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Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Rich-mond, celebrating its centennial thismonth, is another historic church fromwhich WRVA broadcasts Sunday morn-ing services. Organized October 3,1852, the congregation for 66 yearsworshipped near Sixth and ClayStreets. In 1924 a new home was com-pleted on the old Richmond Collegegrounds at Ryland and Grace Streets,and the congregation moved into the

beautiful structure of Gothic design with interior ap-pointments conducive to a most worshipful atmos-phere in May, 1931.

Guest speaker at the main service of the church's100th Anniversary will be the Rev. R. S. Ressmeyer,of Baltimore. On the second Sunday, BethlehemLutheran Church will relinquish its air time so thatWHVA may broadcast the sermon by Bishop PaulN. Garber, from the Virginia Methodist Conferencefrom the Epworth Methodist Church in Norfolk. Thefinal centennial service of Bethlehem Church will beconducted by its pastor, the Rev. 0. A. Sauer, onOctober 19th. Music will be under the direction ofRoland Kuring, organist and choir leader.

The Rev. Mr. Sauer, pastor of the church for 31years, is a native of South Bend, Indiana, was edu-cated at Concordia College and Concordia Seminary,and served a seven-year pastorate at Michigan City,Indiana, before accepting his Richmond call.

Epworth Methodist Church, Norfolk,WRVC - (FM) guest place of wor-ship for October, is located at Free-mason and Boush Streets. Successorto Old Granby Street Church, Ep-worth's Romanesque design structureand beautiful chimes in the loftytower, remind passers-by of the eter-nal values proclaimed by its ministry.

Dr. Joseph S. Johnston, pastor atEpworth since 1948, was educated atthe University of Virginia and YaleUniversity and received his honorarydegree of Doctor of Divinity from Ran-dclph-Macon College.

Music for the services, which will be broadcastover WRVC on Sunday afternoons at 3:30 P.M., isunder the direction of John A. Halvorsen.

* *JOHN LAIR, presiding personality of WRVA's "RENFROVALLEY SUNDAY GATHERING" on Sundays at 8:30A.M., tries out a banjo, one of the large collection of con-temporary and antique musical instruments played by thetalented residents of the Kentucky valley where the programoriginates.

SMILIN' ED MCCONNELL

* * *

Smilin` Ed and His GangDesigned for youngsters of all ages, "SMILIN' ED

AND HIS GANG" made its debut on WRVA Radiolast month on Saturday mornings at 9:30, under thesponsorship of the Brown Shoe Company, Inc.

The program features a half-hour of songs andstories, starring Ed McConnell, a genial gentlemanwith a smile as big as he is. McConnell began hisradio career in 1922, and, in more than thirty yearsof broadcasting, he has never been without a spon-sor. He worked for one sponsor for mere thantwenty years.

Smilin' Ed, who made his CBS Radio debut August23, 1952, has gray hair and brown eyes. His favoritebook is the Bible; his favorite song is "Little BoyBlue." He is married and has two children.

Ed's gang on the program consists of Old Grandie,the talking piano; Squeaky, the mechanical mouse;Froggy, the gremlin; Midnight, the tabby cat; Mrs.Twiddle Van Snoot and Uncle Fishface.

* * *

Lovely PEGGY BOWERS joins Val Douglas with the Jordanaires,Dottie Dillard, Owen Bradley and his Farm Hands, and theMorton Merrymakers when "VISITIN' TIME" returns tothe air October 10th on Fridays at 8:00 P.M. over WRVA.

Delightful AUDREY TOTTER, star of "MEET MILLIE," whichis now heard Thursdays at 8:00 P.M. on WRVA, portraysthe role of a secretary who has a very special talent forgetting herself, her boss and all her friends in trouble, whichmeans thirty laugh -filled minutes for listeners.

* *

The CoverLovely Dinah Shore and Jack Smith team together

for our cover picture this month and also on WRVA."THE JACK SMITH-DINAH SHORE SHOW," oneof the three quarter-hours sponsored by Procter &Gamble every weeknight, is heard at 7:15 P.M. Jackand Dinah take you down the musical road of mem-ory songs and bring you up-to-date with the latesthits Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Jack solos onTuesday and Thursday with an assist from FrankDeVol and his orchestra.

At 6:45 P.M., Procter & Gamble presents one ofAmerica's most listened -to reporters, LOWELLTHOMAS. For 22 years he has been reporting thenews from points all over the world. In 1949 hewas the first person to broadcast to the outsideworld from the forbidden land of Tibet.

"BEULAH," starring Hattie McDaniel, is America'squeen of the kitchen, who serves a batch of wonder-ful comedy every weeknight at 7:00 P.M.

t7 ti7 *When MED MAXWELL says "LET'S GO VISITING," hereally means it. Listeners to WRVA every Tuesday andThursday at 6:45 A.M. have heard Med talk with hundredsof farmers in all sections of the nation, discussing their prob-lems and their methods for better farming.

LIONEL BARRYMORE

* *Hallmark Playhouse

The "HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE" returned to theair last month with Lionel Barrymore as host andto WRVA and the CBS Radio Network.

A great name in the American theatre has returnednarrator, and sometimes star, of the programs broad-cast Sundays at 9:00 P.M.

A trail -blazer in motion pictures and radio, Barry -more has appeared in important roles in almost 100films. He has also appeared on any number of radioshows, but, perhaps, he is most widely known forhis annual portrayal of Scrooge in Charles Dickens'"Christmas Carol."

Brother of the great John and Ethel, "Mr. B.," asLionel is affectionately called by fellow artists, wasborn in Philadelphia on April 28, 1878, the son ofMaurice Barrymore and Georgia Drew. He madehis first stage appearance at the age of five with hisillustrious actor -parents. He took his first profes-sional bow at the age of 15, with his grandmother,Mrs. John Drew, in "The Road to Ruin," on Christ-mas Day, 1893.

In addition to his artistry in his profession, hisetchings rank among the foremost artists of theday. His "In Memoriam," a musical tribute to hisbrother John, has been performed by major sym-phony orchestras, and his other compositions haveearned for him sincere praise from the music world.

ARLENE FRANCIS joins fellow panelists Dorothy Kilgallen, Ben-nett Cerf and Hal Block on "WHAT'S MY LINE?" Wednes-days at 9:30 P.M., to guess the occupations of the gueststhat moderator John Daly invites to appear on the program.

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NewsFarm MarketsThis I BelieveNewsJames River CallSagebrush SerenadeNews -Easy Does ItEasy Does ItNews-

Easy Does ItEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsEasy Does ItEasy Does ItJack HuntOld Dominion

Barn DanceStreet ManArthur GodfreyArthur GodfreyArthur GodfreyGrand SlamMarket ReportsWeather NewsThis I Believe

Esso ReporterG. Passage -NewsPin -up -ParadeHelen TrentOur Gal SundayBig SisterMa PerkinsYoung Dr. MaloneThe Guiding LightW. Warren -NewsPerry MasonNora DrakeBrighter DayHilltop HouseHouse PartyHouse PartyArthur GodfreyGrady ColeAunt JennySecondMrs.BurtonRosemaryHousewives'Protective League

Home FolksCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahSmith -Shore ShowClub 15Edward R. MorrowSuspenseGodfrey's Tal. Sets.Lux Radio TheatreLux Radio TheatreLux Radio TheatreBob Hawk ShowAllen Jones ShowAllen Jones ShowWRVA NewsSerenade in Blue11:30 P. M.

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Esso ReporterG. Passage -NewsPin-up ParadeHelen TrentOur Gal SundayBig SisterMa PerkinsYoung Dr. MaloneThe Guiding LightW. Warren -NewsPerry MasonNora DrakeBrighter DayHilltop HouseHouse PartyHouse PartyArthur GodfreyGrady ColeAunt JennySecondMrs.BurtonRosemaryHousewives'Protective League

Home FolksCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahSmith -Shore ShowGuest StarEdward R. MurrowPeople Are FunnyMr. & Mrs. NorthLife With LuigiMy Friend IrmaMy Friend IrmaMr. Chameleon,Dance OrchestraDance OrchestraWRVA NewsAmericans, SpeakUp

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Home FolksCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahSmith -Shore ShowClub 15Edward R. MurrowFBIin Peace & WarDr. ChristianJohnny DollarWhat's My Line?What's My Line?News ;St 'b 't. Jam.Starlight SerenadeStarlight SerenadeWRVA NewsStars for Defense

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Home FolksCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinnerTimeLowell ThomasBeulahSmith -Shore ShowHere's to VeteransEdward R. MurrowMeet MillieJunior MissRomanceBing Crosby ShowBing Crosby ShowBrevard FestivalDemocratic PartyDemocratic PartyWRVA NewsLes Brown Show

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Program schedule same as WRVA except as follows:

SUNDAY3:00 PM-Fidelis S.S. Class3:30 PM-Church Service4:30 PM-Invitat'n Music

MONDAY Thru FRIDAY3:00 PM-Concert Hall4:00 PM-Colley Matinee4:45 PM-Story Time5:00 PM-Record Room

5:30 PM-What's YourPleasure?

5:45 PM-Farm, Markets6:15 PM-Service Feature

MONDAY4:30 PM-Movie Quiz6:30 PM-Quarter Deck

TUESDAY4:30 PM-Spotlight on Star6:30 PM-Gator Show

WEDNESDAY4:30 PM-Movie Quiz6:30 PM-Adv. in Research

THURSDAY4:30 PM-Holid' y Routine6:30 PM-Pete & Jesse

FRIDAY4:30 PM-Movie Quiz6:30 PM-David & Jesse

SATURDAY3:00 PM-Melody Corner4:00 PM-Gai Paris4:30 PM-Proudly We Hail5:00 PM-Linden Albert5:15 Watchtower Speaks5:30 PM-Youth for Christ6:05 PM-YMCABible Class6:30 PM-Rev. Crandall

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First Baptist Church, Rich-mond, WRVA guest place ofworship for September, fromits founding in 1780, has occu-pied a distinct position in thisarea and throughout its denomi-nation. After making enviablehistory at its venerable locationat 12th and Broad Streets, thecongregation in 1928 moved toits imposing new home at Mon-ument Avenue and the Boule-vard, occupying a large blockand constituting one of Rich-mond's most beautiful points ofinterest. Here a daily programof worship, education, recrea-tion and social work is in prog-ress. In the worshipful air-conditioned sanctuary Vir-ginia's largest Baptist member-ship of 3,500 worships, while aSunday School of 2,700 occupies modern facilities.

The Rev. Theodore F. Adams, D. D., in 1936, camefrom Toledo, Ohio, to become a worthy successor toan illustrious line of pastors, including the late be-loved Dr. George White McDaniel, for 22 years pastorof this congregation and a leader throughout his de-nomination. He is especially gifted as radio minister.Assisting Dr. Adams in the ministry of this church.which includes two morning and an evening Serviceeach Sunday, are the ministers,, Drs. W. RichardBates and Myron C. Madden. The beautiful musicalservice is conducted by Alton L. Howell, organistand choir director, well known for his leadership inall of Richmond's religious endeavors.

*St. John's Episcopal Church, Portsmouth-WRVC

(FM)-for more than a century has upheld traditionsof its antecedents which connect it with the originof this denomination in America. From the erectionof its first home at Court and London Streets throughthe occupancy of the present worshipful church onWashington Street, this congregation has been dedi-cated to the beautiful attributes of worship whileserving humanitarian needs of the community withwhich its history has been closely identified.

The Rev. Roderick H. Jackson, whose inspiringmessages will be recalled by WRVC listeners, worth-ily succeeded in this pastorate such consecrated min-isters as the beloved Rt. Rev. William AmbroseBrown, retired Bishop of Southern Virginia. Herendered effective service for five years as missionaryto Japan and came to Portsmouth from Orangeburg,S. C., in 1940. His leadership in this Diocese and inthe religious and civic life of Tidewater Virginia iswidely recognized. Agnes Earnest, talented choir di-rector and organist, conducts the beautiful musicassociated with this church.

*CHIEF JOHN T. SPAVIN GMC, BRUCE. CHAMBERLIN SN, andDENNIS O'NEILL SN, (1 to r) prepare "WORLD REPORT"heard Wednesdays at 10:45 on WRVA. Originating in ourNorfolk Studios, the program features stories and news con-cerning U. S. Military personnel the world over. The broad-casters are members of COMPHIBLANT Staff stationed atLittle Creek.

The DR. PEPPER BARN DANCE cast.

Barn Dance Heard On CBSWRVA's famous "OLD DOMINION BARN DANCE"

returned to the CBS Radio Network this summer,under the sponsorship of Dr. Pepper. Sunshine Sue,the Westernaires, Zag, the Ozark Mountain Boy, Cur-ley Collins, Sonny Day and Quincy Snodgrass, areheard every Saturday morning at 10:15, over fifty-five radio stations throughout the South and South-west.

The fun and songs that have been heard for oversix years by Virginians are now also heard by citi-zens of Kentucky, Missouri, South Carolina, NorthCarolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,Louisiana, Florida, Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas.

The quarter-hour Dr. Pepper broadcast is recordedevery Saturday night from the stage of the WRVATheatre where the "OLD DOMINION BARN DANCE"is presented at 7:30 and 9:30. Harry Monroe an-nounces the network show and Ray Kennedy producesand directs.

*"STREET MAN" ALDEN AAROE (right) broadcasts the pre-sentation of a $500 check by R. L. PHILLIPS, JR., of LeverBrothers Company, to MRS. WILLIAM K. CLARK, of Richmond.Ten words won Mrs. Clark $50 each in a Lux Toilet Soapcontest over WRVA. KITTY COUSINS (left), hostess on the"STREET MAN," which is broadcast weekdays at 10:00 A.1\1..approves with a pretty smile.

MARY SHIPP, charming radio actress heard as isss Spalding,the night school teacher of "LIFE WITH LUIGI," Tuesdaysat 9:00 P.M., would like all and sundry to know that she isnot as austere as she sounds in her radio role. For personal,off -mike wear, she prefers the sunny, flower -filled mood sug-gested above.

The CoverBefore WRVA microphones on our September cover

are the two gentlemen between whom the voters ofthe United States will choose for the next Presidentof the United States. At the top is General Eisen-hower and at the bottom Governor Stevenson.

Every Sunday afternoon at 4:30 on WRVA, West-inghouse brings you "PICK THE WINNER," a newdiscussion series presenting prominent spokesmen ofthe two major parties debating on such issues asforeign policy, civil rights, taxation, inflation, laborlegislation, etc.

"PICK THE WINNER" is the second big phase ofthe Westinghouse-WRVA election coverage that be-gan with the two conventions and will reach its climaxon Election Night. Stay tuned to WRVA and "PICKTHE WINNER!"

* *Former Republican STATE SENATOR FRED PARKS, of Abingdon,past commander of the Virginia American Legion, is picturedbelow after he had awarded UNITED STATES SENATOR HARRYFLOOD BYRD with the Legion's Distinguished Service Award.The ceremonies and Senator Byrd's address to the Legion con-vention were aired by WRVA.

ART LINKLETTER proves that "People Are Funny."

*

People Are FunnyThere's no limit to the stunts performed on "PEO-

PLE ARE FUNNY," hilarious audience participa-tion program starring Art Linkletter on WRVA Tues-days at 8:00 P. M.

This is the show which has sent a woman out toborrow a husband; a man to sell ten dollar bills; re-quired a woman contestant to remain silent for aweek; and found, through a fake scientist, fourteenpeople willing to take a rocket trip to the moon!

The show usually has an outside stunt such as oneof the above and two or three inside studio pranksconducted by Linkletter. One back -fired and Art wasdumped into a tub of cold ice -water. Contestants,chosen by pre-program studio applause, are well re-warded for their cooperation with handsome prizesand listeners with a barrel of laughs!

Linkletter also keeps busy on WRVA/CBS Radioevery weekday with his "House Party" at 3:15 P.M.

*

Actress PATSY CAMPBELL portrays the title role on "THE SEC-OND MRS. BURTON" weekdays at 4:30 P.M. on WRVA.The popular daytime drama is the story of a young wife'sattempt to preserve her home, her family, her marriage.

WRVA1 1 4 0 on your AM Dial-Richmond & Norfolk

tTo Be Announced WRVB94.5 on your FM Dial-Richmond-3 P.M. to 12 Midnight

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MorningGathering

CBS World NewsE. Power BiggsChurch of the AirChurch of the AirChurch of the AirChurch ServicesChurch ServicesChurch ServicesChurch ServicesChurch Services

Esso ReporterEsso ReporterSammy KayeSalt Lake ChoirSalt Lake ChoirHoliday for MusicHoliday for MusicMennonite HourMennonite HourSymphonetteSymphonetteYour

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MusicQuiz KidsQuiz KidsPick the WinnerPick the WinnerGene Autry ShowGene Autry ShowWorld Newswith Robert TroutKing Arthur

Godfrey'sRoundtable

Syncopation PieceSyncopation PieceJack Benny ShowJack Benny ShowDoris Day ShowDoris Day ShowF'kFontaine ShowMorris PlayhouseHallmark PlayhlseInner SanctumInner SanctumNews; Dance Orch.ChoraliersChoraliersNewsHoward K. SmithNight MusicNight MusicNight MusicCBS News

NewsFarmis Markets

BelieveNewsJames River CallSagebrush SerenadeNews -Easy Does ItEasy Does ItNews-

Easy Does ItEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsEasy Does ItEasy Does ItEasy Does ItOld Dominion



Orchids to YouCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahShore -Smith -SimmsClub 15Edward R. MurrowSuspenseGodfrey's Tal. Sets.Lux Radio TheatreLux Radio TheatreLux Radio TheatreBob Hawk ShowNews ; DanceOrch.Dance OrchestraWRVA NewsSerenade in Blue1 1:30 P. M.

TO6:00 A. M.

NewsFarm Markets.this I BelieveNewsJames River CallLet's Go VisitingNews -Easy Does ItEasy Does ItNews-


Barn DanceCharles AntellArthur GodfreyArthur GodfreyArthur GodfreyGrand SlamMarket ReportsWeather NewsThis I Believe


Orchids to YouCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahShore -Smith -SimmsGuest StarEdward R. MurrowPeople Are FunnyMr. & Mrs. NorthLife With LuigiNews; Steve Allen.Steve Allen ShowStrawhat ConcertDance OrchestraDance OrchestraWRVA NewsSerenade In Blue

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Esso ReporterG. Passage -NewsPin-up ParadeHelen TrentOur Gal SundayBig SisterMa PerkinsYoung Dr. MaloneThe Guiding LightW. Warren -NewsPerry MasonNora DrakeBrighter DayHilltop HouseHouse PartyHouse PartyArthur GodfreyGrady ColeAunt JennySecondMrs.ThirtonRosemaryHousewives'Protective League

Orchids to YouCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahShore -Smith -Simms


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NewsFarm MarketsThis I BelieveNewsSilver Star QuartetSagebrush SerenadeNews -Easy Does ItEasy Does ItNews-

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Esso ReporterG. Passage -NewsPin-up ParadeHelen TrentOur Gal SundayBig SisterMa PerkinsYoung Dr. MaloneThe Guiding LightW. Warren -News.Perry MasonNora DrakeBrighter DayHilltop HouseHouse PartyHouse PartyArthur GodfreyGrady ColeAunt JennySecondMrs.BurtonRosemaryHousewives'Protective League

Orchids to YouCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinner TimeLowell ThomasBeulahShore -Smith -Simms

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Easy Does ItEsso ReporterG. Passage, NewsKids' TheatreKids' TheatreAdventure TimePrincess PetTeen TimeTeens:GardenGateJohnny BondCBS Barn DanceCalling All CooksNews -Let's PretendGive and TakeGive and TakeGive and TakeGive and Take

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Barn DanceCharles AntellArthur GodfreyArthur GodfreyArthur GodfreyGrand SlamMarket ReportsWeather NewsThis I Believe

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Orchids to YouCurt Massey TimeEsso ReporterG. Passage -NewsThis I BelievePublic OpinionDinnerTimeLowell ThomasBeulahShore -Smith -SimmsHere's to VeteransEdward R. MorrowMr. KeenFBIIn Pence & WarMr. ChameleonNews; Steve AllenSteve Allen ShowBrevard FestivalDance OrchestraDance OrchestraWRVA NewsLes Brown Show

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Club 15Edward R. MorrowInsp. HearthstoneDr. ChristianJohnny DollarSteve Allen ShowSteve Allen ShowNews; St'b't. Jam.Serenade in BlueWorld ReportWRVA NewsStars for Defense

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Club 15Edward R. MurrowMusicland USAMusicland USAEddy Arnold ShowNews; Steve AllenSteve Allen ShowCapitolCloakroomDance OrchestraDance OrchestraWRVA NewsSerenade in Blue

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WRVC (FM) NORFOLK, VA. 102.5 Mc. DAILY 2:00 PM TO 11:00 P. M. ESTProgram schedule same as WRVA except as follows:

SUNDAY 4:30 PM-What's Your TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY2:00 PM-Fidelis S.S. Class Pleasure? 3:30 PM-Spotlight on Star 3:30 PM-Holid'y Routine 2:00 PM-Melody Corner2:30 PM-Church Service 5:00 PM-Farm, Markets 5:30 PM-Gator Show 5:30 PM-Pete & Jesse 3:00 PM-Colley Matinee3:30 PM-Invitat'n Music 5:15 PM-Saunders Sports 6:15 PM-Guest Star 6:15 PM-Stars for Defense6:30 PM-Sum'r Serenade 3:30 PM-Proudly WeHailMONDAY Thru FRIDAY2:00 PM-Concert Hall MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 4:00 PM-Gai Paris3:00 PM-Colley Matinee 3:30 PM-Movie Quiz 3:30 PM-Movie Quiz 3:30 PM-Movie Quiz 4:30 PM-Youth for Christ3:45 PM-Story Time 5:30 PM-Quarter Deck 5:30 PM-Adv. in Research 5:30 PM-David & Jesse 5:05 PM-YMCABible Class4:00 PM-Record Room 6:15 PM-Iva McBride 6:15 PM-Iva McBride 6:15 PM-Iva McBride 5:30 PM-Rev. Crandall

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