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JETER CHAPEL AME CHURCH
tttv. K. A. Young;?Pastor
(ARTIST .F.?The S. S. was called
to order by the Supt. Kro. K. IT,
Henderson. I was late but what 1
caught of the lesson was wonderful.
The teachers were a"\ their
posts of duty. Sister Young taught
class No. 1, Class No. 2 was
omitted. The subject of the lesson
was: Tfe Church In Asia Minor
(Acts 12725 to~T5:5o. Printed Acts
13:1-4", 44-49. Memory Selection?
"We are ambassadors for Christ,
As though (iod did beseech you by
us, we prax you in Christ's stead
be reconciled to Coil 'Al.'-milutlu-.V:20
20 were in class. Not many on roll.
lection $4.00.
Service started at the usual time
with music from the Choir,
[chapter. (>th verse of proverbs,
[Our pastor irave us~a?splcrtri id-~lee|
tine and also preached ft very ^dod
i sermon. We. all enjoyed the subject,
| The c rowd was small today on ac|
count of some bad news of deaths
in the community, and funerals
i The collection was $1<>.We havr
j r,aised SSI.30 on our drive for the
rutf ' to jro in our chtipch. Pleast
members and friends, don't cfet dis;
eourajred. We may run int<
1 dark clouds, but the sun is stO!
sliinhi<s. So" if we trust (?od . ans
| ask him to help us, we Will over
j ? ome somes day. We are prayinpr foi
j I'Veryboilv that dwells under JJk
j living sun that we all may jrr??\<
stlonjter in the power of oui
heavenly Puther, and fur the s-hu
j and si,ut in..
Mrs. Kaster Morgan
M P. OLIVE AMI? ( III K< II
Itev. K. W. Saunders?Pastor
DA\.'/.ELi,?Sunday RcJloill wit,[opened
at the lisual hour 10"::?t
I ...ui c- .. . it-s:t . . fr:
I Willi niJJK. ? IIXMi (l| IllI.UII^, i, e i *
i lesson was beautifully tawirht an<
discussed by the various ida.sseEind
. was reviewed by ?>!! > Iie<sh
' 1-te r(nyl'in ?
Then the Assistant Socrcfnr;
I Miss Susie Mae Wactor! than Sim
[ lay Sebool..Avas adjotiVircd.
Morning worship began immcdi
ately following Sunday-iicluju!. . _L-:
hymn w:ts lined by Rev. T. <
I Stark. I'rayer by Mr. TV (J. Giil'-i
j -haw. than the Kev. Stall, read 5 d
..Scripture, 4:7 from the hook fe
i ended by John.i'notrees. MrlTl'crr
j lh*terson Jr., (church announcer
] After which a short testimoniii
J oi(,et inji- was held and every on
who desire had his testimonial t-oh
.which cvery-one enjoyed. At -th
"lose" >f"Thy sOhVlefe IU-V. SaiNlH'
explained the 4th chapter of Join
He used for his subject. And H
I must need Go Through Saniari
Every heart Was touched as h
brought this message through. W
_ s.lorig with (Jod hlessed the me-'
. rage. also the messenger, than of
fcring <Vas taken by Mr.-. Flore:.c
Eowery. Mr. Willie Jenkih-. Mrr*.
ii! i
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" Closing remarks wore made h'
' Rev. K. W. Sander's. our nel'ovoi
pastor. He said there are so mud
good in the worst of us and s(
; much had in the good of us that i'
i behoves-any of us-to talk about thf
j vest." Benediction hy Rev. T. C
j < ul.hagestalk.
.At 8:00 there were suppose t?> o<
a mark weeding, hut on-account ol
the late program, Sunday afternoon
the mark wedding v a~ no'
held because there vere jiist, n
couple that were present. The pas>
tor came forth with a soui stirring
message. He took his "text front II
Cor. 2:2. Didn't our hearts burn
when the man of God spoke to =
f
finni the Wayside? We were very
triad to have Airs. Sophia M. Kret:
and family, also Airs* L. A'f. Douglas,
sister of Airs. Kctt. They are
from the Wayntan Chapel AMU
Church. Stateshurg. S. Gr Rev. fe".
V. Gthhs is--the pastor of that
great-and beautiful church.
We are asking that? all that will
to take a part-in-12 Trial nuuvh ori
Sunday night, sponsored by ATr. B,
ivowery. neneoicnon ny itt v. Sander's.
LOCAL NEWS
Wc aiilL praying fur t h?. r, ..? >
the. sick list. We hope for them a
speedy recovery.
The members of the Oospel
Choir went over tr> Four Flridge to
sing in a Musical program, sponsored
1^- the Choir of their church.
Kembcrt is having it's annujil service
at 6:00 in the High "School
Auditorium. We are asking- that
each one go out to this ejrercise,
Mrs. W. W. T>rooks is the prineipnl
of this great school. Mr.
tjrook's home is in Orangeburg, S.
C.
Also at '4:00 the Dennis High
School ig having its Annual Sermon.
We are asking each to go tc
the Dennis Iligh School Auditor
- - V- ium,
JlishopviJle, S. C. Mr. W. W.
fiattt.x'fiatv is ihrJr-??eat principal,
- ,he is the J?on of Mi1, and Men. P.
- < inliishaw, Ihil/.cll. C. *?3
If you arc in douht as where to
"cmrmnne Sunday, came to Mt.
Olive.< Welcome i.s the key that
open up the door of our Church.
tiardt nia Klizabeth Wilson, Itpt.
i
! SI. M \KK AM 11 < III IU II
11 |{t.v. I.. Nichols?Pastor
11 mncsiii hi; (iit( itj;
J? .ri NSONN Il I I- -- Sunday
School' lie'jra'n at its usual hour,
1 rw!".'.-'!'.e S'.ipt. at liis reyu 1 zrr?pcrstr
, The I'-ssun was discussed in the
i variiuesr-ehissesl I n*' review ' was
j'.i'iv"'! i v Aie I'a.-tor.
i Wot ship service beyan at 11 :?>0.
I The Jr. Choir rendered beautiful
! . The .Sci'i.'ture lesson was
, I tai en from the 1 Hth chapter of St.
I Murk anil the" JCualL,- Verse.- Lsl
'**""iV!Ti?'.; N"1 .' 'JL'tt. "I'rayew hy?Mr.
James. Curry. Notices Hy. Mr." J. H.
'' \\ i'I ..in on?aiiiI?the?fit'U list LyJ
Mrs. Adlee Allison. 2nd. Hymn No.
; r 1 1 ?>. ..
>i. T!.< pa.-uor's text was tiikon
> from ,;te loth chapter of St. Mark
. h!-i " f 4i?ir Vt?i .<e. Subject: "Henlii-r-jii'
Trau.-ferred into Heaven."
|i \ ii<?1 >1< -r-niioii n as preached.. I 'in
| j;vj'r'to ciynne enjoyed it'. A
I I'iii'i'a! . o.rtVi'i'.jr ua_s_tai.en. There
. '.vcri' ! l>> onhiihetv present 'and 1
, vi-itnr. T.
A; m:i.n? theCarolina Gospel Sin
vt' i i ! Cre- iPm fcr"iV~ \viI17
i.-. They rend ; i d a v ery l ine pro;
! 1! I'!'-!!1'." i'-V?Avi4l- SoUlt <1W-Ulli
ayain. ; *
.j- \V ure^C i- hri and praying that
) unr l eiijile Avill join wiln ns in our
t ! ; . ii e ' and .friend ai e welcome
j-ali linn-. '
Mi * Iia/' J i?avi'-. Upt.
.;|T \Ki.KT \ M K ( III U< II
II |{? \. \rllnir T. Fisher?-I'astor
i i I' I:.I .V IM!.l/ Sunday May d<?th.
I J 'Aii: a." ii rent day.a' Turjr"' ("htireh
' {itrH-.Sandiiv School opened pioinpt>
!y at M?: K?. di -ct, --!? :i in various'
j t;lav.. i?' I'll-?inti-ri's'.itiH'?and at.'
tenda.'.! < and collection w;i.' pootf.
-1 The ie'mi!! '..a- . reviewed After
'.v;;i i .V]n! .".iny wiird in Utjfaji at
? j 1 1:1 A. M. 1'idpii'y .e-ts of the
r |... ' i.. '. : I- l!v. It. II. Gray. I're:
d .)' I.dim ni' I r: < iiarleslon !?!.
[ 1 l ie" : lid I?ev. ISampton from
r:' : ' . :
. j The ;r.e-'hroujrhl by
y[ I limy. He - j ??>k < . frofn- the
) .thi :iu-: Hod'-: iSms-dnsr. He dosed
l! in'- ?* i tii'jTi sin-jnj;. We'll T'ndore
'st;.!;.i 1- IhdUr |{y art*! Hy. The
|, ; spirit !.! hiui. T.liile the man of
t1? \V" m ; ' ?i ?' a -t'(i?rn?vn +ttttiir
i. , . l-itm a ml- They art* always
i? i in 'i.iv vices.
;i W were happy to have our pasp
tor ami oreMdiatr KMt i nark from
0 ; a e <'<>nfcri-n<<- in .Miami,
- "! *!/. Mr. I'.t v ;i Wiiloiii- w.'i - a < *
; A";I a- .voiuin-ful
<? , J ? ?It^
: ; T . Third Q.Jjh teriv Cor fo retire
? ? >.! ( ,i?rr?rr?'tidM?.Mm.day
: - r May Ji ?;oii j,.. at
j i'o' \H K i .-v. T> pastor
1 ai d '! ; -d.:. KI.Ips- atrain. hroay hl
i l-- fro.n 'ac (irticral C'on>
feivrtee in Miami. I'.Ia. They were
I threat iv h'a-a-od at the reports of
* 'tio Quarterly < 'opfrrene'e.
' i>..,.
I I," 1 I.-.IV 1
to ?- ? ?>iors at Uo>
hers Ili-ii . S .-haul.. Prof. P. F.
? j Spell Principal. Rev. Fisher iipoke
. j from ' *it- theme; Know the. Truth
tnrh shall make you free.
L j See'omiiy seek it, iliac] it. hold it.
. He v.ns enjoyed ' i>y the enure
hyrm.tj. 1 i( ;:yy. Rev*.. C. Hich;
i i.uiy. il'-v. I,i:th<u' Wright, Rev' A.
AV ' .-hi. accompanied hint. The
i;!? < i'11> rendered music who was
.'under toe ?!ii?,ri of Mrs. .Tones,
i A i a! o very happy to have this
y.'i'.i- man as our leader. We feel
. quite sure if i y (iodls."help, Rev.
jArthui F. Fisher will, yet our
' PhuRui-on"a"fltsTTmove for 1050.
| We are praying fur his s'liFeesa.
\\ ' have sick members r>n our
!.-ies lis*, f.ct us remember them
} in nvnyer that they will soon he ouT
t a train. So Long.
1 Mr-. Annie Sprinkle, Rpt.
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V SS*yU^Ai)MlNihIl<ATJUN &?
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Last Rites For Mrs
-'vf- '
Funeral^Sl^vic?s Mrs. liarlift
Edge^ton Walif* mother ol
j Bishop William Jacob Walls, sen
ior bishop of the A.M.E. Zior
Church, were held Tuesday at Chiengo's
Creator .Walters AMF. Zioi
- Cht'i't-h, with Bishop Herbert Bel
Shaw of Wilmington, N. officiating.
\ "
Mrs. Walls, who had for a num
her of years been the only living
nVbtlu r of a bishop in the AM1
Zicm Church, died in her home ir
TChuago on May 1(5, several day?
after eclchraling her 92 birthday.
Several hundred persons, inehul
; iny; bishops,. general officers, min
of other denominations Crowcjeci
the (.lunch to pay last tribute tc
- ihr !'.j > cai old woman wln> tv-:tacchii
tiled throughout the A. M. K
/ion?denomination?-as?" Mnthei
Walls." anil in 1955 was 'selector
as Mother-of the Yeah in the Mis
siosuiry Sot r.
Bishop Stephen (Jill Spfttswom
of the 7th Episcopal District, com
prising Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
Texas and Colorado, delivered, the
y
eulogy. Telegrams of sy'n.patln
were received and ifeknowlt'dged I?\
Mis'non O. Ew'hank Tucker " of
Louisville, K.V., "from throughbul
the ' country and from -leaders o!
such organizations as the Nation
j a I Association for the Advance
men1 of TCtflot^ed People;-the Na
iic'nai Federation of' Women'.(Tul
s. )he National Council <>1
Churches, the Women's Home am
Eon-ion .Missionary Soeiety'oT tin
A.AI.K. /ion Church, also from U<>
land Hayes; fumoUs singer ol
Broolclirie. Mass and leading <?ffi
rials in State governments.
In all, eight Insnops of the /ior
Church participated in the sen
vices. They Included Bishop !?an
i? l Pope, resident bishop ol
the West Gold Coast, Africa
1'ishop Kaymond L. Jope<b of Sal
ishurv. X. Bishop Hampton T
Medford of Washington, I4. C
=P.i>hop William ('. Brown o
Brook aui. X. Y. Bishop Walter W
Bind" of -t'hailottc*} X. C.t?Bi-ho]
?C?J-iwiiiULli Tut; her of Louis villo
. Ky.. Bishop Herbert B. Shaw o
Wilmington. X. C. and Bishop f
Coleman of Mobile,'AJahams
as well ;as general oflicers of th
' denomination,
;\Ir*r AValls was l*?rn in jtmhei
f'^'d . County, X. C. in litt!
mole than a year after Lincol
, signed the emancipation Procla
mation, and less than a year befor
lie JSas assassinated.
She married Edward Walls o
"Bockir.hani when she was IB, bu
! eigh* years latef~"he was killed i
' sill am -it lent.
Mi1. Walls had lived in Ashe
j ville. X. ('.. until her four child
, ren wore through* high sehoo
I Pisuftp W.nlls was "her only son
of h ' three daughters. Daisy.
: vi'Mtj.iii h'.MfviM' ?I if /1 iiftro ? uh/ki'
Surviving besides 11 i s h <. | Wall.J
an aunt. Mrs. Klla Brooks of No\
! Yoik City; two sisters, Mrs.^Mazi
Nul?l?* of Tucson, Ariz., ami Mrs
TAnna Taylor of Chicago,
j During her later years, or he
j last 2o .veal's! In CTmagoT" Mrs
j Walls resided with Bishop Wall'
| who recently celebrated his 71s
j birthday.
: Mr<. Walls specialized in raisin)
j funds for orphans in Indid. Soutl
j America. Africa and the Virgil
Islands She was interested h
children's work in the community
and ..the Church, being associate!
, witlV' ^M 1 s. J. Worthy Fisher o.
i Chicago in organizing children
I
; classes, and. leading thein to tin
; Communion.
Burial was in Lincoln Cemetcrj
! in Chicago. .. -In
the eulogy to Mrs. Walla Bis
hop S|*?M?rwood said Mother Wall;
was "- p. tireless worker" in th?
A MChurch, "whose aid and in
fluence was demonstrated througl
her efforts' in aiding c.hildrerf o
other countries, as well as hei
own." ? ,
"Mother Walls." the bishoj
said, "fought her greatest, batth
a - a mother tluTmother of oui
esteem senior. bishop who ha?, fo:
year- been or.< of the guidin}
'lights of the A.M.H. Zion Church
"a'oUior Walls* love, devotion
honesty ami wisdom was constant
ly do: list rated in the s'rmoiu-a
nor :<-\ 1'ishop William Jacol
WalL. \ .hose graceful, eloquen
and dynamic editorials in the Sta
did much to forward the progran
of tlo1 African Methodist Episcopa
Z:on Church." _
???mothers- an* always >K'}>
to (I'ori. "I,i .hop Spottswoods said
f"Anl her advice through th
years, even while bedridden wa
invaluable; toJ bishops, gene.?al of
. ficers and members of our deno
, mi nation. ;
1ETTO LEAPED ^
WRESTLING REATS
> STEALING1*'
-\ SAYS JOE LOUIH
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New York. May 28 Former
heavyweight champion Joe Louis
; i Who has returned to the ring as
a wrestler in order to square his
tax debt, knows-that wrestling is
1 a had act. hut feels that "It heats
.stealing,'-''the new issue of Look
J Magazine said today.
I ' .
Although his fight grossed more
than 1 J!i million, Joe is hopeless.
' ly in deht and owes the Federal
Government nearly a million in
I x. He. sees wrestling as the
* only way to oven his debt.
1 ?I'Look at it this?way,?"Louig
5 -nys in 'Look, ""Prihio Camera
?m+uhj?mono as a?wrestler than a
" . fighter." ' *
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, ST. .1 \MKS A.M.E. CHURCH. T
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-* * T> ifnl TV.itr TTnati Vn f n
I \\;<?r<ls df our I.ord*: Freely ye
have received Freely {rive:*
Sunday'-'Sehool on time with our
I Supt. and his full cabinet of ofli-.
eels, teachers and scholars of seven
classes entering a very in'
'jeresiimr suhject: "The Church in
Asfh-Miiior. A very {rood Missionary
lesson where everyone should
^ "perfo iii their pa'rt in spreading
the (Jospel to' every nation a n d
: i ibc on Land or Sea where ever
?nrrm t? found:?The fiTFihiiita pronounced:
-Who? All Uunian souls.
When? At all time.. Who? T\V
(" oil's " Spirit Siiaritip Jesus love
' every where you {to. Finance
class Adults, attendance. Primary,
Flash 1 iv11 of the lesson by Sis.
Jenk-ins. Children Loth old and
' younc. attend the Sunday School. |
Review of interest by our Supt. |
Service on time with the' music
played hv .Master dim Davis I
1 llul;iies, Beautiful introductory by.
" the pastor. Kveryo.ne (seemed to he,
' _ f illed ..with the spirit. Prayer of
^ Const cration hy the .Pastor. Soup-.,'
' Spiritual hvmns such as Tel line"
Jesus All Our Trials, And Lifting
Christ l*p: Be therefore an am
hassader for Christ', Scripture text
' .Matt. 5?read please.
Oar food for the soul was taken
7 from Joiiiih 1-1. I'll 1)o What You"
f dl-o f.Jlueirwr tlm n-.i-.- aj. CnrL"
' j Let .Jesus lead and you'll never
' | fail. What ever you do?just do
e God's way and the darkness will
' pass. God will maky a way for your
I All mouthers and friends please doe
. your part in helping us to go over
n the top the 2nd Sunday, "Cast
i-( Your Bread upon the Waters and
e , it will return.''.
j Ail groups~aTe still .working to
f make a flash light for the Church
it of the Living God.
n The annual sermon , for the c losing
of tlie .Josephine Wright High
- .School was very successful. May
I- God Ik- with each?one ' ami all of
1. that'.class. Let us look, ami live;
; On; Heavenly l ather docth all
a Citings well.
t We arc in synvpathy with the,
family., of Sis. IN-ggy Canfphell
y -who ii\ed to he ninety two years
v old., who was a real Church and
e fatuiiy rearer, she'll he missed in
a homey Churches, and in the com
munity. Cheer up my brothers,
r I'eacc to her Ashes. Wc loved luw.
w oil laif Iv ved her best. ~
> "VVc arc. still praying1 for sick
t sneni'iors and friends. Very glad to
| sec Sis. Wright who lias been real
r% ' sick worshiping: with us today.
Ii , The Sunday School Union was
11 very good.
a ' The Fellowship Union, well at?
fended.
1 All Rreavod friends have our
f . heartfelt sympathy. . Now keep on
s praying, trusting and obeying.
[ , Two uniteij to tin- Church, .Miss
I Hohijijon and Master Fair.
; ' I'ray on.
Ma*, ,M. -l? Itr .Jenkins,- Rpt. ?~
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? M AC F.HON IA It ARTIST CHURCH
: Rev.- \V. I.. Wilson?Paslnr. L
1! f!
SPART^NRURfr ' S. S. began
r at, 10 a. ah. with the Assistant
Supt. Mr. John Foster in charge.
)'Proceeding class study, a synop
2 i sis of the lesson was {riven he, Mr.
r Foster,
r I
rj Morning worship began at 11:15
, with the message being delivered
t hy t*?? pa tor. very uplifti'njr and
. thought provoking, Text: 1 Kings,
I) day'- journey into the wilderness,
11 and c ame :.ml sat dow n under a
r /urine; Tree;. And he )(-quested
i for himself that he might die:
1 I Theme: ( hii-tians Despondcnsy.
I The sermon in pi?rt: Despofidesy
fj!itc"ii:s in lie ,'HS| dhU'h. The loss
|t of hope and courage and sinking
e into dejection. It is never wise to
s feel that you are dejected proof
. ' and can't he let down. This was
-the ease with Klijah. He had hecome
discouraged and was a cast 1
? '
down fifnmru*^*TTtTiTi TiIuT 1>eci'>niu .Choir <;ii
despondent because lie needed re- Whom .Ml
[ disappointed and?lotu'.-uino. God'.-t ~n?Whit;
i cure for Elijah's 'ami all <il' amr lir.i.v, An
troubles is his assurance that wo Rev. tjlist
(are "never left alone,-The inyita- ten can jn
[ tion was given and one person sain; Kwii
came forward iV- coniiected herself The I '.-in i
\vit!v,the Church as a candidate for j iiM'ei'iiijj. '1
'baptism. Music for the day was | read . by t
! rendered by the Junior Choir and 1 TV first 1
Gospel Chorus. Songs included: } uieti J v. ct
Lift Mini t*|?. (*>mc Thou Fount. | M; S. Sail
rSell Out'To The., Master. Leaning j from .Icrci
I On The Everlasting Arms.- (.Lid's ' opportuuit.
Got Mis Eyes On You And for of- pastm adr
fertory -WhrrevrT?Ht?Leads.- I'll- turn to t+
Go and Precious Memories. Visit- T.'n pnsto
ors were made welcome by Hro. j I\> -r of t
Isaac Hill; ['sana. "\Y
? r- I 1 III!
. After tMi* rent: :nr order nt c\?.o- .
iiijr service, the Annual Rally re- xu^\ *"^
pans were nude l>y tip1 CaptiyhTsM11^ , ' '
-Kveryniiu worked hard to make ; '' '
_ I it i??r- i I I'll J-K'rt I I't'l V
this rally the <urro<s t Mat; it was .}
and wo are very jrrateful. Hut* to! At 5 o'i
limited space only the names o f ^ met at-th<
captains report ma over .SlnO.OO are a Una M-d:
eiven; Mrs. A trues- Thompson. | I ti*"* y 1
Mrs. Hcoruia iVaho. Lfiiie
$i:tl.2.r>: Mrs. A.M. Rimers.*! J'.'.- -<!"-' I an
!<>; Mrs. Mattie Ale'vandcr.. -SlJT.-1 A* v:"n
5JU Mrs. Ada Tolhert. $ll"...~."i, aTiil J irlci? > i. sp*
Mrs.. C'allie Miller. -S1'> 1.Jii. Total j'dam. Scvi
reported. 0-!S.22: Junior Chur.eh The ot-'feri
$~8.i0-, ' Woman's Missionary 'So- Mi ... Sintrl
piety. $5.00; Ma.uniia Chambers Official
Bible Cass, 5.00; ..Sd'nday School. ! ntee; toiho
$18.00. !Ciiorei
? . . Airs. Xjueenie-K. l'nyd. R}>1. *. ijyj
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backwards. Her various i uxiliar-, Scss-'on v?l
ies v.ith each other in tryinjr to''SC. Month
nut o\er a-'Verthwliile proyi am for Bethel"
Cod. and the Church.The reyular able orpab
routine of. the Church moves along- *
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The Sitmjay Si ik.hI "ifare JftWl
busy jui pai iny- the . i-h.ibiri ji . for u
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B OQ jc^CONCCAiED.platform-liekt-w
?L V?Tj switch.
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' li centc r work surface plus two pi
Xr standard lifetime' guarantee
D J& "Multi-Heat", humors.
Ok u| ''NON-TIIT" porcelained oast
OJ m ^ atch-Ajl" porcelaincd humor
IR jM "A" AUTOMATIC top burner-Jig
Jlf fiC snooth-actinR depenclnble bun
ty I my .pilots save pas, provide co'
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' ^ ^ "BALANCED-HEAT" hnnrjurt sizf
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nonished liis s" .ti>: ?i*. \ ' z.>\ . vf
:c?I.iml ami H-?yn r i. 1 By BETTY BARCLAY"" ~ ~
i presented uli'1 open There's douhle^delfght hi a ^
!,<_> "Church as il'n? I nii'r4^"^"40-.double burger. The har ?,
i... v i T vi :i, w. hiirgoPIs still there, bf course. j" 1
,v ' it rr '' to :
y. Mrs. lh.vot.hy Zo.woJ ' thoip arc.,uhole .piiniontOR, whiq
nvhrnif M- Ml., -t \< ' a.'^ c,x<r:l special tang-gpd maty
., ,, 141+3?bitt';;. )" twico .aS.glXJCL 'It
ined h)iy?'s,t also Mis.' mien to double'bitrgora areau?a?
lk*n iamin. ;is shoot in' hit VlUv vail the 3rt<k
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[ lofi< ] . 31. I no AC hi. tnoni with assortcxi ratf
Church where l.hoy had hies for a good, hca^thfti hwuit
iy party for iTT! whine Fimlcnto Double. Buigerfc ' T~ ~
falls in Mav. We Va.l a 1 lh. ground ronnd~l??ak ^y ?
m. The children* wore 1 t-ul1. m." JAr (4 ?z ) whok?: i \
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To Co. k :? <._ . PH.lU-lUi<f popper -> " ... ?&> ?|
p, m.. Mis. Van -y yia h enn "rvn por.it eat mMS ~'." * ?^
iiVrTvcT! a. ill-tsmal I 'M 2 labl.-spo'ons .prepared Bnntsritl
..I .-i. . . . '. -1 tablespoons Iniiter* melted. '
,-i.al I on >-pai t ic-mat nvj. ^ liajn burger buna ^
lur was sal.r.l. Thanks Shortening Tor cooking* A
don. S.oaapn- the. round stealf VfOt
Hoard meetiuij w:ll sa.,f, a'1,1 '"Tl>er. and moisten Ja,
. with the evaporated milk* Mak^A.
now evenm.vr.to arrange thin -palties., saucing fhem
is urogram for he Con- small amount of hot shortening
TTt-i the new a.liuinis'. r;e aTI< tl they are' almost Mono a.Dd,
brown on both sides. ' Split the.
. , l,uns.. I-J> n hamburger patty oil
s.lay evening- at >:.<M r. - each half., pud top four oT the patH
'ogive Circle of tlie C. ,!5''s Nv,'tl1 a. whole pimiehto. Coins
Tents of J K Ci.Mhi" s ,'n,J !R "'"i-lard and melted bue
.. . lr.r ?n,l spread the mixture oil the'
1 I. mon will sponsor a pfnuentos. J.ay all the buna oa a
reparin?r Tor the ("Irand ' ,ar5?e baking sheet and broil them
/s . until they are thoroughly heated.
in !! iiK-ias in ? o.iuiiii.,w pu{, tlicm together to mako 4 pk
iy Jtme 1 1 ! ")'! double burgers. Garnbdj
ihviiv-! chat's u i!Ll slices .of onion, picklo stripy
. .S and carrot sticks. i/.ations.
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^^?Tr!.Uh -A- EXTRA HEAVY blanket type insulation proV H j
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struction? .. POUR POSITION ^"Smokeless" broiler with') ,
Holds 30 Iti. -fa AND A Ft oUr-N1*?" pANCr IS EAI1FR TO KEEP^
are control. Ci^AtJ. MANY PA3TS Hjr,\ LIFT OUT FOR,' lIBI?
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