; PLaczdF the wreath.
1P:ench net skirt over satin. Fier 7e (13101u•d•e V-EaDay, ei191er having
finger-tip veil fell from a heAddaess givau rtha,',ke to God Bir Bbe victor -
0' white ostrich feather tips. She imus end, cif the IDun'apeam' War .and
wore the b11ide cont s, Itadbube to ftllaoee whpse
gn. gilt, ,a nett,: u10ma�g+e aolY�
lane of pearls, and 'eaunnied a .Mower c10001nomi mane lit .possible•, la tareia
b0u0:se3 of 1)11113 belliggait noses,. The ]ntoc'elsisa,on 'sea' 411wi way on: Tuesday
matron of honor was Mrs. J. W. 01°14 Ila 'Ube pang whrette S�bt3,ea' and,
Pick,ell, Belgrave, sieltee of ,the anus lint were canistilgr�elll to an
br 91Iegonom. 'Sime chase n floor. ignominious 'eaud whepu the !torches
length gown of blue taffeta with touched off a blazing pyre whie7at
blue net veil falling ,Prom a.head- oauaueved 'their effigies,, which 1uang
dress of blue main Beat1ea• hips in from ,a scaffold, ,to ,the 1caomnsn3-
siin lar style to .that of -the bride. to 11:4 of wildly anrgin,g betide and.
She 'cmnrieli a colonial bouquet of blow/lug of horns. Thie ihamlil pro-
Vinginila. rose ean`nations, Mr, 'oiled 1111/Vie and .6110115 was singing -
Jonas lit, termites, ,bro3uea• of title'' led by M. Laiyoock. A tree .diene
bride, was beet man. Mr, Roy was held in, the Town Hail' at which'
M'uindy, Wing1s :n, .p0ayed the ot•en Ogr"g'-five' .tlallaatsi was liven Ira
wedding Massie. • - 0.i>ld,le `-Whleeler, silver`'a01T,00111019 `wih153"''i910e Legioi0,
1.nvilon. bl•nthe'r of the 1-irlegron,n• slag was passed .1,n amid' of tea
Ail Lc• ,'
IuslOcal treat is In store the ,cia,,aued uata g,,,ing x,uutaugli
Lee
Mos. Wm. (Palmer) De9llaw
and Family
Hand -Made Russian Fla
1 May Be Seen
The Russian flag alagwn' in a
window of the American Hotel,
l:edng the,aoe 20401ed by Mos. Baker
in Ole Parade to tithe
Oenai>3
ha 1 00
I uiesdall', Was d1an&nua4e by her.
Mrs, i s. IIa3ueiroared .ala
the e ,dieslign in
o1
-old
F r a mei background and it is a
very 'fine piece of work. It was
undloi+Gumatte that Tuesday was so
cold Bon Mme. Bayer was We:au$pg a
Rambo National duress lahldh would
lfave been complete with aea and
headdnstelsi if she had not 11 • to wear
a. coat.
CARD OF THANKS
We the members, of local Branch
of ,the Oanladdata11 Legion wish to ex-
tend aur 'hleelftieslt thanks 491r the
sUppOlt and' co-apeltaluitant of the
people of Bn11s'sels wand community
in ,our ilatiade. on MOT'. 8, ,declared
V -P Day, .to the. ,Cenotaph to honour
the fallen in the Pant struggle for
•d'em,00tlat0y. We wish to extend
our ggnateOud thanks to :Sgt. 11.
SRretton, though rot a memlyem yet
but of a true 1101d9emtng ,spirit, and
hoping ;he will be a, anien79er shortly
nt :the Local Branch of :the Legion
W4 thank .you ,Herb for ygar en-
deavors The Torch parade to the
town 011311c where Hide • wias burned
we believe was• mite a pteasau,t
event foe• the younger generation
long to be remembered by (uteri also
the dance 9ie,1K1 In the do00nr hall,
although net modern but in:• a quaint
nature, was 011907edrtar- Manlywho
attended and the war not over as of
Yeo attirough over in the 011txropean
Theatre we believe yet The Legion
has stall the obligation ho i0anny on
as ggnld soldiers We received the
arotulnt of forty -I've dollarts, and
ee lehftY ,eenitie to ,a silver ,00aleOticn,
taken in the Lelgioin Flag at the
town hall for the purchase of
cigarettes tor the boys (that .ima,y be
9,11
Europe (Oar 30110 !time do tgolme
We wielh to thank again the
pa'tronls of Bnuss,els, end eamanunity
flu' Your 'true paltriohio Op)tnilt - and
Jerking 09 GRIM bo70 to .title, com-
munity 109110 axle eviearselaa. Thanks
n ,the 'local ministers,, the 'blatnid and
o inose who supplied music tor the
dance.
We the ,ex-metnbens ,of the Forges
who ,oter;ed and :grave our • servilces
iu 100n1d war T and ,the war with the
Gievrnlell Reich 19394945.
0. DOLL, :Secretary
tl
part t i,ni .a '6iuo
CRANBROOK
'the T. IP. S. ,had la very eaect essful
Pot luck supper an T0011417 'evening
of lash week. Over fifty sat down to
lint tables anud' a social throe was
eilioy'1d by all.
There was• 'a good attendance as
the V-17 Day 'service held !Ln Knox
Presbyterian Church dues •on Tues-
day afternoon at 3 '0101ock,
Priories, of Ma's Mott. Caamentan are,
Riad to (hear 'tlualt she 15 Improving,
aster ihetr recent Stainless.
Wm. Dunn 1s a palhi'enit in Listowel,
Hospital a;t present,
•Sietwice in keeping with Mother's
Day wi111 be ,held lout 'Sunday morning,
May 113 at 11 o'clock: ,9unday
S'rhoal will be at 10' tq'oloalt,
Th,e •W: VL.,S. held its Mary meeting
10 the 'dhml:clh,. wlt,.,blve..11ealilos •of,.4 1e
south group Er Change. The presi-
dent, Mira D. H1•ethner presided and
1Tns. Martin Ma'cDomaaild ryas; ,at the
organa Atter singing Psalm 36 the
Load's prayer ,was n'epealled 111 ,
trlison, Aim Martin MacDonald
read ,the scripture 'lesson tram' , 1v
12: The minutes were meal and
a.11p1loviad, Thirteen a•espon od to u
the moll' call with a verse of scrip- a
tare. Mns. Lysin Evans. and Mrs. e
1'f: Engel read 'ouinnemt events, Hymn R
386 was, ,enulig .end the isernelbai1y read g,
a: letter from Mas. ,C. :M•dOwrtoll •oil at
Molesworth. Imitlemesbing Medea were s
read lly Mns. Alex 'Steins land Mrs. 1'
Martin MiacDonald and Mrtst Gordon
Irn'ightt mead the 'topic Offering was r
pnetaenided and aumaingemenuta were G
merle to have the June .meeting in i
the church with the village group h
in channge. The, n:eetinug closed by B
singing Hymn, 586 ,and the Bene-
diction wars' pranqunlleed by Mrs.
IVEoDonald.
and Gon'don Anderson, Weston, °s'ettsiees ,cigarette Sundt
cousin of the brittle, were the do V47 Daly 'ended ,051 can esnproprf-
051141rs, 110llowbig the ceremony kllt'e n0lte, nreanembelmig• thio ll0ys who'
the areredllonr 10531 11neld alt elle ane y+at 011ensleas 5111111 t 11058 01110 will
bride's 9tomie, .where the guests g10 an 110 the struggle yet to be won.
•ere received ,by the bride's ,tat thre P'sieiflc,
mother, who, ware 'a two-piece
nose green costume with brown.
ec+eans,aries,.iamd halt .to match .and
orsage- -of Joanna .1121. roses,, INRs.
'heeler, mother of the brid e-
'oonL assisted wearing a Mcacn of
levy blue .sheer with white acsces•
cries and cottage • f' Butterfly
este�s,. •Prlestent at the ceremony
were the halide's maternal grand -
:manta Mir. and :Mist R. C. Mc-
owam, BI7tt1: Mons. McGowan
yore .a gray figured dress with
lack accessories and corsage of
otter'. Times mases. Falfiowling the
recoati on the couple left Oar a
short motor biip For travelling ithe
bride ,donned a Inlet blue dress -
linker writ with pink blouse and
,,,Watt, black aceessorles, and corsage
of Virginia carnations Among the
otrt.afa11own1 „nests. were Mrs, Her -
',nit] E. Buffett rand .4aughtters'% Shir-
ley a'ntl patsy ,0antsoov4lie, Mich.;
Mr, a.ndi, Mrs. G. G. INiheeler, and
sari, Gooag'e, London; 'Gord.on And•
email, Weston; Miss Lois McGuire
of London,
HAN
Would Keep
Youth on
The
FARM
By
1. Providing ;Better Roads
2. Cheap Hydro available in every home.
3. Community ,Extension 'Classes on Farm
Problems.
4. Greater Assistance in Maritetng Farm.
Products.
THIS PROGRAM WILL MAKE FOR BETTER
LIVING C—ON,DITION6 ON THE FARMIN FACT
IN ALL HOMES IN HURON - 'BRUCE.
John W. Hanna
'Vow Vote ttntl Intlnence lSal etted,
Httlt+a.t4li uce "Protteesive Conservative Association
- Community Church 'Service
Marks Cessation .of War
A coanmliiidl y service of Thanks-
giving oto God ton- the cessation of
hosib9id9es in 130810pe was held In
Melville Presbyteries t Ohflllc3L
M,onVdlay alight at eight ioP,igloek and:
was lspgeiy altteuded
The, lora3 'branch of the legion,.
5010)2ce men, high school cadetgl and:
0011001 .dhdldnen, led 1/7 the band',.
paraded, fhoam. the Town Hall to the.
church to attend the servile* w11i01
was in, ,Clhengte of .,Rev. IS' Kerr
mindalher of Melville Church assisted
11y Rev. H. Wilson, oftate United
Choral and Ruv, M. F. ,Oldham,
rector of Sit Jahnl1s An.gidcant,
A Special term of sieawile,e was
used wi411 ilma,yena ,09 T,hgnkegirving
and T,nittealce54cn, lttgnnioa 011 Iiuter
,ress4on amid Dedication A period or
silentio was obslervekf in, m amomy or
,thosie who. have Sadler,
Rev, M P. '01dham, rector of St:
Cadet Inspection 19015 s Ang+litcan •C0anrlclt w3to preach-
my ,Alit cd the �s,erm'or! 315,184 h4 ald4ress ort
irganiet Can -diff,' this Theitne "Tihehla9sgiv32rg For'
The annual 1311trs,selll5 Continuation. Vtrtony"' taking three short scripture
School 0auiet In30eatign Daly was texts Ibled15 12:30 "What mean y,5 -
h e'ld In tale Brussels, Arena on TVray by ante service?" IT Obron0mtes 13;18'
Solo at 2:00 1011. The three ,plleitoane, "The ,Olil11imen, of Judah prevailed-
inuler the ,Marge of Cadet Lieut. becausle they veiled unlit. the Lord'
Mrrtay .Aitadihseston wore 1ewtewled 1>Y rod Of their tkat3terat" else Psalm-
Ma.jar 11 oti g,• D'.C:O , Capita Hall 29;11 "The Lord will give erengtb
from 2'liat Plaid Reg L., WtaxglLanh, motto IDS, people, The Lord will 'liners
Mt, ,H1 Alden, representinng t'.he. His peapie will ,pea!ae," The speaker
oScol Boanld and. Lnduit IJayeeek, stressed, thegreatnessof the day
13st tinstruntor. The first 1)1510on M,attidmy,, Mw,y 74Th, fat w11ii'h we nen:'
'was in charge of C9aidet 'Sgt,44aj„ praise and 'Roark 'God. '01,-11 le the,
Tim 0anetrarl, 111e 'seleond was under G1wer ke Victory. lit M Our duty to
Dat its Bowmian1, 9431 ,tae ,6111151 ander them3t T3l�m who hag, ]helped o!ar•
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