She will assist her husband, who is pastor of a church in Clarence. Mrs. Graduates From School He Has Never Attended Kokomo, Ind.—Everett Raines will be graduated from a high school this year which he never has attended. He is one of a class of 120 students who will be given diplomas from the Kokomo high school. Raines, who is eighteen years old, suffered injuries six years ago which have made the use of his legs practically impossible. He has determined to continue his education, however. Miss Bernice Havens, at one time a city school teacher, taught him at home and soon he was prepared for high school work. Miss Virginia McCune, a member of the Kokomo high school faculty, took up the work then. Once a week throughout the four-year high school course she visited the Raines home, heard the young man's recitations and gave him new assignments. It is said his average grade in all subjects has been between 90 and 95 percent. Communion Wine Causes Fall of Church Robbers have been making the round of churches, stealing silverware, crucifixes and silver name plates on pews, were captured by the police recently. They had entered the Stralauer church and discovering eight bottles of rare wine used in the communion service, engaged in a drinking bout. Ribald songs and shouts attracted the attention of the men, who forced the doors and rested the revelers. 