Lemon-Monroe High Stage to Offer Comedy Thursday
Lemon-Monroe High School presents a three act comedy Dont Keep Him Waiting in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday. The Ramble family faces finances romance and humor as Betty struggles to hold the family together while Dave frets over marriage and money. Directed by Fred Schmeider the play features Bill Oglesby Joan Ballard Barr a Hill Jim Weir and several others in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Mason
Jinny
Jeff
Charles Moore
Chester
Jo Anne Clark
Reva Moore
Sally Lou
Minerva
Bill Meeks
David Vance
Betty
Gary Smallwood
Amos Atkins
John Linn
O'Toole
Ramble
Dave
South America
Fred Schmeider
Lemon - Monroe High School
Germantown Mothers Banquet Honors Parents at Church Event
The Fidelis Class of the Germantown Methodist Church held the annual Mother Daughter banquet with about 140 attendees. Awards went to the oldest mother, youngest daughter, youngest grandmother, and other honors for the most children and most daughters, followed by a program led by church youth and co-chaired by Mrs. Charles Lowe and Mrs. Roscoe Drake.
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Germantown
Fidelis
Methodist Church
C. Heister
Jane Ann Oblinger
Clarence Emley
Kenneth Heistand
Richard Gehron
Eda
Charles Lowe
Roscoe Drake
Driver Fined for Reckless Operation in Franklin
Hamilton was arrested by policeman Wilber Carpenter and arraigned before Mayor J. T. Riley. He was fined $5 and costs on a reckless operation charge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Henry
Hamilton
Wilber Carpenter
J. T. Riley
Trenton League Wins Award At Lutheran Rally
The Luther League Federation Rally of the Lower Miami Valley at the Lutheran Church drew 120 youths from nine churches. Allan Spindler Middletown was elected president, Sam Lindner Hamilton vice president, and Dora Ellen Burdge Trenton secretary. The Trenton League won an award as the only 100 percent reading league in the district.
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Trenton
Luther League Federation
Miami Valley
Lutheran Church
Allan Spindler
Middletown
Sam Lindner
Hamilton
Dora Ellen Burdge
Trenton League
Reading League
Franklin Woman's Club Elects Officers in May Meeting
The Franklin Woman's Club elected officers for 1950 51 at its May gathering in the First Methodist Church. Mrs Elbert Stanton will be president with Mrs William Taylor vice president and Mrs Donald Hawthorne secretary and Mrs Thomas Fry treasurer. Mrs Milo Fealy installed the officers after the business session. The club plans a $1000 goal for a future library project and will pay half the cost of proficiency badges for Franklin Girl Scouts. Mrs Howard Wilson reviewed A Guide to Confident Living by Norman Vincent Peale.
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Franklin
Howard Wilson
Middletown
Norman Vincent Peale
Franklin Woman's Club
First Methodist Church
Taylor
Franklin Girls Scouts
Scout
Lucille Moore
Elbert Stanton
William Taylor
Donald Hawthorne
Thomas Fry
Milo Fealy
Ira O. Brown
Thursday Luncheon To Feature Dayton Gray Ladies Talks
A Lebanon Red Cross Camp and Hospital Council luncheon at the Golden Lamb 12:30 Thursday is hosted by Mrs. Louise Fred with co hostess Mrs. Eloise Zimmerman. Gray Ladies Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Drew plan to attend, volunteering Fridays at Dayton Veterans Hospital. They work 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. unpaid, assisting veterans with gifts, letters, and telegrams. The hospital seeks more Gray Ladies, staff aids, and pianists. All Red Cross workers in Lebanon and Warren County are invited.
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Lebanon
Méfficers
Red Cross Camp and Hospital Council
Golden Lamb
Louise Fred
Eloise Zimmerman
Franklin
Fred Kahn
Ralph Drew
Waynesville
Gray Ladies Organization
the Red Cross
Dayton Veteran’s Hospital
Gray Ladies
Kahn
Drew
Veterans Hospital
Red Cross
Leb
Warren County
Society to Meet Carlisle Presbyterian Church
The Missionary Society of the Carlisle Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Spink.
Kings Mills Community Club elects officers for year
The Kings Mills School District Community Club closed its monthly meeting with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Stanley Ellis presided over the business session. Elected officers are Mrs. John Becker president C. E. Stephenson vice president Mrs. Murphy Taylor secretary and Mrs. Hugh Kane treasurer. The group voted five dollars to the American Cancer Society and planned a lawn fete tentatively set for Friday evening June 23. A 4-H Club program led by Mrs. Floyd Ford followed with craft demonstrations by Sylvia Fulton Dolorese Herbert Reta Ford Jac Lyn Becker Joyce Brandenburg Peggy Brandenburg and Ramona Ernst.
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Kings Mills
Stanley Ellis
John Becker
C. E. Stephenson
Murphy Taylor
Hugh Kane
American Cancer Society
Twenty Mile Stand
Floyd Ford
Sylvia Fulton
Dolorese Herbert
Reta Ford
Jac Lyn Becker
Joyce
Peggy Brandenburg
Ramona Ernst
Hi Y Clubs Hear Baseball Executive in Lebanon
David Grote publicity director of the Cincinnati Baseball Club will speak at a joint Lebanon and Waynesville Hi Y meeting at the Harmon YMCA. He will discuss off the record baseball activities and players. Plans for future inter club activities will be reviewed.
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Lebanon
Waynesville
Harmon Ymca
David Grote
S Cincinnati Baseball Club
James Shedd
MCA
Grote
Community notes of visits and events across towns
Mrs. Robert Dunn and Miss Jackie Dweese attended a Phi Beta Psi Convention in Washington D C on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gerald Reed of Miamisburg visited last Friday night with Mrs Blanche Thompson. Mrs Mary Morgan is visiting relatives in Middletown. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ridenour of Trotwood called on Mr and Mrs Harley Hipple Sunday afternoon. Mrs Eugene Taylor underwent an operation Tuesday in Grandview Hospital Dayton. Mr and Mrs James Rossman will return Thursday from a several days vacation. Mr and Mrs Ralph Horner of South Main Street home from a weeks west trip and visited daughter Mrs Norman Swatek in Wisconsin. Mrs Albert Lewis entertaining her Birthday Club Friday night at a dinner party on Fourth Street. Invited are former members Mrs James Darby of Chicago and Mrs Joseph Noland of St Louis Mo and Mrs Darby’s daughter Mrs David Hilton of Dayton. Mr and Mrs Luther Whitt attended a meeting Sunday night at the home of Supt and Mrs Raymond Hatfield in Lebanon. Mr Whitt spoke on Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hubbard sold their North River Street home to Mr and Mrs Callahan and moved to the Balon property on South Main Street. Mrs W P Noland and sister-in-law Mrs Walter Wyatt of Mason spent the weekend with relatives at Irvine Kentucky and visited sister and sister-in-law Mrs Willis Williams in Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Roy Hazelwood called Sunday afternoon on his mother Mrs Pal Hazelwood.
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Franklin
Robert Dunn
Jackie Dweese
Washington, D. H
Gerald Reed
Miamisburg
Blanche Thompson
Mary Morgan
Middletown
Ernest Ridenour
Trotwood
Harley Hipple
Eugene Taylor
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
James Rossman
Ralph Horner
South Main St
West
Norman Swatek
Wisconsin
Albert Lewis
Fourth St
James Darby
Chicago
Joseph Noland
St. Louis
Darby
David Hilton
Luther Whitt
Raymon Hatfield
Lebanon
Whitt
Lincoln
Gilbert Hubbard
North River St
Callahan
Balon
Shower Honors Bride Mary J. Clark at Oregonia
A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday evening for Mary J. Clark who with her husband Gene Clark recently returned from Florida. She is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Rich of near Oregonia.
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Oregonia
Mary J. Clark
Gene Clark
Florida
Elbert Rich
Scouts to Host Court of Awards at High School
Community groups schedule events through midweek. A Girl Scout Court of Awards will be held in the high school auditorium Thursday. Friday features a Pollyanna class Mother-Daughter banquet at the Baptist church. A Junior High Girls musicale and a Rainbow skating party are planned for Wednesday and Friday evenings respectively. The Franklin Assembly of Rainbow for Girls hosts skating at Chau tauqua rink on Wednesday. The Franklin Chamber of Commerce meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Legion Home. The Stitch and Chatter gathers Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Dechan’s home. The Loyal Class of the Congregational Christian Church hosts a Friday evening event at Rev. and Mrs. Thompson’s home.
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Franklin
Franklin Assembly of Rainbow
Chautauqua
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Stitch and Chatter
W. E. Dechan
The
Baptist Sunday School
Church of God
Congregational Christian Church
Ray Thompson
Germantown Moth er-Daughter Banquet and Chapter Meeting
The Lydian Sisters mother daughter banquet is set for 6 30 p m Thursday in the church. Germantown Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets Wednesday at Masonic Hall. Germantown Schools music department to present a spring concert Friday in the auditorium.
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Germantown
Order of the Eastern Star
Music Department of
Germantown Schools
Camden High junior class to hold scrap paper drive
Camden High School students plan a scrap paper drive on Wednesday. The Mother-Daughter banquet of the Women’s Society of World Service is scheduled for Wednesday evening in the Evangelical United Brethren Church social rooms. The Lutheran Ladies' Aid meets at 2 pm Thursday in the Parish Home. The May Festival by the band and vocal classes will be Friday evening in the school auditorium.
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Camden
Camden High School
Women’s Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Club Meetings Schedule Briefs
The Mothers' Club meets Thursday afternoon at the grade school. The Reformed Church Ladies' Aid gathers Wednesday at Mrs. Chalmer Brandenburg's home. The Methodist Ninety and Nine Class meets Wednesday evening at the church. The FTV Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church meets Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fry's home.
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Mothers’ Club
Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid
Chalmer Brandenburg
Methodist Ninety and Nine
FTV
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Fry
Women of Evan gelical United Brethren host Mother Daughter Banquet
Jacksonburg igreja announces a Mother Daughter banquet at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the church. Elk Creek 4 H Livestock Club and Girls Sewing Club plan a meeting at 8 p m Thursday in the Grange Hall.
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Jacksonburg
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elk Creek
Girls Sewing Club
Grange Hall
Lebanon clubs schedule Thursday events at Memorial Hall and more
Warren County Fish and Game Conservation Association hosts a fish fry and a motion picture in Memorial Hall Thursday at 8 p m. The Lebanon Lodge of Elks observes Ladies Night at 7 p m. Lebanon and Waynesville Hi Y Clubs meet at 7 30 p m in the Harmon YMCA. The Lebanon Red Cross Camp and Hospital Council holds a luncheon at 12 30 p m Thursday at the Golden Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Fish and Game Conservation Association
Memorial Hall
Franklin Rural Jolly Matrons Club Meets Thursday
Members of the Jolly Matrons Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. Cora Harper.
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Franklin
Jolly Matrons Club
Cora Harper
Mothers Daughter Banquet and Lemon Monroe Play
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Monroe Methodist sponsors a Mother Daughter Banquet Friday at 6 30 PM in Catholic Recreation Hall. Lemon Monroe High seniors present Don't Keep Him Waiting in the school auditorium Thursday at 8 PM.
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Monroe
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Lemon Monroe High School
Missionary Program and Banquet at Methodist Church
A missionary program is planned for Wednesday evening at the Methodist Church. A Mother-Daughter banquet will be served in the church annex at 6 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Methodist Church
Carlisle Church Missionary Society Meets Thursday
The Missionary Society of the Carlisle Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Spink.
West Elkton Evening Quet at Church
A quet will be held Friday evening at 6 30 in the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Springboro PTA to Meet Thursday Evening
The Springboro Parent Teachers Association will meet Thursday evening in the school.
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Springboro
Parent Teachers’ Association
Mother Daughter Meeting at Union Chapel Church
A mother daughter gathering is scheduled at Union Chapel Church at 8 p.m. Thursday. Dr. Mabel Gardner will speak to attendees.
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Poasttown Heights
Union Chapel
Mabel Gardner
Social Ladles and Guests Attend Lebanon Clubs
Lebanon society notes recap multiple gatherings. Mr and Mrs Jear Spivey hosted a Dinner Club at West Main Street with Charles Earnhart Zane Brant Harry Schwartz Jr and others. Mrs Robert Lesan hosted a Two table bridge night with Robin Hamilton and Mrs William Couden winning top scores. The Record Club met at Maple Avenue with program music led by the hostess. Weekend guests included Parrish Barnes Jeffs of St Petersburg Fla and Joe Scott of Springfield with Mrs Howell and family of Ft Mitchell Ky. District W S C S meeting at First Methodist Church in Middletown noted. Birthday Club hosted by Irene Hayner at Park Avenue with 500 game and prize awards. Kentucky Derby attendees from Lebanon included Dr W C Testerman Mr Francis Drake and Mr Ed Fred.
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Lebanon
Jear Spivey
West Main St
Charles Earnhart
Zane Brant
Harry Schwartz, Jr
Robert Lesan
Fred Apartments
Robin Hamilton
William Couden
Parrish
Barnes Jeffs
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. S. Howell
Cincinnati Ave
Joe Scott
Springfield
Robert Howell
Ft. Mitchell
Howell
George March
Lucille Berry
Paul Chiles
Charles van Ness
Charles Martens
W. H. Whipple
Frank le May
Chester Hatfield
Charles Class
S. S. Thomas
Gardner Townsley
Mary Miller
W.S.C.S
Middletown
Irene Hayner
Birthday Club
Sadie Simpson
Park Ave
Harold Hatfield
Morris Nixon
H. R. Harris
Karl Cowan
Ed Ragland
Louisville
W. C. Testerman
Francis Drake
Ed Fred
Weekend Guests Spread Across Middletown Area
A sequence of weekend visits tied together by local families. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price hosted in Middletown with Hazelwood and family guests. Numerous relatives from Waynesville Franklin New Orleans Detroit and Cincinnati joined others across Hamilton Middletown and Norwood for gatherings and calls.
Weekend Socials Bring News From Across States
Mr and Mrs John Borchers and family visited with J B Borchers in Detroit Michigan over the weekend. Mrs Harold Schnell was discharged from Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton. John Newburg and family visited Columbus on Saturday. Mrs John F Torrence entertained in honor of Dr Alice Sowers of Norman Oklahoma. Sonny Emrick and Bessie Shaffer visited Martinsville Indiana Sunday. David Spring Glenn Stiver and Pat Deweese attended the Kentucky Derby in Louisville on Saturday. Homer Lambs family welcomed a daughter at Middletown Hospital. William Green and spouse attended the Rotary Convention in Dayton. Robert Reason of Oxford visited with Lorin Kratzer and Glenn Reason over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
John Borchers
J. B. Borchers
Detroit
Mich
Harold Schnell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
John Newburg
Columbus
John F. Torrence
Alice Sowers
Norman
Okla
Sonny Emrick
Bessie
William Green
Rotary
Robert Reason
Oxford
Lorin Kratzer
Glenn Reason
Babeck Spelling Tests Set Friday For Butler Pupils
The Babeck Spelling test will be given in Butler County Schools from grades three through twelve on Friday. Originated by Albert F Babeck, the program awarded library books to high scoring schools for spelling excellence. After Babeck's 1943 death, the annual test continued to honor this Butler County citizen with local groups presenting books to their schools under the same award plan.
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Babeck
Butler County
Albert F. Babeck
Poe
Abeck
Camden Home League Elects 1950 Officers
The Camden Home and School League held its final meeting of the school year in Camden High School auditorium. Rev. T. B. Kelsey gave devotions on using our gifts. Officers elected: Mrs. C. B. McKinley president, Mrs. Ines House vice president, W. E. Browning secretary, William Garrett treasurer. Committees named and refreshments served. Next meeting after the new term begins.
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Camden
T. B. Kelsey
Presbyterian Church
C. B. McKinley
Ines House
W. E. Browning
William Garrett
Robert Elston
William Eikenberry
James Neff
Richard Wysondy
John Coleman
District Cub Leader Roundtable Held by Council
Leb anon district Cub Scouts held a roundtable at Memorial Hall with three dozen packs presenting programs from 3 to 8 pm. Pack 46 Cozaddale ran preregistration and games. Pack 35 Lebanon Baptist Church led opening. Pack 49 Lebanon Presbyterian hosted the supper.
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Council Cub Packs
Lebanon
Ft. Ancient
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Cub Scouts
Memorial Hall
Raymond Scott
The
Lebanon Baptist Church
Newman Brown
Everett Sams
Council
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Herschel Stiles
Paul Parker
Harry Knell
Pack 6
Middletown
Pack 38
Morrow
James Corwin
Kings Mills Band Choirs Present Spring Concert
Kings Mills School music department directed by William J. Hayes presented a Spring Concert in the gym. The Kings Mills II Band opened with Orange Bowl March and Magic Valley Overture with Charles Weis as trumpet soloist. Solo and chorus performances followed, featuring Wanda Ellis, Gloria King, Ann Durig, Barbara Joerling, Jonathan Hays, Peter Blickensderfer, and both Junior and Senior Choruses concluding with Come To the Fair. Accompanists Bar bara Joerling, Marlene Kane, Gloria King, and Wanda Ellis.
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Kings Mills
William J. Hayes
Kings Mills II
Director March
Warren King
Wanda Ellis
Gloria King
Ann Durig
Barbara Joerling
Jonathan Hays
Peter Blickensderfer
Marlene Kane
Kings Mills Alumni Plan May 27 Party
Kings Mills High School alumni officers finalize plans for the banquet scheduled for May 27. Invitations are in the mail with early replies requested. A public 50-50 dance, sponsored by the association, will be at Hoppes Island Saturday May 20 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Purple Flames will play.
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Kings Mills
Kings Mills High School
Hoppes Island
Purple Flames
Franklin Garden Club May Breakfast Planned
The Franklin Garden Club schedules a May Breakfast for Tuesday May 16 at 11 a.m. in the New Jersey Presbyterian Church in Carlisle. Reservations go to Mrs L F Edwards by Friday. Guest day includes a program at Mrs Howard Monger’s home with Miss Estella Brown of Franklin giving a talk.
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Ranklin
Franklin Garden Club
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Carlisle
L. F. Edwards
Howard Monger
Estella Brown
Franklin
Warren Fish Game Club Plans Meeting
Warren County Fish and Game Conservation Association to host a fish fry and conservation movie at Memorial Hall on Thursday at 8. Richard Kruckenmeyer, secretary, announced urging all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Fish and Game Conservation Association
Memorial Hall
Richard Kruckenmeyer
West Elkton Students Tour Ohio State University
The agriculture class from West Elkton High School visited Ohio State University in Columbus this morning. The top six grades of West Elkton School plan a trip to Armco Steel Corporation on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
West Elkton High School
Columbus
Ohio State University
Armco Steel Corporation
Ladies Night Planned by Lebanon Lodge of Elks
The Lebanon Lodge of Elks will observe Ladies Night Thursday evening at 7. The event invites members and visiting ladies to join the proceedings at the lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mother Daughter Banquet Planned at EUB Church
WEST ELKTON The Mother and Daughter Banquet is scheduled for Friday at 6 30 p m at the EUB Church A short program will be presented by the Friends Church and the Greenbush Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
EUB
Friends Church
Greenbush Church
Germantown Eagles Plan Mothers Dance
Germantown Lodge of Eagles designs a pre Mothers Day program honoring all mothers. The oldest and youngest mothers and the one with most children will receive corsages. Chick Clark and his Stardusters perform for the Mothers Dance evening. Members from any local lodge invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Germantown Lodge of Eagles
Chick” Clark
Stardusters
Germantown Eagles
Richard F. Egan
F.H.A Club to Present Assembly for Grades 4 through 12
The F.H.A Club will stage an assembly program for Grades 4 through 12 on Thursday May 11 at 12 15 p m. The event aims to provide educational and civic content within a school setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Kings Mills
F.H.A
Church Choir Plans Picnic at Presbyterian Church
Camden reports a church business meeting at the Presbyterian Church. President Mrs. Willard Moss Jr led discussions for a church choir picnic. Esther Hart named chair of the picnic committee. others appointed. A free will offering will fund expenses. Choir practice Thursday night precedes another meeting. Edward Johnson directs the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Presbyterian Church
Willard Moss, Jr
Esther Hart
Edward Johnson
Loyal Class Plans Thursday Banquet
The Loyal Class of the Congregational Christian Sunday School will hold its annual Mother Daughter Banquet on Thursday night. It will be a covered dish dinner hosted at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ray Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Congregational Christian Sunday School
Ray Thompson
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