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PRESIDENT AND FAMILY LEAVE WHITE HOUSE FOR CHRISTMAS CHURCH SERVICES. WASHINGTON, D.C. DECEMBER 25. PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT WITH MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILY LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY FOR ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH WHERE THEY ATTENDED CHRISTMAS SERVICES. L TO R: MRS. J. ROOSEVELT, SISTER-IN-LAW
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