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and Miss Nellie Wardle. 4-4011-STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. - "ROW (SUNDAY), NOVEMBER 15, 1914. k o • 'l 10.30. Rec. A. J. CHESSUM. ing, 6 .30: 'Miss RICHARDSON, Of Oron Institute.

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