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SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday services at the Church of
the Incarnation are at 8, 9:30 and 11
a.m. Sunday School is at 900, with
the children attending the early part
of that service and leaving the church
after the Creed to go to their classes#
WEEKDAY SERVICES
On weekdays the Holy Eucharist is
offered at 8 a.m. on lUesdays, Wednes
days, Fridays and Saturdaysi and at 10
a.m. on Thursdays. In all cases Ifetins
is read at 1^ minutes before the hour,
and on Thursdays the service is followed
by an adult class,
PARISH SUPPER
A Parish Supper will be served at
6:30 this Monday, July 28, at $1.2^
a plate in the Felloi'Tship Hall. The
after-dinner program, in the church,
will feature an unusual motion picture
produced by lyjr. I/alter Resce, of High
lands and Rainboxir Pictures, Miami.
YOUTH PICNIC
The youth of the parish should
gather at the church this Sunday after
noon, July 27, at U o’clock to go to a
swim-picnic event at the lake on the
property of Me*, and Mrs, Overton Cham
bers, Transportation will be provided.
JUNIOR CHOIR
Our Junior Choir meets in the Ron-
dette at 10 a.m. on Rr'iday mornings,
under the direction of Hrs. J. Russell
Garvin. All interested youngsters will
be gladly welcomed.
Phillies Overwhelm Pirates
For Initial Victory 19-6
King’s Inn Phillies demonstrated
what is possible through perseverance
and practice by defeating the Perry
Agency Pirates last Saturday in a makeup
game. Though the game was late in start
ing due to the installation of a new
fence, the Phillies were not to be de
terred. They immediately took coimnand
and eventually widened their lead to
19-1. The Pirates tried valiantly to
rally and did manage to score 7 runs,
but the margin was too great. They will
be out for revenge as the txiro rivals
meet again this week.
Player-of-the-Week honors for July
II4-I9 go to Don Keener, son of and
I^s. John Keener of Flat Mountain. Al
ways watchful to how his team may be
improved, as catcher Don’s sharp eye
and good spirit have worked to help
some of the younger boys with their mis
takes. His performance both catching
and batting was a key factor in Highlands
P.T.A. Cards* twin victories over the
Pirates last week. His impressive bat
ting record included ^ hits in 9 at
bats, 6 runs, and 5 RBI's. Ti^jo hits
went for home runs and one for a double.
One of the home runs was a grand slam.
Make plans now to attend the i\nnual
Hospital Bazaar July 2^th and 26th
Educational Building of Presby. Church.
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CP£N!ING - Sat. July 26,1969
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MOST BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE DOLLS
AND STUFFED TOYS - ANYWHERE*.
HANDCRAFTED FOOTSTOOLS, CERAMICSj
PILLOWS AND OTHER ITEiv^S
VISIT US AT OUR TEMPORARY
L 00AT I ON-
JUST 1 MILE OFF HWI, S4 - ON
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THE GALAX NEWS
JULY 2ii, 1969
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