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CLAYSBURG CLAYSBURG, a. — The Rev. D. E. W. Willams, pastor, preached the sermon on Byindey mornin at Ebenezer Baptist Church. He also preached to the Usher Board in the evening. : Mr. and Mrs.Edd Tipton and Mr. and Mrs. H. Bonds have returned to their home in Kosculko, Miss. The Home Mission of the Ebenezer Church, met, Thursday at the home of Mrs. Fannie McCall. Those present were: Mesdames Mary Lee Pletcher, Alma Knights, D. Hodges, Jose phine Gaston, Marie Stevenson, Josephine Wiliams, Maggie Napoleon, Clara - May Bruce, P. L. Kimbrough, Melle McGirt, Lilas Williams, Ida Bell, J. M. Browley and 3. McCall. The visitors were: John H. Gaston and Edward Bonds. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. J. M. Browleys.
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Baltimore Afro American

Baltimore, Maryland, US

Sat, Nov 21, 1931

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