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The First Baptist Church will hold its last church conference for the year Saturday night, December 6 at 7:30. AH chairmen, officers atnd members please attend f this very important session. , ,f

Rev. U. S. Brokenburr There will be a choir rehearsal ‘ Thursday night at 7:30.

Mrs. Ethel Bailey, Chr. The ^Ushers of the Macedonia Baptist Church of Flint Hill will Celebrate their (anniversary ,ftrst Sunday December 7, at 3,00 P-MThe St. Louis Harraonizers will render musical selections. Everyone is invited.

; Maria T. Fletcher

Maria Timbers Fletcher, afar “ fg illness in the Mercy Dougiospital,

ip Philadelphia, Pa., iFed ^aturday at the age of 64.

. wss bom September 15, 1894, i daughter of the late Georgirria fend Smith Timbers and uras married the late Albert Lee Fletcher, who-passed away ix month* ago. ' Surviving her arc eleven chad■cn, James Byrd Fletcher of Steelon, Pa., Addie V. Dale of Pi«s>urgh, Pa., John VVesley Fletcher iVilliam Albert, Beatrice Timbers Brigcrt, Mary Catherine Murry, jtortjc Mildred Fletdier and Raid Priscilla Wood all of Phila-. delphia, Pa., Andrew Dank c l Fletcher of Washington, Va., Ix»ttie Lee Fletcher at home and S*iie Moria Summers of Harrisburg Pa. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and 6 great grandchild'

She was converted and baptized by the Elder Thomas Timbers over thirty-seven years ago and has been a member of the First Bethlehem P?mitive Baptist Church since. ♦

Card Of Thanks

. The family of Mrs. Maria PTetcher wishes to thn'k every me for their kindness and sympathy at a time when it was deeply appreciated.

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