JU E Z9 - JULY 5, 1 13 THE CITIZE
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By • Scott
BENTO HARBOR - Beatrice e,
a member of t. Zion Bapti Church
for eight year , is the pre dent of the
church mother board.
She ha abo been a missionary orker
for many many years.
oling: I don't get out in the fi d
very much anymore b of my e.
I am no 83 year old.
oving h re from St. Loui uri
eight year 0 t h ucc ully
tched flv gene rat . n in her family
com ali .
She ha t 0 daughter living and a
ho of grandchildren, gr t grand chil­
dren, great great d childre and
great�t�t�dclillMm. S7in
all.
Originally from Oseola, Ar , her
hobbi . "teaching the ord of the
Lo d, and teaching peop e ho to Ii e in
the name of the Lord.
She continuing bell that livin
ith the bIe· of the Lord ha been
the great t in ira ion of her life.
She rted doin mi . nary or in
her early twentie .
She is loved by both young and old.
Terra.
cans incre
Over the July 4 ee end
tent city ill b erected
in an City, here more
than 200 million pound of
USD surplu food re
tored in mammoth lime­
one
Organizer y an open-
ended f t will begin to
raise the con iou e of
American government le -
en and "encour the
relea of a signific t por­
tion of the food currently
oc piled by the USD ."
The a'l City prot
. co- on red d endor-
d by numerou organiza-
tions cro the country
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life to or-
-In Do ton, communi
groups e rvin 1 000
more meal per month no
than they ere in 19 o.
-Em 1 ncy food uppli
York City h v
rained that
o tudy of
2 ()()() pati nt t an urb
community ho ita! found
that 44 percent ere droit­
ted with nutritio I de 1-
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