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'a on` thanked, Mrs. Zinn
er most interesting and infer-
mative t And Um,. Elliott.closed
the progMM with Prayer.
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y BO* it leader, presided
for the business. Shel Welcomed the
members back for the' fameetings
With)* short poemand and prayer.
Mildred 'on gave the
treasurer's• report and Kay Crawford
reported for community friendship,
andiatura Lee Cay'l0 for amnesty.
fellowship of the east Coin wag
given ^by• Anne Anderson on El
Salvador with prayer�for this
country and its people.
'Elie announcements were given.
Mrs. C►yley was . pianist for the
hymns.
rs. Boyle closed the business
+aideprayer the
...its A social time
It►'dinner at Ln tle*
feria Church an September
4 launched the fall prgram for the
Women's Missionary i.
Mildred 'tort* opwa the
ttic
Wing with'the poem September,F
and was informed that most of the
ladies had learned it in public
school fir Memory work.
Donalda Moffat gave the Bible
Study,• g. front Mew 10:1 •.
23, the tailing and instnictions to
the 12 disccipl s. The same iristruc-
tions.still apply today.
Audity MacDonald pr.eseritd the
c on Central ,America,fling
how Chr tl*r ly was changing thea
doctrine to tion. As chi
unity grows t ' is greater jus
lice, freedom and peace.
Rliedn Laidlaw revicwet ': the
omen's Missionary Society An .
o resenting some of t
highlights.
Gladys s Roobe on wasc et
of the variety number. Sheread
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per, The Perils of a Public.
'SPeatert also a tribute to John
Ross.. who had been 'n principal vin
the Lucknow School for many
years.
The rollvasiswered` vith an
article from the ' Presbyterian
Roy
Secretary; Ebb •dlnw, tend
the correspOridence which included
Several that* you notes 'that had.
collected over the summer and two,
iinvitations, onefrom Wingh
one• Witeclur+ch to their
theoffering meetings.
was expressed to the
committee that had been responsible
for covering WI the hymn books.
Following rem,. from the
treasurer and visiting committee.
thankedMildred everyone that had
contributedtoward The meeting and
closed with prayers
turned down the movie role of
El 's 'ether, Alfred P. Doolittle,
in
“My .Pak Lady" before Stanley
Holloway got the paint?
lames Cagney.
When during World War Il did
Russia declare war on Iap ?
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b. 1,,�4two days tear
the U.m•Hiroshima.