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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1952
Page
7
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A fragment mentions Walt Disney accused of claiming to be an ambassador to the North Pole. The rest shows a garbled classifieds page with assorted repair, home services, and rental notices including electricians, exterminators, builders, and room accommodations in a cluttered ad layout.
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Jonary W. Lawrence Perry speaks at the Deccental Assembly of God Church detailing work with Latin Americans in Cuba and home duties. He plans to travel to France when the sermon ends. Christ's Ambassadors will meet at BAG. Rivangelistic rite set for TL3.
Pastor McPaail of First Presbyterian Church will preach on Melting God Real at Kam Senday. Mrs. Rochet C. Wahemund leads an anthem Oh Lord Most Holy by Cesar Franck. The 113 course for teachers began Sunday and resumes tomorrow at 4 pm. Mildred Kim of the National Board of Christian Education attends the third session March 4. The 1582 Prope Greenry MITT institute ender is in general use today.
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