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Washington Journal., 1936-01-03
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feline &tnol"
Washington Journal., 1936-01-03

Ioaen. gaidt autoreneitelfeit, ion.
oern nur ser lebboite 8unid. fir
10 bieI idone Eenlitdt, Die gm. gr-
seIen8 Dem gaterlonoe geidentt ba-
ben, audi ettpos gfeoles 5u bieten,
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sufiioen. M6dten gp. @r6enen8
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Rinoern elm beideiOenes BlGbden
in S6rer gibliotbef eonnen, uuo
modten oie oummen Sungen i'm.
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trolten aldngen BON u%nleres Bottles
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mas Die SueenO erboffte, nidt Birf-
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ouserm1bIte @olfsoidter in i5r biz
9ufunft geii1ert ooridaut, Der er
6rcibeit unO 2cben 5u opfern Itels
bereit mar"
Washington Journal., 1936-01-03
8eOenfen seset bas @OGer-
fabren.

Dns @ouerfnbren lit felt elmer
@eibe bon Sabren zines Der belieb-
teiten Spiele Mnierer ainoer. uno
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ben, nie mir bin3ufiigen modten.
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Oor9enommenen llnteriuhungen in
Der n@iindener Meoi5iniiden NO.
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fnbren betpirft bieImebr cine einiei.
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tur geeeniiber Ser Administrative.
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wdrts bepeet tperoen. BEL oenen nlio
elm Abitoben nidt in 6rase folnmI
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@eiamtentpidlung Der entipreden.
ben Rorperieite. Ser ibertriebcne
@ebrauf oes Boilers bat alio ourh.
aus sewi&tioe ge0enteu geoen ii&.
Washington Journal., 1936-01-03

an Der ole 9eber, tpenn aud Dortpie-
geno, cber bod niht olIein betei.
Iiat iein Oirfte. So0ieI aber Oarf
geinet per0en, onB ibr fit Oas
acknowledgements cine 6entrole
8eoeutung 5ufommt unO ale bar
ouf eineeridteten ltnteriuHungen
am Ileniden ibren 6unftions5u.
itano berudiidtigen miiiien."
Washington Journal., 1936-01-03

Ser MnIaB. SD Dabc
ourdIhnittIid eintnol in Der ISOLDE
nit meinem Mnnn cine Auseinnn.
Oerfesung. lln6 Sie?@ sd niht.
Midoro iuiro monotlih nussednblt. "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
BUILDING PERMITS

Fletcher Avenue Savings and Loan Asso-
CATION 1916 Winthrop-av, $3.50. erect one
car frame garage.
Mrs Rosa A. Ward, COZ N. Gray-st. $3.50
erect one-car garage.
Capitol Ice Co. English-ay and Shelby.
ST. S4O0, erect ice station.
E; z. Taylor, 1906 Pleasant-st $3.50. in
stal boiler
E. E. Taylor, 1906 Pleassnt-st, $50. en-
large basement.
Quaker Oil CO. 3f7 N. Delaware-st, 5000
alterations TO front and interior.
General outdoor Advertising Co., lot E.
34th-st. $3.50 erect sign.
Frank Gray, 2ll7 Nowland-av. 500, erect
brick veneer garage
Mrs. Nina McGregor. 1926 N. Tuxedo-st
$3.50 reroof dwelling
Frank PandeI, 2102 Roosevelt-av, 500
general repairs to store room
Pearson Furniture Co. 1885 w Wash
ington-st, $500 install A electric fixtures.
Mrs. Dolly M Collier, 936 ~ Hamilton
aV SIG. install two electric services
Black Petroleum Co.. 800 N. Belmont-av
Thomas T. Short 1871 S. Kappes-st SOS
install electric range
i. L. Bartholomew 56l7 N. Meridian-st
sl90 install eight electric circuits.
81 w Il, Ho.6inson. 59l5 College-av, s25, in
Capitol Motors, 91s E Michigsn-st s65.
install three electric services,
T, J Gore $50 w Hampton-dr, SIS. in
stall five electric circuits
Ace Sign Co, ITO S. Modest, $3.50 in
stan six electric services and two motors
De Paul University. 4400 ~ Meridian-st.
SOC, install electric services
Mrs. Mary Egmon, 94G Highest, $40. in
stall electric circuit.
Mrs Mary Egmon, 95S Highest, $40. in
stall electric circuit
Robert Scott, 10 S. Catherwood-av. $40
install electric circuit. .
Jerry Scott, 1148 Cameron-st, $40 in
stall three electric cervices.
7. Roell, ST Orange-st, $3.50, reroof
dwelling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13

Carrie r Thompson ~. at 44ll N. Meri-
dian, chronic myocarditis.
John Nobel, SO, at City Hospital, lobsr-
pneumonia.
Hattie Burch, Sc. at SAB Fletcher, mitral
stenosis.
Julia Ryan, n, at st. vincent's Hos
ptal, arteriosclerosis.
Susan Johnson. rs. at 217 W North,
mOtral stenosis
Ora j Ennis 56. at City Hospital,
broncho- pneumonia.
Mamie Litton, AZ at Long Hospital,
lymphosarcoma
Joseph M Waldenmaier, SO, at 900 Bake
never, hypostatic pneumonia
John Lee Dunwddie. 81, at 1888 VIM
throp, cerebral anemia.
Lettie " Matthews, 70, at Ills w. 3lth.
ufemia.
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Erwin Even. 30 Gary. lid. farming
and Rose wendell, rs. Of liz? E Washing
tou-st house work.
" NJ Prewitt 50, Seymour Ind. me-
ehsnic. and Daisy Casey. 10. Of BIG T.
Vermont-st house work.
Edward Robinson 81. Of 513 Minerva-st
butter. and Rosetta Flimster. 20 OF ais
Brightest. house work.
Ebert E Callahan IS, Of 1898 r.
ohoru. a. OF 4ls N. Ksystone-ay. factory
work
Carl W. EeEert. 81. Chicago. salesman.
and Hazel McGlsshsn 81. Lincoln Hotel
housekeeDer.
Wilbur Connely ~. Norwood. O.. pres,
operator and Lille Mae Jones 49, Har-
Tison Hotel. stenogrspher.
John G. Vance a. Of oil T. s3rd-st
sslesmsn and June Alice Holems. %. OF
eol1 n. Capitol-sv. house work.
Robert Poole, %. Of So4 n California
81. Clar-st. housekeper.
Elmer l. Camden. Al. o; 1924 s Ire
mont-st. brakeman. and Mary 6-sSiish, 30
OF ana W. Morris-st, waitress
Ebert Bolt 2s Of 900 Broadway. clerk
END Freda Mount, %. OF 900 Broadway
housekeeper.
Claude P Baldridge. 30 Of sio Cottage.
az. manager OF freight, and Marie A
VonSaehse ri. Spink-Arms hotel, clerk
Garrstt w. Davis. 30 Chicago. factory
snF'9ye, and Beatrice c. Cooney, IS, OF
ESQ N. Pennsylvania-st. secretary.
Dallas Vaughn. "a Of 396 s, Anderson
Ind. housekeeper.
William c. Bradley 90 Elwood. Ind
laborer, and Elnora Workman, II, OF 27C
n. MlnEner-st, house work
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
3 Deuths--Funernls

indianapolis Tines. Wed. May 10. 1895.
HAUGER-Anna NJ. wife Of waiter B.
Hanger, mother of Ruth Margaret Kamm.
OF Indpls.. member Of Unitarian church
passed away Monday. ais o. m. at
p m. at the NJ z church. Hoopeston
III Burial Floral Hill cemetery Friends
may call at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel
day.
RoZIER-cynthia A. AUNT Suel beloved
mother OF Charles Rozier. passed away
Monday at the Methodist Hospital
FRIENDS may call al the FEENEY 81
FbEFEY MORTUARY 1899 ~ Meridian
81. any time. Funeral services at the Fu-
neral Home Thursday. 2 p. m. Burial
Crown Hill Cemetery
SCHILLINGER-Alber Beloved husband
Of Mary Fuson Schilinger. departed this
NE tuesday May II. age IS years Fu-
neral Friday. May Is. at the MOORE 4,
Kirk FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Ststion-st.
~ a. m. and at the Roosevelt Temple
NJ u. Church 81 Roosevelt and Templg-
avs, 2. m Burial Memorial Park
Cemetery. Friends invited
NoLLMER-Dr. Frank H. age AZ helovsd
husband Of Agnes Irwin Vollner father
OF Agnes, Eliza beth. Alma and Theresa.
son OF Mrs. Cornelia Vollmer passed
away tuesday. May H. Friends NAV cali
at residences. 1924 z Ohio-st after i
p m. Wedntsdav Funeral FRIDAY $40
81 residence, $ a. m. Holy Cross Church.
burlsi 81 Jottph's Cemetery
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II Help Wanted, Male
Paper Hangers
FIRST CLASS, MUST HAVE TOOLS
AND CAR
HUBER CONTRACTING co.
1850 NORTHWESTERN TA-25s0

WANTED-One tractor man and two cuI-
tiyator men. Meet Al Butchers Truck
main entrance of Speedway. $50 g. M
Thursday.
MAN lwifel-One who is experienced with
machinery. Living quarters furnished
RI-2sSl.
MEN not afraid of hard work Apply at
once. AZ S. Penn. RIM. 6l3.
SHOULD YOU FAIL to find the position
you want in this column. may we sug-
geSt you use an inexpensive ad of your
own under Situations Wanted''-4 DAYS
cost as little at CSC. and in most cases
results in connections Call MISS PAGE
at Riley 1851 or come to The Times
Want 40 HeadnnarterS
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DICKMEYER- wish to thank our
friends, neighbors and relatives for their
kindness and sympathy during the i'll
ness and death of our beloved HELEN
Especially do we thank the Bond Baking
Co. the indianapolis Power and Light
Co, The indianapolis Star, the Rev. Mr.
Bridwell the singers. the pallbearerS ano
Farley Bros, funeral directors tSgnedl
HUSBAND. MOTHER, SISTERS AMI
pROTHEPC
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Births
BOYS

Clarence. Alice Lair, 200 S. Detroit
Ray, Florence jackson. 52l Buchanan.
James, Prudence Bailey, GIG Arbor.
Hugh, Angelina Meyer Methodist
Richard, Eleanor Lennox Methodist.
David. Elizabeth Lewis. Methodist.
Gordon, Ruth Worley Methodist.
John. Virginia Berry. Methodist.
Lawrence Helen Deal. Methodist
Charles. Margaret Nichols. Methodist.
woodrow. Susan Lantz. Methodist.
Girls
Robert Mary Bey. 1907 E. 18th.
Kenneth, Fern Wilson. $685. W. WASH
iheton,
Guy. Nora Edwards l3 BLOOMINGTON,
Leroy Dorothea Flint. Methodist
Frederick Helen Scott Methodist
Allen, Helen Conyers Methodist.
George, Hazel Wood, 357 w. McCarty,
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: Establishments

indianapolis Times, Wed, May 10, 1895.
FOX Elizabeth mother of Mrs Edna
Patrick, Mrs Margaret Distler. Gran
vile. S. D.. died Tuesday at the home of
Mrs Beyington. Friends may call at the
KIRBY MORTUARY Wednesday evening,
and Thursday evening at the home 324
n Bossrt-av Funeral Friday, $50 at the
home. 9 d. m, at Our Lady of Lourdes
Church Burial Holy Cross Cemetery
Friends invited.
JUDKINs-Fred o., entered into rest Tues
DAY; age 81 years, husband of Suzena NJ.
Judkins, father of Theodore Judkins and
Charlotte Bradford. brother of Clara
Judklns, Mary Mountioy and Sarah
Huber Funeral Friday, 3 .. m. at the
Burial Anderson Cemetery
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
MAY 10, 1886
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Incorreot addresses frequently are given
70 the Marriage License Bureau deliber-
ateiY The Times in printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
addressesJ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
29 Moving and Storage

YOUNG man, high school graduate; wants
Office work. $40 E. Michigan-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
~ Situations. MQLe

Lowest Cost Situation Ads
Times Situation wanted rates are
lowest in town. IL words cost only
22c-four days for as little as
Csc, cash with order. Bring or mail
your ad to Want Ad Headquarters,
The Times, 214 w. Maryland.
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IA Schools. Instruction
20 Help Wanted, Female

OPENING a new branch store; women
needed at once. Apply eli a. m 6l4
MaJestc-bldg.
WANTED-Licensed beauty operator. 343
MaSsachusetts-ay. LI-4644
BEAUTY training for light office work,
Royal Beauty Acad., 40l Roosevelt Bldg
WH1TE-Assist homework, care children,
stay nights, S. WA-O263. 4O34 N. Illinois.
IF YOU DON'T FIND the position vou,re
looking for here try an ineypensive
Times Situation Wanted" ad-four DAYS
cost as little as 6Sc-snd may find lust
tne connection YOU want Call MISS
PAGE, Riley $751;, The Times. Want Ad
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
% Situations, Female

Lowest Cost Situation Ads
Times Situation wanted rates are
lowest in town. II words cost only
22c-four days for as little as
b5c. cash with order. Bring or mail
your ad to Want Ad Headquarters
The Times. ala ". Maryland
MIDDLE-AGED housekeeper, motherless
home, employed couple. Refined, unin-
numbered. Take fuu charge. BOX 433,
g Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
81 Household Goods

WALNUT diningroom suite s245o pillow
armed overstuffed suite, S24.50; fine wal
table top gas range: pair of twin post
cred beds. complete S25; 2 almost new
cleo. ice boxes; 2 fine oil ranges; l late
style Singer cleo. sew. machine, con-
sole model. cost new S185: it's just like
new for $780, I have about so van
loads of all kinds of household goods,
will sell cheap. J. P. Gribben Furniture
and Storge, 1501-3-5-7 Madison-av. Open
all day and evenings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
30 Rooms for Rent

MOVING, general hauling 81 up; used
furniture bought, sold. 906 FIT Wayne.
RI-nQ2n
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81 SUdpS

WANTED pickup truck; paw cash or
swap trailer. 1t must he cheap. 2705
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
so Farm and Garden

MLEAN GARDEN TRACTOR. new. sos.
Made Indianapolis Universal Mfg. Co.
324 w 10th.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13

BABY BED ivory, on wheels, SIS. Junior
bed. ivory, $40. 4428 Carrollton. HU-
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IS Business Opportunities

EMPLOYED man, IS, good habits, wishes
room, private homelike place. COX $50,
care Times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
So Radios, Musical Need.

~ -
UDriphtS-You call the make-we
have it every one
pr;ce sIi' fron, SIS
100 E, Ohio ST. open Ewes
ARvIN Auto Radio. Z tube, cost $50 50;
VIII sacrifice. 500 w. Wash. LI-2544
New 40 Bass Accordion. sf295o.
PEARSON CO., INC.
l2a n Penn. L1-s51s.
Accordions 70 Loan
PEARSON CO.. INC
1873 N. Penn. L1-5sl3.
$50 Vega Tenor Banjo lin casej sf2 50
boehm Clarinet lin easel CIT S0
Shngerland Guitar lin easel -. pA Lou
Easiest Payment Plan in Town.
Lorenz Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade.
USED RADIO SALE. 1896 to SIS. VAN
SICKLE RADIO SHOP, "a w. Ohio
PLAYER PIANO, $40 cash; must sell be-
fore Sunday. Call after 4 p. M, 1924
Williams-st
20 USED planes $40 to SIS, terms. New
and used grand and studio pianos. best
values in Indiana. Ex-service men buy
now, pay when you get bonus. No mis-
leading or deceptive advertising or SELL
ing. UNIVERSE MUSIC CO., Mass.-av
at Walnut.
GOOD repossessed car Radios. big
Savings" Terms. GOODYEAR SERv-
ICE, 627 N. Delaware. LI-4834.
New all-wave, 6-volt radio s2i 95
Radio Sales & Service, 2l1 Ind, LI-s383
ZANEY- GILL 6-tube, pre-owned. s95
L. s. AYRES CO., Radio Dept. It'll floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13
IS Furn. Houses, Apis.
"a Resorts and Cottages
40 Wanted to Rent

TWO beautiful cottages. one modern: good
boating and fishing. Week or season: 25
miles from INDIANAPOLIS CH-5293
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4S Sale Suburban Farms
~ Real Estate Exchange

TRADE acres coed garden ground for
equity in modern home. LI-5O65
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-13

CHRYSLFR 70-Good tires, $50. Will take
part III paper hanging, 1915 N Hard
ing
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LOANS accepted in the better neighbour
hoods of the south and west. as we'll as
from the north and east sections. Rates
to So F. D. McKIBBIN, S46 CONSOLE
dated-bldp RI-l32S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-03-14
Ecorse News
Mt. Zion Baptist Church

Sunday morning, Pastor Steven
son delivered an inspirational SER
mon to a large congregation. 1t
was enjoyed by all present. The
church invites all to attend it's
services. Sunday School is at $3.50;
morning service, IL a. M; B. Y. p.
T., 6; evening worship, p. m.
Miss Juanita Graves is reporter.
The Happy Matrons Club is
sponsoring a trucking contest Fri
day, March Is, at Quinn's Lone
Pine, River Rouge. Mrs. M. Ros-
coe, president of the club, has en-
gagged Jimmy Davenport to furnish
music and Miss Rose Reed to en-
terrain. Both are fine artists. All
are welcome to come.
Willie Harris, 1888 Thirteenth
street, narrowly escaped serious
injury, Sunday, March s, when he
was almost run down by a passing
motorist at Visger Road and
Thirteenth. Mr.. Harris was cross
Ill lllt anu NllN
swirled around and ran into the
corner drugstore, causing consid-
cradle damage.
Mrs. Bertha Lawson Frazier, 461
Holford street, River Rouge, was
hostess at a birthday party on
March 6, at her home. Many pro-
minent local citizens attended, in
Guiding Mr. and Mrs. Mercer, Gill
bert Fagain and sister, Miss Mat
tie Jones.
Mrs. Eva Lee, 3773 Thirteenth
street, who underwent a serious
operation lately, is convalescing
rapidly. She was released from
FIord's Hospital about three months
ago.
The Church of God In Christ, is
rspid advancement under
the leadership of Elder John W..
Gaudy. Rev. &iaudy has been pastor
of this church Since its foundation,
about s years ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-03-14
King Solomon
Baptist Church

Services last Sunday were in
spring, as usual. The worship be-
gan with Sunday School which is
making rapid progress. The child
rem are planning to present a pro-
gram on the fifth Sunday in March.
The slogan is "Come over to Mace
donia and help u.s."
The pastor, who has been ill for
a few days, preached at the morn
ing and the evening services, his
text at the a. m. worship being
John 1876, Jesus, the Bread Of
Life"
The public is invited to come to
King Solomon Church Sunday,
March Is, and enjoy the contest be-
tween ]. f. Dempsey, president or
the Usher Board, and William
Foster, vice president. Sunday at 3
D. m. we shall see just how many
will ride in that push cart, from
Hastings and Vernon Highway, to
Hastings at Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-03-14
(By Arthur c. Randall, Sr.)

Verify, another world wonder
happens i'm our day and midst.
The recent Detroit Institute was
that wonder. What made this ma
tural meeting wonderful were its
diversities in unified action. A de
scription of the Detroit Institute
would read like the dramatic per-
sonae of the Day of Pentacost.
Three world religions Judaism,
Roman Catholicism and Protestant
Christianity for once, forgot their
differences, faced frightful men
ances, communed and cooperated
Certainly this was another world
wonder of most prophet kind.
To Apraise Properly The De-
troit Institute, | Must Answer
Five Questiins:
/. What Was 1t?
: A symposium on religion in re-
lation to (a) Communism; OBJ
Fascism; the Totalitarian State
and I'D Secular State Socialism.
2. Who Conducted 1t?
The FREE CHURCH FELLOW
SElTP and the Committee on So
Clad JUSTICE of Central Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Detroit,
Michigan, r,ebruary 1928.
3. What Detectives Were
Sought?
(a) That Dyna. mic BY Which
Christianity Will Conquer The Sin
And Create The Salvation OF All
Society.
(b) Will Any or All Social Re-
NEEDLES, Either Being Used or Re
commended, Help or Hold Back
Christianity, In Striving To Achi-
eve It's Objective?
4. What Experts And Artisans
Were Used?
(a) Clerical and lay leaders of
Central Church.
CD Twenty-six prophets of the
New Social Order.
Co Twenty vital messages.
i'd Six seasons of supplications.
Isl Four places for study, re-
creation, and projecting COM
munion.
CD Sixteen sessions-Business;
Social 1; Luncheon z; and Study
Z.
(g) Three World Religions
Judaism, Roman Catholicism, and
Professionalism.
5. What Lessons Ought To Be
Made of Endless Life?
(a) That Today's Christianity
Lacks That Dynamic Which It's
Times And World Demand.
OBJ That Christianity Fails It's
Leaders and His Principles Where
Ever Denles ' All Concerned
That Proper Share In It's Life
And Work.
(c) That Christianity's Search For
Truth Today Must Force 1t To
Plunge Into Unknown Places And
To Use Experts In Order To
Achieve It's Mission.
Again and again, the institute
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Morning Star Baptist

Sunday, March s, the services
were very inspiring Throughout
the day. Rev. S. ID. Armstrong de-
livered fine message at IL a. m.
The pastor and congregation
worshipped with st. Luke Baptist
Church, in musical program at 3
a. m. at 300 Rivard. The program
was well attended. Mr.. Kendrick
of the Pilgrim Mutual Aid So
ciety, and a group of his agents
were visitors. Mr. Hendricks spoke
on the Importance of Making a
Job For Yourself"
Let Down Your Bucket Where
You Are" was the theme of the
sermon delivered by Pastor Arm
strong at 8 p. M, his text being
Luke 1925, what shall l do to
be saved?" 1t was a forceful mes
sage.
ST. Luke Baptist Church will
Worship with Morning Star No. 2
Sunday, March Is, at p. m. and
will Render a special program. The
pastor, Rev. w. M. Curtis will
preach. A IrSmber of vocal and
instrumental fiSmbers will be rem
dered, several \excellent papers
will be read. Everybody is invited.
Pastor Armstrong NWill preach
Sunday night, March Is, Srom Luke
1918, Il will arise and go 20 my
Father" subject, Confession atSd.
Pardon" The church is located at !
1880 Rivard, at Illinois.