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r THE HOPE OF A HOME It takes a heap o' livin’ to make a house a home! Paul and Dee don’t agree. They are counting on this—their dreamhouse—to be a home the day they move in. And who’s to argue. Surely it’s the quality and not the quantity of living that makes a house a home. A Bible that is read, prayers that are said, thoughts that comfort and inspire, smiles that encourage and forgive—these bring brightness and warmth no hearth can provide. Nearby there’s a church in whose life and friendships Paul and Dee will find growing faith and enrichment. Sunday after Sunday they (and soon their family) will bring its glow home with them. God bless you, Paul and Dee—and millions lil»> you who turn houses into homes. Seizures Selected by The American Brtria Society Copyright 1906, Keister-Wiitiams Newspaper Senecas. P O Box 8005. Charlottesville VA 22906

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