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Hutt News, Volume 15, Issue 14, 3 September 1941, Page 3

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DEVOTIONAL PLAY " Qreater ficfth No Man " To be Presented by St. James's Senior Girls' Bible Class, ST. JAMES'S JULL, WOBURN ROAD, TUESDAY AJO WEI&&ESDAY, 9th and 10th SEPTEMBER, ./ v/ •' at 8 p.m., • ' ■ Preceded bySaered Music by St. Jfffnes's Church Choir. /> _ AdmisgioaJ./- and '2/,. / PROCEEDS FOR CHURCH WORK. iV I •

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