Mizpah Chapter No 19 Meets At 7 30 PM
Calendar notes Mizpah Chapter No 19 meets 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple. McCulloch group Christian Women's Fellowship meets 9 45 AM at First Christian Church. Denson group gathers 7 30 PM at Mrs Juanita Bain's home 1207 8th Ave SE. Parents Without Partners meet 7 30 PM at St John's Parish House 229 Jackson St. Robert B Howard of Alabama Mountain Lakes Assn to speak.
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