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The subject that brought in the most tr bute to heir King was Mrs. Ora Barbour, the Princess Naomi of Israel. The amount was $79.03. Mrs. Margaret Hunter was second with $27. Mrs. Hunter was a subject of the King of Judah. Mrs. Barbour was crowned Miss First Baptist by the Prophet Isaiah. _The King, their royalities and sub— jects and Prophet Isiah wish to thank each and everyone who helped to make this rally a success. Especially - the visiting ushers, Mrs. Lucy Childs, Shiloh Baptist, Woodville; Mrs. Lottie Aylor, Hopewell, Sperryville; and Mr. and Mrs. John Wall of Washington, D. C.; the visiting choir of Hopewell Baptist Church and from Shiloh in Woodville.

FARM MACHINERY REPAIR

CLASS SET

The Farm Machinery Repair Class, to be held at the Carver Regional High School, has been scheduled to start on January 5, 1954. This class will be held on Tuesday nights from 7:30 through 10:30 and will extend through M arch 30, 1954. —A

Farm Machinery Repair Class, alike all other agriculture classes, is “designed for an educational purpose* T he jobs and skills that will be taught are hoped to be of a nature that —they-will better help- you to confront with the many farm machinery breakage and problems that occur during the year.

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