. What do women know about these matters! Your Move, Sam. McClure: Well, none of us up here like slavery. But I agree with Ben. We all can't get excited and run around preaching about the immoral- ity of owning slaves. What they do down South is their business. Why even our church is taking times. It's

the purest Monongahela [rye whiskey]. Farmer Childs picked out a cigar, put it to his nose, and returned it to the box. Few of the farmers smoked, but all paid their respects to the a Dinner, to Park, on lock. Marietta, Pa. at 10 A.M., �Monongahela. A third time the blacks paraded. Trays of crisp crac

maintained "union churches," that is, Lutheran and German Reformed congregations shared the church building, its name, and even, in earlier days, occasionally the same minister. Lititz Lutherans may claim with good reason their first congregation was St. James's, begun in 1744 under the Reverend Lawrence

was more active at one time than another. We are not informed what role, if any, the congregation played in meeting the challenges of "liberalism" or "conservatism." We are in the dark as to the effect other churches had upon this church. Has the ethnic composition of the neighborhood changed? Despite