House of Rimmon Next Monday Night Play at First Presbyterian
The House of Rimmon a four act drama postponed by illness will be staged next Monday night in the First Presbyterian chapel. Tickets 25 cents and 35 cents. proceeds aid the Public Library. The program features solos by Miss Bardell and Mr Silvers, a synopsis of the drama, and a full cast list including Naaman Elisha Gehazi and Nebuchadnezzar era roles with court officials and attendants.
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Flower Mission opportunities expand for local unions
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