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Education Is a constant pro-* cess, and Christian education t It is to be effective mufct be no less constant. Therefore, Trinity Episcopal Church has established a Parish Library to help Its children and parishonerB better understand the Faith, and theim selves. Since it Is to be located In the Parish Hall, it Will be called: Stuart Hall Memorial Library. On December 10, Saturday, from 2:30 p. m. to 4:30 p. ra., all children and adults are Invited to visit the Stuart Hall Memorial Library. While we are waiting for Mr. Cloud to build the necessary permanent cabinets, we are operating from two book cases loaned to the Church. We have accessioned 150 books, which have been bought through the memorial funds donated thus far by the following people, in memory of some loved ones: Mrs. Florence Williamson, Mrs. Mary H. Lea, Mrs. Arthur Miller, Mrs. Charles Glaenzer, Dr. Melton Wright, and Miss Annie Miller Almond. Hopehilly, others may see the need for this library and will contribute towards more books. During the visiting hours on Saturday, December 10, children may have access to the books and check out one of their preference. (There may be a surprise In store for the children).
Charles Glaenzer
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