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The Y. M. C. A. Bugle 5

Our churches

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Victor Baptist Church
[picture of church]
Worship 11:15 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. oswy
Rev. J. A. Brock, Pastor

Officers

R. E. Moss,
Supt. Sunday School
J. L. Campbell,
Asst. Supt. Sunday School
Allen Leister,
Secretary
W. L. Bruce,
General Treasurer
L. R. Beaman,
Financial Secretary
P. J. Dill,
Clerk
Mrs. H. B. Brookshire,
Pres. W. M. S.
R. F. Jackson,
General Supt. of all Young
Peoples Activities.

Deacons

J. L. Campbell
L. R. Beaman
R. R. Brady
W. L. Bruce
P. J. Dill
M. H. Jones
A. C. Elmore
P. F. Jackson
R. E. Moss
W. O. Waters

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The cuts in this issue of The
Bugle contain pictures of our
two churches here at Victor.
We regret that we did not have
with them, but we must save
something for the next edition.
We wish to say that you rank far
ahead of any village that I
know of in church attendance
and upon benevolences. To the
preachers, we would pay you
a compliment which is some-
thing like this: We think it is
mighty fine when one of you
is called away from your church
to ask each other to fill your
pulpit. On several occasions I
have seen manifest what we
call brotherly love and the way
in which you cooperate makes
glad not only the people you
serve but those who observe.
We trust that this feeling may
forever be present at our vil-
lage. We have been thinking
of just rolling the two churches
side by side some day and hav-
ing an auditorium of 1,000
seats, with furnace heat, a
choir of 100 with a pipe organ,
a sunday school of 1,000 with
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Wesleyan Methodist
Church

We are unable to present to
ours readers a picture of the
Wesleyan church, but we are
glad to pulish the names of
the pastor and the Sunday
school superintendent and to
say for them that they are al-
ways glad to have you come to
their church.

Rev. J. W. Miller is pastor
and the preaching service is
every first and third Sunday--
both morning and evening.

I. B. Brannon is superinten-
dent of the Sunday school,
which meets every Sunday.

Prayer meeting Tuesday
night.

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the preachers both on the job,
alternating services, a big, fine
car for both to ride in and sal-
aries commensurate with their
worth, etc., but they say a lit-
tle competition is the spice of
life and so lets wait till next
year before we go any further.
Honest to goodness, we'd like to
see that done.

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Victor M. E. Church, South
[picture of church]
Rev. J. B. Chick, Pastor

Sunday School
J. H. Lowe, Supt.
T. J. Clark, Asst. Supt.

Epworth League
Clarence Westmoreland, Pres.

Planist
Mrs. Kate Simmons

Choir Leader
H. W. Smith

Board of Stewards
C.B Clark, Chairman
Mrs. Kate Simmons, Sec
T. J. Clark, Treas
E. L. Cobb
B. L. Westmoreland
Eva Wilson
J. H. Lowe
J. T. Brown
E. J. Blanton
O. W. Carpenter
M. R. Casey
H. B. Childers
G. T. Bailey

[picture of teachers]
Teachers of Victor Schools

The above group represent the teaching force at Victor.
Miss Frances Wideman and her corps of teachers occupy the most
important part of life in Victor, and we are justly proud of them,
as we should be. We believe that we have one of the best, if not
the best, schools in the state. In the matter of equiement, the
management of the Victor-Monaghan company has spared no ex-
pense in providing a building which is complete in every detail.

With the group of teachers which appear herewith, we feel
that our teachers will compare with any institution in the state,
and that our children should be made better citizens, better pre-
pared for lief's battles by the lessons learned and contacts
made.