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Christian
Science Society
^Junday Service, 11 a. m.
Wednesday, 8 p. m.
Reading Room open every Tues
day and Friday from 3 to 5 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend our services and- visit our
reading room.
Subject Sunday: “Life.”
“God” was the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
«cience Churches and Societies on
unday, July 15.
The Golden Text was from
Psalms 103: 19. “The Lord hath
prepared his throne in the heav
ens: and his kingdom ruleth over
all.”
Among the citations which com
prised the Lesson-Sermon were
the following from the Bible:
“After these things I heard a
great voice of much people in
(J|eaven, saying, Alleluia; Salvation,
and glory, and honour, and power,
unto the Lord our God: And a
voice came out of the throne,
saying. Praise our God, all ye his
servants, and ye that fear him,
both small and great. And I heard
as it were the voice of a great
multitude, and as the voice of
many waters, and as the voice of
mighty thunderings, saying, Alle
luia, lor the Lord God omnipotent
rAeigneth” (Revelations 19: 1, 5, 6).
^ The Lesson-Sermon also includ
ed the following passages from
the Christian Science textbook,
“Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures” by Mary Baker
Eddy:' “The power of God brings
deliverance to the captive. No
power can withstand divine Love.
If God destroys not sin, sickness,
and death, they are not destroyed
in the mind of mortals, but seem
^.o this so-called mind to be im
^nortal. What God cannot do, man
need not attempt . . . for no les
ser power equals the infinite All
power: but God, Truth, Life, Love,
does heal the sick through the
prayer of the righteous” (Pages
224, 231).
Morgan Wins
Bronze Star
9
With the Fifth Army, Italy —
Private First Class Robert M.
Morgan, Roanoke Rapids, North
Carolina, recently was awarded
the Bronze Star Medal for heroic
achievement in action in Italy. He
served on the Fifth Army front
with the 339th “Polar Bear” Regi
ment of the 85th “Custer” Divi
sion.
His mother, Mrs. Ollie Rook
•Morgan, lives at 308 Monroe St.,
Roanoke Rapids, N. C., while his
wife, the former Miss Premmie
Finch, and son Charles, reside at
422 Hamilton St.
Mrs. W. W. Grant
Hostess Wednesday
Mrs. W. W. Grant, Jr., was host
ess to the Gaston Home Demon
stration Club Wednesday even
ting, July 11, at her home near
Gaston. Mrs. C. H. Jordan, vice
president of the Club, presided.
The usual business was trans
acted, followed by several matters
for immediate attention. Mrs. E.
P. Hyman gave the treasurer’s re
port. Plans were completed for
the annual picnic to be held on
August 8, at 7 p. m., on the Gas
toon School grounds. It was an
' nounced that the Girl s 4-H Club
* group would be the guests of the
w Home Demonstration Club at the
annual picnic.
m uuauuaiuu ui uie uubiucbs
session a most interesting demon
stration was given by Mrs. W. W.
Grant, Jr., club leader, using as
her subject "Good Grooming.”
After the meeting a social hour
was enjoyed.
At ten-thirty Mrs. Grant, as
sisted by Mrs. C. H. Jordan,
served delicious fruit punch with
assorted cookies, to the following
members: Mesdames E. P. Hyman,
W. S. Burnette, Herbert Blythe, C.
H. Jordan, Roland Massey, B.
W. Rook, G. A. Brewer, Alice
Moore, Robert Wray, M. C. Vin
cent, Rosa Lee Hubbard, W. W.
Grant; Jr., and little Tommy
Grant.
GLASS FRUIT BOWLS
^ Fine desi2n*, 2«od heavy
| Summer Millinery
I $1.00 to $4.00
||j Here’s where everything goes—Every
flfl white hat, every blaek hat, every
iH large and small alike, reduced to
clear now.
| SOFTIE BAR HATS REDUCED
B white and colors
I Felts.25c and 50c
4 CLEARANCE!
! S Bag a Bargain!
H SUMMER HANDBAGS jj
I $4.00 — White Leather
9 $4.00—White Plastic
9 $1.00—Bahama Straws
| I $2.98—Colored Leather
9 $4.00—Pouch1 Bags
9 $2.00—ENVELOPES
■————^—
I CLEARANCE!
B CHILDREN’S SUMMER TOCS
9 REDUCED!
fl Children’s Shorts .$1.00
; n Children’s Blouses .... 75c—$1.00
■ Children’s Shorts .$2.50
9 Children’s Skirts .$1.50
■ Children’s Sunsuits .79c
9 Children’s Bonnets .$1.00
9 Children’s Bibs .25c
9 Children’s Dresses.50c
9 Children’s Rationed Sandals . .$1.50
I CLEARANCE!
Women's Collars and Cuffs 49e-79c
Women's Dickies .49c
Women’s Evening Gowns .... $8.00
Women’s Play Suits .$3.50
Women’s Raincoats.$3.00
I CLEARANCE!
: B MISSES SOILED BLOUSES
■ REDUCED NOW . . $1.00
I Nice frills and laces, white and col
■ ors, while they last.
fl Match with flowered skirts, beauti*
■ ful material, fine quality.
jj REDUCED NOW TO $2.50
Prices, Coming Down!
SUMMER
DRESSES
$2-00 and $4-00
Summer laces, summer material, sum
mer designs, sun backs, coat styles and
princess styles — One good array of all
summer dresses — Reduced now.
DEDUCED TO CLEAR
75 pairs of
WHITE PUMPS AND SANDALS
Some brown and white — some black
and brown. Greatly reduced to clear.
NOW — $2.77
1—
20 Pairs of
PLAY SHOES
Colors suitable for fall.
REDUCED — NOW $3.00
SUMMER STRAW HATS
Fine for Victory Gardens and Fishing.
REDUCED — 1YOW 25e
:
FINE FEATHER PILLOWS ,
A few feather pillows left, While they
last — $1.79
FRAMED PICTURES
t . '
Fine Painting, good frames.
REDUCED — NOW 49p
weight. Reduced—$1.49
DOUBLE BOILERS
Fire proof double boilers.
Reduced — Now $1.00 j
CHILDREN’S HIGH CHAIRS
Just received new shipment.
Only $9.90
HIGH CHAIR PADS . $1.25 j
■
PYREX COOKING WARE
Casserole. 75c
Pie Plates .45c
Beautiful 32-piece
SET OF DISHES
Fine chinaware. A set you
will love to have.
Only — $7.90 i
hS&SuEhLJKmUm
MEN’S PANAMA HATS
Our Best Panama Hats. Hand
woven South American straws
Reduced — Now $4.00
30 Men’s
SPORT SHIRTS
Well made sport shirts. The
popular designs and colors.
Only $1.94
10 SPORT JACKETS
Men, here are real valuer All
wool Sport coats that has
everything. Reduced
Now $12.75
MEN’S RAINCOATS
V sure bet to keep dry in one
>f these. Double flop rain
wear. — Only $3.98
SWIMMAWAYS REDUCED
Soy’s all wool swim trunks,
Vavy and Royal. Broken sizes*
Reduced now to $1.00
Hen’s swim trunks, 100%
vooL Navy, Royal and Wine.
Seduced now to $1 & $1.50 1
Women’s and children’s swim
iuits reduced to 79c & $3.50
SUMMER TIES
Quite a selection of patterns
and designs. Now — 49c
INFANT VESTS 1
Smal sleeveless Infant’s Vests, 1
sizes 0 to 3. Reduced. I
. Now —• 15c 1

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