And he say, "Well, you know, I forget things--so I keep a file on
everybody."
Then, later, the parishes separated, as you know.
Mr. JENNER. The parishes separated. Yes. I've heard that.
Mr. VOSHININ. Because, somehow, their life together, you know, became
unbearable and finally the St. Seraphim Church decided to move out.
Mr. JENNER. Of that building?
Mr. VOSHININ. Of that building on McKinney. And we bought a house on
Newton and Throckmorton, as you know.
And the St. Nicholas Church remained within empty house which they only
used once in 5 weeks; so they decided to sell it and they sold that
house and it was torn away--torn down. And now there is a Gulf station
on McKinney.
Mr. JENNER. A Gulf gasoline station?
Mr. VOSHININ. Yeah; and they are still holding their church meetings at
the house of Mr. and Mrs. Tsinzadze (phonetic).
Mr. JENNER. Hold it. Can you spell that?
Mr. VOSHININ. Well, I don't know how to spell that. This is a Georgian
name. These are Georgian people.