The Brussels Post, 1939-7-5, Page 1POS T,. PUBLISHING HOUSE
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Wednesday, July 5th, 1939
Orange Celebration
To Be Held Here
Ala roads: wil lead to Brussels on
the 249th :anniversary of the Battle
of the Bayne, July 121.h', for ,tete
Grand Orange 'Celebration to be
held here,
Splendid arrangements have been
made to acconnodate the large Puma
ber of Orangemlen. True Blues and
all otlrerrr expeoted to come to
Dinneen, to participate in the cate-
nation. of the "Glorious 12Th,"
There will be the grand parade of
lodges .at 2 o'elock, 'followedon
their arrival at Vittoria, Park by a
Baud Contest 1vtUh various contelst&
of interest, planned for, S•peechee'
will take paloe follawiug the Band
Can'tetst,
'There will be bail games for the
sport enthusiasts inoluddng football
and glens' softball, Ripley vs. Brun.
nets,
There will be music all day pro-
vided, by prase and pipe bands,
In the leven:ing there will be a
midway and dancing.
Dontt miss the big dray planned in
Bruss'els.% July 12th,
See the advertisement in this
issue also large ipostens fon full
info matt
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* SEE YOUR TOWN n' r
• FROM THE AIR
* Enjoy One of the Thrills '0
of Life
WHILE IN BRUSSELS *
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* WEDNESDAY/', JULY 12th *
* AIRPLANE FLIGHTS FROM *
• DAWN TO DUSK
• Plane From Sky Harbor, *
Goderich
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REGENT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYINfi
The Lady Vanishes
MON., TUES., WED,
Errol Flynn Olivia DeHaviland
Dodge City
Bruce Cabot Alan Hale
"Dodge City" melting pot of adven.
turers, settlers, gunmen
t e in gorgeous technlcolor w
Leanne
NEXT THURS., FRI., & SAT.
Frederic March Joan Bennett
Trade Winds
Ralph Bellamy Ann Sothern
Thrilling romantic escapade as boy
chases girl through glamorous
tropical lands --with a warrant
for her arrest
COMING—
Moonlight Sonata
• Ethel Improves
Play -Off Chances
Northern Division
W,L,T,P.i
Blruisseia 5 2 1 /11
Atwood 3 8 1 7
Manny 3 3 2 8
Ethel 2 3 3 7
Listowel 2 4 1 5
Southern Division
W, L. T. P.
.St. Coolunnb'an ,,,. 3 03 • 9
,Seaaori,b
2 3 1 5
Walton 2 3 1, 5
Winthrop - 0 4 2 2
Rain played havoc with the games
antedated. in the Huron, Football on
Fi iday, In the only gaane that was
,played, the Etihel teaan improved
its :play-off chances by bantling
the Brnssels team Its second
defeat of the season. The game
meent northing to Brussels, which
has climbed first ,place in: the
north division of the league.
Cliff Dunbar gave die Ethel
team a lead in the first half, Louis
Russel/ tied' the score for Bruse.el,
before the halfway mark was
scored by Roy Pearson of Ethel
in the second half.
By its victory, the Ethel team
moved up into a tie with Atwood
for second' niece, The game be-
tween AUwrood and Listowel was
called off. St. Columban and Wal-
ton, who were to have played the
first game of the .semi -finale in the
southern division also were rained
out.
Proctor Re -union
Excellent weather conditions fay -
owed these who gathered' for the
eighth annual prooter reunion bend
at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Wil-
liam, Procter, Brussels, on Saturday
ofternocn, July 1.1, 1939. Despite
i21e fact that a number of the rela-
tivee wer.•i.u.tlallle to. be.:.presemt,
sixty-seven Persons registered dur-
ing the aDterntocn. About 4.30
o'clock the group assembled et the
Binesels. park where the sports
committee oonductde races anal a
softball glare. Followling the
slports in the park, delicious re-
freshments Were served on the
lawn at Mr, and Mrs. Will. Procters'
residence, •
Axion bflsirness meeting was
held from Which resulted the an
pointuient of Harold. Procter as
president and Miss Edith Prooter,
secretary treasurer for 1940. A
hearty vote or thanks was =tended
to the host and hostess* for their
hospitality diming the day. All
Joined int singing "God Save the
King."
Relatives were 'Present for the re-
union from Clinton, London, Fort
Frances, Wingham, Belgrave and
Brussels.
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Why Suffer ?
When Nature has provided in her ,great vegetable laboratory—
the fields and Fonsets—a remedy for your complaint
YOU CAN BE HEALED
if you obey the Law1s of Natryre
**-•`• DISEASE CANNOT EXIST
Everything you eat to sustain life has gob to grew, a.ted all medicine
tbitat will Heal, Purify and Strerngitien has got 10 grow, It must
contain the get29 of life,
IF IT WONT GROW, IT WON'T HEAL
There's Matey 8 Person Lies Burled Within a Foot of the Herb
that Would Have Healed Them
COMING! - Mr.Murfin
Expert on Herbs, Will Be at t'ie
Queen's Hotel, Brussels
Thursday, July 1 3th
ONE DAY ONLY—ALL DAY AND EVENING
Special Herbs for the Telateret t Diseasen
-Asthma, Aeller2tie Anaetnaa, Bed Wetting., Bladder 't`rowbiee, Boils,
Filets Catarrh, B*anlcluttie' Constina'tiou, Hay Fever, Kidney Troubles,
Lumbago, Neneetis, Nerve Troubles, ibheumatisnl, Stoanach 'Troubles,
Skin Diseases', Sciatica, Tonsils Removed Without olseration,'Female
Troublea 'Worms, etc.
REMEMBER THE DATE—THURSDAY, JULY 118th
And ;Meade 'nettle `Early
CANADIAN BOTANIC GARDENS
Box 513, 1t;dHb&4, coWrAliltb
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
11 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
New Massey -Harris Will Hold
Tractor
TLave yow• had a look at the new
Massey Haines tractor on display at
elm Massey Ha•r,•ris shop in Brussels? •
Jt is well 'worth Deering a look all
Its smart appearamoe is only sur,
passed by its unequalled efficiency,
*You ueed one of them.
Herb Expert a
Conning
Mr. MUifln, the espent on herbs,
will be at the Queen's Hotel, Brus-
sels, on Tbeiusebty, ,linty 131'1. lie
iris had over 20 years' experience in
,treating with herbs.
CARD OF TlIANKS
We wish to thank all our neigh-
bours and Stientle, -and special
Llttllks to Rev. W. A. Williams, Zoe
their deeds of kindness and sym-
pathy et the, time of our resent be-
reavement. It win all be grate-
fully remembered,
The Jeschke Family.
NOTICE
JESCISKE—en Listowel Memorial
hospital, on Wednesday, July
1939, Luise Thode beloved wife
of Paui Je*dhke, 111 her 61st year.
The funeral will be held from her
late home in Craubrook on Sat-
urday,
aturday, Jelly 5211, 1-19, Service at
2 p,m, ll»te*nrenit will be made
in Cranlbrook cemetery.
Belles Lassies
Defeated Teeswater
Ou Monnay mien Belles lassies
defeated Teeswater to the tune of
20 to 5. Bkntsselts battery of Jewell
and Lowrie Played 'a sensational
game, and, from, the Hirst Brussels
held Teeswwter back from getting
many runs, Brussel being short -
blended had to use their two subs,
M. Fox and: 5, Jewell, who carne
tboruglh withflying colors. and turn-
ed in a very good gaTe.
Brussels, ldnatup.—
J. Jewell, D. Jewell, W. Lowrie,
M. Backer, E. Baelcer, V, Fox, M.
Fox, H, Rowland and •C. Russel,'
GORSELITZ REUNION
A very pleasant time was. spent
on Sunday, June, 2 at the home o2
Mr, ante' Mrs. Melvin Carnochaan of
Ethel in the tom of a reunion with
the following members present: Mr.
and Mrs, Henry Gorselitz of Crane
brook; Mr, and ere, William Gorse-
litz of Ethel; Mr. John Gorsetitz
and family; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hay-
den and daughters. Mona, and Joyce
all of Oranbroolc; Mrs. Ida Pabst
(nett Ida Gorea,litz) and daughter
Grace of Buffalo, N.F,; Mr. and. Mrs,
Ed Collis (nee Caroline Gorselitz)
and their fancily of Henfryn; Mr.
and Mrs. Elsner Collis and
eon Billy of Ethel and
Men. Melvin Carnoohan of Ethel
and Mildred at liome. The afte'r-
DOOn was• spent in music and social
chi after Which a dainty itrnch was
served and all returned to their
rospeotive homes,
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• WEDDING
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JOHNSON—EDGAR
"Under an arch of evaegreon trim-
aped with orange blaseolns, a pret-
ty wending was solemnized at the
home of Mr, end' Mrs. Arthur Edgar,
Morrie Township, at high noon on
Wednesday, June 2811, when their
daughter, Olive Winrwt2red Dageat,
of Toronto, became the bride of
Mr, Donald Charles Johnston, of
Toronto, son of Mr, Win, Johnston
mid the lade Mus, Johnston, of
Rene', Rev. A. V. Robb, officiating-
The bribe, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor -length; dress
of blue chiffon with white shoulder
length veil trimmed Witi, orange
hlossloansi lvitll white stems lad
gloves to match, anti cttrn'ier Drier -
claire reeds girth nlaidernhabr fern.
The bride's sister, Miss lelen
Edgar, wan bd•ileeanaid, and Wove a
fioordengeli- dress of ri-nk chiffon.
With 'w0nbte accessories.' The wed
icing matron Ivan [plana' 'hY the
bride's• Carlin, Mise Framielm
ridge.
Mr.
Mr. Alvin Proctor WIes groomsman,
The brides'* tn'aveleing contents
Was of yelloµ lace Chiffon, with
white and Jelponica• accessories,
'POIO sing the wedding trip they
w i11 reside in 'Toronto.
Church Service
'Pre members of the Brussel*
-Orange Lodge No, 774, will attend,
in a bodee", divine service at St,
John's Anglican church newt Sun-
day morning, Jiuly 9t1i, at 11 0'-
*lock,
NOTICE
It is i$nf*Wft0 for anyone to shoot
black and grey eklulrrels, The
penalty for same is a flee of not
lexis- than $10.00 for •eatdh offence,
Wingham Band Will
Present Concert -Mere
Members of the Wdnghain banld
will present a eplenklid concert at..
Vietoraa Park on thus Sunday even-
ing. Be pwesent •to near it and show
Your appreeiwtiAn, A large crowd
win no doubt ati sed Yo enjoy it.
Painting Being Dona
Each week brings, about brighter
cloaking Banns in the business sec-
tion with Ole painting of store
trains apI other business 'places.
It gives .the ,town an entirely sew
and cleanly aspect, making it nicer
for the people of the community
and visitors to carne to, a large
Crowd of which is exepected to be
stere on the 12th of July for the cele-
bration,
CHURCH NOTES
Morning service in St. John's
Anglican Obwrch was conducted by
the rector, Rev. H. J. Hendry.
At the Sunday morning services
at the United Church dlte Lord's
Supper was served and. new mem-
ders received. At the evening ser-
vice impressions were given od the
World's Fair 'whieh the minister
Rev. H. J, Mahoney and Mrs. Ma-
honey, attended recently.
Former Bluevale Pastor
Passes In Toronto
There Passed away on Monday at
the Wellesley Hospital, Toronto,
Rev, I B. Welwyn, beloved husband
of Francis A, Welwyn and father of
Marion, Arthur, Bearce and the
late Dr. William. M*L, Welwyn. Mr
Wolwan was a former pastor in the
Methodist C1 urdh here and 12 was
dulling his pastorate that the
Methodist Church was erecter,
that is being wrecked at the pres-
ent time.
DON'T MISTAKE
Oheapnese for value, When you
buy an unknown product for a few
cents less, what are you saving?
Noticing Insist on the Nationally
known product -The product that
has always. given you the best re-
sults, Then yon are ' ,sure of
gettinlg exactly what you pay for,
Borden's, a Nationally mown ice
creatn is solei at ti'rewar's in
Brussels. only, insist on Borden's,
its got to be good.
A. GREWAR.
Garden Party
Much Enjoyed
The garden- panty heal on the
lawn, of B. 13. Walker, under the
attendees, of Melville Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening 'MS a
spleedid sueess, Supper was serv-
ed to over 600 people,
A much enjoyed program was pre-
sented by the Shields •fancily of
Mount Forest, Mueipia1 seal'etlon'e
by the Brussels Cltidens Band were
alupu`eciated, •
fine grounds were beautifully
lighten for the oceaslo•n. Some
were o•yerheaud to remark that it
was the best garden party they had
ever attended',
It was (1w closing tea -tare of the
nth anuivensaly of the church.
Another Atrocity
For (Cars
The latest StrOedty with which
the motor aocessonly faddists are or-
namenilnlg' the rear portions of their
aatoanobilea is what is known an the
razberry Pace. This device
.sc2eidme* Is perched over the
incense plate braokeds of a car and
When the driver of the tmutse-'witgoil
wank* 'to healt chose Met -inlets
follotwltng, he simply press m
buttote. The Sae* lights up, the
tongue stinks one and a booing
Sound ie eluitted from the hade..ons
apparatus,. The only ening t>be
Guests were present from Luck- Inventor of Ibis ridiculous device• • •
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how, Ripley, Biubvale and Wong- has forgotten is a stenchreimltting Mr..Nolnnan S1nitit and Misses
bane
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Old -Fashioned
Service Is Enjoyer
At ,Brussels
Dune McKinnon spent the holiday '
at Grand Bead.
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W, A. Black is taking a summer
course at London,
• Jack Baelker has returned to To-
ronto after two weekws vacation at
ale amine.
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Donald McRae of Toronto •spent
Dominion Day with hiss parents, Dr.
and Mae. MetRae.
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Mr. and M'ns, Auntie Currie and
mon Paul of Toronto are visiting
reltives and friends in Brussels,
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Mr. Dave Miller, win spent nearly
a year is Timmins, is home for a few
holidays,
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Mrs. Benson Wheeler of Hamilton
spent lite wealt,end' with Mr, and
Mrs, W. Bell and banally.
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lir. D• S. Manacle of Stratford
spent a few holes, on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs, W. H, Kerr.
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Mrs, (Dr.) Moore and sister Miss
Myrtle Hunter of Trowbridge spent
Tuesday with friends.
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14Ir. and: Mrs. Harold Kerney
spent the week -end with Heroin's
parents .lir. and Airs. Franck Kernee.
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Mr. and Mns, Frani: Oliver of
Detroit spent the week -end with
Mrs, Jolm Oliver.
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Mies Margaret Hastings,. London,
is visiting with her - brother Dave
and' other friends in 'town.
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Ed*. Ernest Midler of St. Thomas
was a holiday bisitor with bis moth-
er Mrs. Wen, Miller and other
friends.
anm, Mrs. • * Ward. Buoha>ven
and Warn and Joyce of Detroit, are
weakling a week at the home of Mr.
Mark Buchanan,
Mdse Olive Floody and Mr. Russ
Brown of Toronto spent a short
while with the latter's nelce, Alar,
Helen Kenr on Dominion, Day. Mrs.
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Mr. and, Mrs, Geo. Ferguson their
daughter Muss Jean and son Mr.
Russell B., spent an hour d1 so
Sunday calling on Mrs. Herr run
Marty Helen.
Mrs. Garry* 'Wilson*
and daughter
Mary of Cayuga spent the week -end
With, the normler.s cousin Miss, Ella
Heir, R.N., at tele home of Mary
Helen Kerr.
Airs. Procter daughter nits* Grace
and son 1r. Grant Proctor are
spetrdililg a few days with Mr, and
Mfrs. Wes. Kerr anti other families
of the Proctor relatives,
Mr. and Mit ,7)aui Penman ac-
compa.nded a41r. and firs, 3. A.
Blyane of Fondwich on a week -encs
visit to Strathroy and were guests
of Mr. and Mrs, 'Clarence Bryans,
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n1*'. ane Mrs•. Hemingway of De-
troit, and Mr. and Mins, Carl Hem-
ingway 01 Woodstock spent the
week-emkl With their ,parents, W, J.
and Mrs, Hemingway,
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Dr, and Mrs, J. H. Bushman and
Lorna Roth inn Mrs. R. T. Strachan
anti Miss Flo, Btichanau motored to
Hamilton on Friday to spend the
visiting 11ou'rs with Miss Ruth
Strachaa,
Dr. and Mins.J• .k H* But:canan and
Miss Lorna. 1111111 of Delomine, Man,,
are visiting at the Thome of bis
entbe7 Mr. Mark Bucbnnan and
,help him celebrte his ninetieth
bil+thday on June 27th,
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Mr. and. .Mats. Gaill Long of
Santa. Monaca, Ca:L, Mr. and 9Srs.
G, Thomson and Von Pranks were
visitors witlu Mr, and Mrs, Cleve
Backer and Attended the ebelsch
enunlverear7,
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Visiting et the home of D. A. and
Mian Annie MoDonkzld• are: Miss S.
A. Mi-tclte'll and Margaret McDonald
Toronto; Mrs, F*rleY and son, Bal-
Talo; Mrs, Johnlstou and son Of
Britton.
ISlpcl.lial eerviees inn Melvdllc
oluurclh on Sunday nandnoted by
Rev. Dr. Palmer of Palmerston, wino
gave two eplea,did discousels, The
evening service was atter the old
form, the singing being len by pre-
centor MacDonald, of K1020551 who
has filled that position there, for the
past 54 years. All stood, for player
and remained sitting for the singing
on 121e 'Psalms, No e11Odr was re -
mired, The collection also wan
taken up in the old way with the
long handle with the Uoxee on tb.e
end. It brought the older people
bank to bygone days when the organ
wee unknown in the church. At, the
morning eerwce two anthems were
contributed by the chair and Ma's.
Cline Scott of Regina, a former
resident, was guest singer.
Atdlh5tentts, memlbers and friend's
who attended service in Melville
Church on Sunday included: Isabel
Stra.ohan Scott, Regina; Marion
Scott, Jim Scott, Regina; ,Mr. and
Mrs, George Tlromeon and Franke.
Tot -onto; Mr. and, Mrs, Gare Long,
Santa Monica, Cal.; Mrs, J. M.
Gneiss, Winthrop, Ont.; Mr. and
Mrs:.J. Blanehford, Walton; Mtn -
Kate MoDouald ,Toln,ston, Britton;
Mas. Jessie Farley, Buffalo, N.L
Mrs.' Jennie Jackson, Harriston;
Mrs, Vina Bow•.nian Scott, Bobsay-
geon; Mrs. William Wiedemann,
Wingham; MSS Margaret Mac-
Donald, Toronito; Mrs. E. T. Bell.
Toronto; 22111, John Keeney, of
Toronto; Alrs. 'Chas. McGavin, Wal-
ton; Mr, and Mrs. Frank Oliver;
Detroit, Mich,; Georgina Keri Wit
son, Mary and Billy, Cayuga; Aims.
Carrie Dunbar, Kitchener; Jean
Stewart Heaningwey, Toronto; Iso-
bel Streeltan Youmans., Detroit;
Margaret MacDonald, Clinton; Mrs-
Artbair Smith, Detroit; Mrs. Mar-
garet Wilson Lawson, Canton; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Work, Toronto;
S. V. MacLauglilan, Miss Mary
and Editr, Toronto; Mrs, Louis"
Eclender, Mr, and Mrs. LIoyd Her-
ber, Tor'OnIo: Margaret Scott, Tor_
onto; Mas. Thomas Turnbull, Ethel;
Mr, and. Mrs. 11. J. Thuell, palnrera-
ton; Nellie Jardine, Horulby; MTS.
S. M. Wheeler, Hamilton; Mr.
and Mrs. George lirLauolrlin, Van-
couver; Mr. and Airs, A. K. nage.
Toronto; Mer. J. P. Scott, West
Lorne; Archie Ballantyne, London;
Mr, and airs. E. Cardiff, Atwood;
Ales.. Franck S 5inaer, Halifax,
N.S„ Mns, Gordon McGavin, Wal-
ton; B. S. Hemingway, Toronto;
Ii, C. Thuell, Palmerston; Mr, and
9Tre. W, J• Cameron, Palmerston;
Mrs. J. R. Wheeler, Goderich; Mr,
and Mrs. V. Grills, Robert ani
June. Elizabeth, Flint, Mich„ Mr.
and Mi*, G, A. Menzie, New Lon:.
don, Iowa, U.S.A.; lir, and Mrs. Jas,
Meanie, 4lolesworth; Mrs, W. 51.
Herr, Ainleyville,
Huron School
Fairs Arranged
Prize lists and rules are out for
the Huron School Fairs, to be held
d•utdng the month of September.
The series opens at Belgrave on
September 11th and will •conttinne
through the week until Friday in
the, fallowing order; Foldnwicb,
Sept, 12; Sit. He1•ens, Sept. 13;
Curtie's- Corners, Sept. 14; Carlo ,
Sept. 15, Miter the week -end,
Hetinall Pair will be held Monday,
Sept. 1S; Grand Bead, Sept. 19'
Holmmesvine, Sept 20. There is. a
prospect of two or more additional
fates being arranged.
nozzle, Dora and Rabe, =Smith of Borden
Sask., 'rho have bean on a trip to
the Eastern States, arrived in town
Wednesday and are visiting at their
home here. 04Tr. Smith was dele-
gate from S editatchewan to the
Shreniev's 'Convention, for Nort .
Amanita at Baltimore.
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W. A. Black, teadlter in Glenan-
an public School and former pupil
Of Brussels, High 31'hool was sun-
ceseiiul in winning tenons, an has
recent enamel on British and 'Carr
salae. History, which given him -a
standing Of 4 orekllte on his. first
year lad Univesedty words, 'lura
cotire,e Wan taken up in Wingham
dhrr4ng tone past school term EOtt'
gitabulationte 13111,
The United Church
REV, H. J. MAHONE?, 19.A., 11. 19,
10 p.m.—Sunday Sehodi
11 amen -Morning Worship
p.m. --.Evening Worship
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