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"GEORGE “ASHINGTON CARVER" by Rachman Holt, was re-
viewed by our Minister before an enthusiastic, respon-
Sive audience that almost filled the sanctuary last
Wednesday evening. Combined with Mrs. Kay's original
poems, given as mugical readings, with Liss Zieger at
the organ, and with cake and coffee in the Social Hall
afterward - it was an enjoyable and profitable evening.
Thanks to the Fellowship Department, Richard R. Cox,
Chairman and his associates. Note: The- Bulletin went
to press before Rev. Duenow presented "Indigo". A large
crowd was anticipated.
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MRS. M. DALE 'VALKER has resigned as teacher of the High
School Girl's Class, after more than four years of faith-
ful service.e ’e commend her for the good work she has
done and hope that she will let us make use of her ser-
vices as substitute teacher whenever needed.

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HAROLD G. EKLUND has been appointed Head Usher and will
make an effort to insure that every person attending our
church services is comfortably scated.

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MRS. CHAS. EB. DEFABAUGH has been appointed Superintendent
of the Beginners Department and assumed her new duties
last Sunday. ,

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A SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT has been organized, with
Ae T. Purinton as tencher. This department should de-
velop into one of. the largest. and finest departments cf
our Church School.

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TO CONSERVE PaRKING SPACE on Nall avenue, it hus been
suggested that we all park our curs diagonally.

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OUR VISITORS LAST SUNDAY: Mrs- Re %. Halford, 5809 5°th
Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. E- J- Feig, and Beverly, 5800 Vista;
Phillip Fox, 6008 Outlook; Don Storay, 3008 Bllege;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Speck, 5105 Rosewood; ifiss Juanita
Mathes, 111 1 29th, Kansas City, Knsas.

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