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Miss Lucretla Geribeimef. 'DCVq-t l.~•"qLLeli.ne Rice, Mlu DOra
lions by Mn. E. E. Jlryaot !ij>Oned
Miss 8andy Miller,
with group sillglns lollo'l'ed by
Mrs. Jane Welker,
j r~os]li>~i-~:• reading, the afltrma· Nora
MrS. Gallagher, Mrs.
of faith and prayer' b)' lhe Ferne
Mrs. Marilyil ·
Fultz, Mrs.
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Riee, Rev. Warren
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Harold Hubbard.
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