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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1947

Page

5

Writer pastor opens series of revivals in Portland

The Rev. William Booth-Clibborn, renowned evangelist and pastor of Immanuel Temple, Port land, Ore, launches a revival series at Gospel Temple auditorium 137 E Cass Street. Afternoon service Sunday at 3 PM. Sunday evening 7 30 PM. nightly 7 30 PM Tuesday through Friday. Booth-Clibborn is a grandson of General William Booth founder of the Salvation Army.

William Booth-Clibborn Immanuel Temple Port

Booth-Clibborn: Gen Booth’s eldest granddaughter kin to Victoria Demarest

Army officer Mr Booth-Clibborn is the son of Gen Booth’s eldest daughter and a brother of Mrs Victoria Booth Demarest the noted evangelist who lectured in Joliet. He is a violinist and composer of gospel songs and author of several books.

Jolietan Wins Ten Dollar Prize in National Contest

Joliet residents claim top prize in a nationwide Launderette contest sponsored by coast to coast laundries. A. C. announced the winners and lauded community participation.

Jolietan

Local Launderette Contest Winners Named

Galley and D Spoor owners of Mrs Mabel E Munson 1005 Clement street won first prize and a Sunbeam Shavemaster in a national 50 word letter contest. Local prizewinners include Mrs J F Wittenweg R R 1 a radio alarm clock Mrs Paul J Trunk R R 1, Mrs Vivian Sallenbach 600 Wheeler avenue and Mrs W W Sime South Cedar road New Lenox who received electric irons. Nationwide 48 953 Launderette customers entered with 34 men among 333 prize-winners.

W. W. Sime South Cedar Road New Lenox

Massage and suggestion aid melancholia and other disorders

The article notes massage providing relief for melancholia and various forms of insanity head ache and hysteria. It also mentions the mausoleum named after Mausolus built by Queen Artemisia in 353 B C in memory of her husband.

Artemisia B. C Mausolus

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