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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28

interfere, and after a night
of unusual activity at the
Weyerhaeuser home, a third
classified advertisement ap-
peared in a Seattle paper
today.
We are ready. Percy Minnie. g"
was the ads terse notice to the
abduCtorS.
The sd. replacing a rather Tor
lorn one which had been carried
for tvo darS asking the kidnapers
10 name a new avenue Of approach.
was believed TO indicate that fur
Their word had been received at the
big white house on The hill.
Meanwhile on a vague report that
the boy was seen in an automobile
in Vancouver. p. c.. last SATURDAY..
some 20 hours after he disappeared.
iWo Tacoma detectives were IN Inc
Canadian CITY today working with
British Columbia provincial police
IN an effort 90 trace the car.
Elsewhere the Federal men an
pearcd 10 carry on their investiga-
lions despite the plea of the dis
traUght father They stayed awav
from the WCyerhaeuSer home as far
as appearances went. but al the
same time We're continuing 10 check
CleWS rs far away as California.
Possibility that either Of two
Washington gangs. the old FggerS
gang OF rum runners and bank rob
berS. or the ~Bremerton gang" SllS-
pectcd Of being Smugglers and of
the mass Staying Of SIX persons in a
Puget Sound summer home. enci-
necrcd the kidnapping were not over
looked 10y the Federal agents and
police
a convict. former member of the
EgcerS gang. was interviewed in a
California prison. BY air. by water
and by road. the government men
fitted around Kitsap County. scene
of the Bremerton mass MR., 5
which were never solved.
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touching up office furniture went
about his business unmoved.
A colored elevator girl pored
over a copy of the courts decision
between trips. Uniformed guards
talked it all over with any one who
would stop.
DRESS headquarters was again
IL the madhouse it used to be
two years ago. NRA's efficient
information service lived up 10 its
traditions at the end. II got out
mimeographed copies Of its own
death warrant-the deciSion-long
before they were available else
where. Il supplied the information
for its own obituary-how many
affected by them. how many
people were put to work under
codes. how much increase in pay
rolls was brought about. how
much decrease in working hours.
Red headed Miss Marshall Coles,
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FLANDIN REGIME IN
CRUCIAL FRANC FIGHT
Monetary Measures Meet
Violent Opposition.
BvyujtsdPrcss

PARIS. May 2S-Violent opposi-
ton 10 granting the Cabinet full
power TO deal with the financial
situation developed among deputies
today as the Chamber convened 10
hear Finance Minister Louis Ger
main Martin outline the govern
ment'S program.
The life of the Cabinet appeared
10 be in danger.
just before Parliament met. the
Bank of France. fighting deSper-
ately 10 stop the drain of gold
which threatens the franc. raised
the discount rate for the third time
since last Thursday. this time from
1 per cent TO s.
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course of action, now admlteuly uIl-
certain.
Mr.. Richberg's plea, coupled with
an announcement that all methods
of compulsory enforcement Of the
codes will be Immediately sus-
pended" followed a conference with
the President and Atty. Gen. Cum
mingS.
Among Progressives III Congress,
a move to curb the Supreme Courts
power grew rapidly. Senator ROD
ert La Toilette prog, Wis.,, said
he was considering introduction OF
a bill to deprive the nine justices OF
power to void acts of Congress. He
and Senator Edward P. Costigan
Cd. Colo), were also surveying the
prospects of pushing for action IN
Congress and in the states on the
Costigan constitutional amendment
to authorize regulation of hours ma
wages by Congress-a power COM
pletely denied by the Supreme Court
in its unanimous decision of yes
terday.
Inadequate, He Asserts
THE Constitution as interpreted
by the Supreme Court is proving
inadequate to meet the strain and
the problems of rapidly altering in
dustrjal conditions" Mr.. Costigan
commented. Fortunately in other
English-speaking countries it has
been found possible to combine per-
sonal rights and liberties with more
flexible legislative power than Con-
gress is being permitted to exer-
else"
Il have long contended," said Mr..
La Toilette, that the Supreme
Court should not have power to de-
clare acts of Congress invalid"
Other Progressives emphasized
that the convention which drafted
the Constitution in 1877 was con-
fronted three times with a proposal
to allow the Supreme Court this
power, and never granted it. The
court under Chief Justice Marshall
assumed the power thereby arouS-
ing criticism from Thomas Jefferson
and others.
Recall jefferson LvI,vr
A famous letter written by Jeffer-
son in 1920 also was recalled today
1t warned that judicial supremacy
would place us under the despotism
of an oligarchy." He praised the
three-part system Of government
and commented, Il know no safe
depository of the ultimate powers
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SPIKE 7-DAY RUM0RS
Polar Ice Officials Deny Firm Will
Resume -NRA Hours.

Polar Ice and Fuel Co. officials to-
day spiked rumors the company
would go back to pre-NRA working
hours and wages. The company has
always worked on a seven-day week
plan, but working hours are we'll
within the NRA requirements, Off
Gals explained.
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KIDNAPPED TIMBER HEIR
TO BE RELEASED TODAY
BY ABDUCTORS, IS BELIEF
5000, 900 Ransom Money Ready for Payment,
Weyerhaeuser Family Confident Boy Will
Be Back Home by Tonight.
HANDS OFF is PLEA TO C. MEN
But Federal Agents Continue to Track
Down Every Clew in Hope of Finding
Trace of Missing Lad.

TACOMA Wash. May %. - Safe return of George
Weyerhaeuser 9yearod Tacoma school boy forecast
today. His family believed making contacts with the
dnapers who seized the child in front of Annie Wright
seminary last Friday
Shortly after the boys father John Philip Weyer-
haese grandson of the founder of the amy vast timber
holdings requested Federal agents and police to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28
OLIVER WILL IS FILED
Testament of Physicians Widow
Now in Probate Court.

The will of Mrs. Emma Louise
Oliver. widow of Dr. John H. Oliver,
who died May IS, today was filed for
probate in Probate Court The will
divided $4,000 in personal property
and $4,000 in real estate equally
between her two daughters. Mrs
Martha Oliver Daugherty and Mrs
Olive Oliver Carpenter. Frank
Dawson was named executor.
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BONUS LEADERS TO
FIGHT FOR ANY BILL
Vinson Measure Likely to Receive
Congressional Support.

BIZ JHitcd Press
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Con-
gIesSional bonus leaders decided to-
day to fight for bonus bill of
any kind"
The decision means that The Pat
man initiation measure. vetoed by
the President, will bes strapped in
favor of the Vinson bill, unless the
"greenback" bill shows greater
strength in a Senate poll
Following a meeting Of Senate and
House leaders who fought for adop-
ton Of the Patr-e over the Vinson
bill, Senator IN Thomas ID,
Okla annou-.c that his group
would do its utmost to pay he
soldiers their adjusted service GER
tificates, letting initiation go BY the
board If necessary.
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PEARL BUCK TO GET
QUICK RENO DIVORCE
Author of The Good Earth" Estab-
fishes Nevada Residence.

RENO. New Nav 2S-Pearl Buck,
novelist and former missionary. has
established residence IN Nevada TO
obtain a quick Reno divorce it
was learned today.
She has retained an attorney and
with TWO other Divorces has put
III several of the necessary - days
before she can file her complaint
against her husband. John Buck.
Mrs Buck Is living at Lake Ia
hoe. She rs understood 10 be plan
ning 20 marry r j. Walsh. New
York publisher. following the di-
vOrce.
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FAIR WEATHER FOR
MEMORIAL DAY RACE
CLASSIC PROMISED

Fair weather will probably greet
Memorial Day 500-mile race fans,
a special bulletin prepa red by the
Chicago weather station and for
warded to Indianapolis stated to-
day.
The bulletin stated that Thurs
days weather in Indianapolis will
be uncertain but probably fair"
Indications also point to tempera-
lures slightly below those of to-
day.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Todays the day

Today's the dav
And The Dionne QuintupletS
have passed their first wear Of
existence IN this world after
their famous birth in the morn
ing hours SOS days ago.
Today you have an oppOr-
tunity TO attend their birthday
party. II started this morning
az dawn when Marie started
her song Of the DAY and soon
was Joined by her sisters.
TURN TO PAGE 3. There
YOU wiz find Yvonne Dionne
enjoying the pleasures Of her
FIRST birthday.
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81 RACE CARS
NOW QUALIFIED
Four More Drivers Pass
Tests at Speedway;
Winnai Fastest.

George Bailey. Detroit, driving a
Ford VS. Special. this afternoon
became the thirty first driver to
qualify for the 5o0-miIe Memorial
Day race. His average speed was
1892 miles an hour.
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PRIEST SLAYER'S CASE
IS SUBMITTED TO JURY
Couldn't Remember Firing Shots, i
Youths Defense.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The case
Of Joseph Leib Steinmetz. charged
with the murder Of his bride. Ruth.
went to a blue ribbon" jury this
afternoon after completion Of the
judges charge.
Steinmetz is charged with shoot
ing his wife and the Rev. john j
Leonard. a Catholic priSt. 20 death
IN a hotel ROOM lie Conteuded that
he could not remember firing he
ShO.s.
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T0DAYS WEATHER

Tomorrow's sunrise, 4:19 a. m.
sunset, 7:05 p m.
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Kern to Appoint Traffic Group

Mayor John w. Kern today said
he soon Will appoint an advisory
traffic committee to study and re-
codify the city's traffic laws.
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Curb POWer of Court,
Is PrOgressiUes' Roar
La Toilette and CoStgan Cry for SCapS of Justices After
Invadaton of MIRA by Tribunal
BY HERBERT LITTLE
Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON May 2Presdent Roosevelt today awaited in 81
ruling
Upon response voluntary
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New guaranteed tires 15c wk. Save
S1.00 up. Hoosier Pete.-Adv.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
CHURCH TO HOLD
VISITATION WEEK
30 Metropolitan B aptis t
Members Will Take Part
in Campaign.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the pastor. DR..
John Compton Ball, will have for his
sermon topic Gods Gracious Giving"
In the evening he will speak on when
Christ Closed the Book" The Vir-
ginians, male quartet composed of
L. B. Souder, Stanley Whetzel, Lowry
Smith and Arthur Meyer, will assist
the choir In special music selections.
The coming week will be church Wis
itation week, when over 80 members
will visit all members. All not visit
ing are requested to be at home on
Sunday afternoon. The campaign will
continue until all members have had
a call.
All young peoples organizations
meet at pm.
A meeting Of the Woman's Bible
Glass will be held Tuesday at o'clock.
Mrs. B. P. Hickox will be in charge.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Wednesday at 1890 o'clock. Mrs.
William Hasker will speak.
The teachers of the Bible School
meet Thursday at pm. B. P. Hick-
OK will lead the discussion on John
the Minister" The prayer service
will follow, led by the pastor.
The Farther Lights Mission Circle
will meet Friday at 8 pm. at 3734
Mckinley street Mrs. j. F. Bolen
and Miss Eva Smith will be hostesses.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
HOLY COMMUNION
WILL BE OBSERVED
Pastor Will Direct Services To-
morrow at Albright Memo
rial Church.

Holy communion will be observed to-
morrow morning at Albright Memorial
Evangelical Church, and will be di-
rected by the minister, Rev. George E.
Schnable. The theme will be Being
Christian"
Featuring the evening services is a
program by Harold Pease at the con-
sole of the new Wurlitzer concert or
gan. This program of organ music
begins at 7:45 o'clock The subject of
the sermon is God Could Help You
II You Would Let Him"
On Thursday the monthly congre-
eational dinners and workers confer
ences will be resumed. Group meet
ings will follow the dinner and at 8
O'Clock the Official Board will meet.
During the business session there will
be moving pictures for the children.
The annual express wagon and doll
carriage parade will be held october
IL for the children of the community.
Elwood Graham is chairman Of the
General Committee. Prizes will be
on display the week before the parade
in the Manor Park Pharmacy window.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Christian Science

Matter" Is the subject Of the les
son-sermon in all the Churches of
Christ. Scientist, tomorrow. The
golden text Is from Joel, ill: BLOW
ye the trumpet in Zion, and sound an
alarm in My holy mountain: let all
the inhabitants Of the land tremble
for the day of the Lord cometh, for
it is nigh at hand"
Among the citations which comprise
the lesson-sermon is the following
from the Bible: "And 1 will give
peace In the land, and ye shall lie
down. and none shall make you
afraid: and I will rid evil beasts out
Of the land. neither shall the sword
60 through your land" Oeviticus
xxvi.6) The lesson-sermon also in
cludes the following passage from the
Christian Science text book, Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy: God Is
natural good, and is represented only
by the idea of goodness; while evil
should be regarded as unnatural. be-
cause it is opposed to the nature OF
Spirit, God" page 119.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
"HOW BIG IS GOD?"
is PASTORS TOPIC
Rev. W. S. Abernethy to Speak in
Evening on Slowly" Third
in Sermon Series.

Rev. W. S. Abernethy. pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow morning on How Big Is Our
God?" In the evening he will speak
on Slowly" the third sermon in the
series on Roadside Signs for Life's
Travellers.
Bruce Fowler will lead the Young
Peoples meeting tomorrow evening.
The topic for discussion is "Voca-
tional Guidance"
The Kendall Missionary Circle will
meet at the church Tuesday at 2
o'clock.
The Primary Department officers
and teachers will hold supper meet
ing Tuesday at o'clock
The Florence NJ. Brown class will
hold its installation dinner Tuesday at
$50 o'clock. Mrs. Bertha Cooke is in
charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
BISHOP FREEMAN
TO GIVE SERMON
Mount st. AIban Evensong
Service to Be Held at
4P.M. Tomorrow.

Bishop James E. freeman will
preach at the peoples evensong service
on the lawn around the peace cross at
Mount st. Alban tomorrow at 4
o'clock. He returned yesterday from
Camp Overall, Va
Canon Raymond L. Wolven, chap
lain to the Bishop, will be the preach
er at the celebration of the holy COM
munion in the Bethlehem Chapel of
Washington Cathedral at IL o'clock.
Services for the day will begin with
celebration of the holy communion at
T:3o o'clock. Music for the IL am.
and pm. services will be rendered
by the choir under the direction OF
Robert G. Barrow.
The twenty-eighth anniversary of
the laying of the foundation stone OF
the Cathedral, on September %, 1907,
will be commemorated in services Sep
tennber % on the feast of st. Michael
and All Angels. President Theodore
Roosevelt and the first Bishop of
Washington, Right Rev. Henry Yates
Satterlee, delivered addresses before a
huge congregation on that occasion.
Records compiled by James P. Ber-
kelley, head verger at the Cathedral,
show that approximately $4,000 more
pilgrims and worshipers came to Mount
st. Alban during the first eight
months of this year than in the cor
responding period of 1884. These
figures, which do not include visitors
to the Cathedral schools, the Bishop
garden, the College of Preachers, the
Cathedral library and the Offices, show
that 175,1s5 people were counted en-
tering the Cathedral itself from Janu-
ary through August this year, as COM
pared with 150,397 last year.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
breaches TOMORROW
Rev. E. H. Meuser Will Speak at
st. Matthews Lutheran Church.

The morning service tomorrow at
st. Matthews Lutheran Church will
emphasize the importance of Christian
training in the home. Rev. E. H.
Meuser will preach on The Dearest
Place on Earth" The sacrament of
holy baptism also will be administered.
Evening services will be resumed Sep
tember %. Beginning that day the
Sunday school will open at $50 am.
instead of 945.
At the recent meeting of the East
ern District of the American Lutheran
Church in Youngstown, Ohio, J. H.
Kroll president of st. Matthews
Church board, was elected a member
of the districts Finance Committee
and Rev. Meuser was appointed chair
man of the Committee on Mountain
Parish Work, which supervises the
mountain parishes of the American
Lutheran Church in Virginia and
West Virginia.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Lincoln CONGREGATIONAL.

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak tomor-
row on What Spiritual Quest Has
to Offer" Music will be rendered by
the vested chorus choir.
The Mems Brotherhood, at 10 am,
will be addressed by Albert L. De
Mond,. teacher, Cardoza High School,
on THE Negro and New Economic
Order"
The Young Peoples Forum at pm.
will present program of song and
discussion. Prof. j. w. Huguley, de-
partment of chemistry, Howard Uni
versity, will speak on "a Triad in Race
Relationships" Prayer service Will
be held Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
naonnns fo Maof

The deacons of the Bethany Bap-
tist Church will have a business meet
ing Tuesday evening. Midweek prayer
service will be conducted by the Ste
venson Bible Glass. Rev. M. w. Miller
will be the speaker.
The pastor, Rev. M. p. German, will
speak at both services tomorrow. His
subjects are Life Is Like That" and
Men God Can Use"
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Salvation ARMY,

Services tomorrow are:
Washington No. Corps-606 E
street, Adjutant Henry Wilkins in
charge, IL am. and pm.
Washington No. 2 Corps-1501 Sew
enth street, Maj. James Roberts in
charge, II am. and pm
Washington No. Corps-733 Eighth
street southeast, Adjutant Charles
Triton in charge, II am. and 7:3O
pm.
Washington No. Corps-1d75 JEFF
ferson street, Capt. Jackson Martin in
charge. IL am. and 7:30 pm.
Washington No. S Corps-7l5 !
street northeast, Adjutant w c. Young
in charge, II am. and pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Mount Moriah Baptist.

DR.. j. H. Randolph will preach to-
morrow at IL am. and 7:30 pm. The
senior choir will render special selec-
tions. At $50 pm. the Pastors Aid
Circle, Mrs. Minnie King, president,
will present musical and literary
program and pew rally. Rev. j. S.
Miller, pastor of the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, will De the guest speaker
Prayer service Tuesday at noon and
pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
DR.. Groetz to Lecture.

DR.. A. William Goetz will give an
illustrated lecture tomorrow on Free
Masonry-Its Philosophy and Prac-
tice-The Lost Ritual" at the New
Colonial Hotel. On Monday he will
talk on Gaining Personality" and
Tuesday night he will lecture on THE
Light Within" These lectures are
under the auspices of the Benares
Leagues.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Asbury Methodist,

Prof. Charles NJ. Thomas of the
Armstrong High School will address
the Epworth League at 6:15 pm. on
The Bible and World History" The
program will be presented by the
Lambda Rho Gamma Chapter, with
Mrs. Hylda C. Gamble presiding. The
Intermediate League will hold a
monthly business meeting at 430 pm
Miss C. Kathlyn Nash, president, and
Mrs. Alberta B. Anderson. counselor
A business meeting Of the Lambda
Rho Lambda will be held Friday at
pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
All Saints FuiscopaI.

Gods Secret" will be the subject OF
Rev. Henry Teller Cooke tomorrow
morning The Sunday school. which
reopens after a Summer recess. will
have registration day.
The Rector's Aid meets at II am.
Tuesday, with Mrs. Daniel c. Walser
presiding; Woman's Auxiliary at 1890
Wednesday, with Mrs. Ward T. Bower
presiding, and Mrs. Henry Teller
Cooke describing a recent visit to
Palestine The Junior Woman's AUX
iliary will have a card party in the
parish hall Friday.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Fort Myer Services.

Post chapel 845 am, Catholic
mass; 10 am, post Sunday school;
10:45 am. organ recital.
IL am. Protestant worship, special
music and sermon by Col. j. E. Yates,
U. S. A., formerly chief of chap
lains U. S. A.
Service Club: pm, song service
and address.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Columbia Heights Christian.

Continuing the series begun last
Sunday, the topic tomorrow morning
will be THE Proposal of Jesus for the
Church" This series was prompted by
a trip to England. In the evening the
topic will be the second of a series,
students in the School of Jesus" and
will be The Stone Who Became a
Rock"
Evening star., 1935-09-21
RyIand Methodist,

Rev. Karl G. Newell will preach
tomorrow at II am. on Rebuilding
the Life of the Spirit"
The church will begin its full Fall
program october when the following
services will be held: Church School,
$50 am; morning worship. II am;
Epworth Leagues. 6:45 pm; evening
service, 7:3O. The young peoples
vested choir of 18 voices, directed by
Miss Ardis Atkinson, will sing for the
first time at the morning service and
the intermediate choir at the evening
service.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Memorial United Brethren.

1ngathering day, tomorrow, when
the members and friends of the
church will be given an opportunity
to make a cash contribution to bal
ance its budget. At II am, the min
lister, Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty, will
preach on I'VE Have Our Own Lad
der" and in the evening on Can
Christ Do Anything for Me?"
The young people of the Baltimore
District of the United Brethren
Church will hold a Christian Endeavor
rally and social in this church Tues
day night. Prayer service Thursday
at 8 o'clock
Evening star., 1935-09-21
GEORGETOWN Lutheran.

"a Day of Glad Tidings" will be
the subject tomorrow at II am. by
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. Miss Retha
Snarr will lead the young peoples
meeting at pm.
Special announcements will be made
in the Sunday school by Andrew Lind
berg concerning rally day to be OBJ
served October 6. The prayer services,
Thursday, pm, will be in charge
of the Mems Bible Glass.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
st. Luke'S Episcopal.

Rev. J. E. Elliott will celebrate holy
communion at am. Sunday school
will ronvene for its regular Fall term
at $50 am. Morning prayer and SER
mon at II am. with the rector as the
preacher. The choir will return from
vacation 10 service at this time.
The Fall meeting Of the Parish
Council viii be held September 20.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
Zion Baptist Southwest,

Tomorrow will mark the seventy
first anniversary of the church. At
the morning service holy communion
will be observed and the pastor, DR..
]. NJ. Ellison, will deliver the special
anniversary message on Our Un-
finished Task" Evening worship at
o'clock. Special music will be fur
nished all day by the choir under the
direction of Mrs. Jennie Green Smith.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
st. Alba MS Parish.

Officers and teachers of the church
school will attend corporate COM
munion service tomorrow at 7:45 am.
followed by a breakfast in Satterlee
Hall. Plans for the opening session
on September 29 will be announced by
the rector. DR.. Charles T. Warner, and
his assistant, Rev. Edward B. Harris.
Evening star., 1935-09-21
RALLY DAY PLANNED
st. Paul's Lutheran School Set.
Program for September 90.

At the service tomorrow morning at
st. Paul's Lutheran Church the pas
tor, DR.. Henry w. Snyder, will preach
on the theme 1T Can Be Done. u
There will be no evening service.
A rally day program is being ar
ranged by the Sunday school for
September 29, when pupils will be pre-
sented with certificates of promotion
to higher grades.