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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
Stocks Lrre8lLdry
Higher; Mart Quiet


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Stock sales for the two-hour
Saturday session were 10000
shares. against 10000 week be-
fore, when volume dwindled 10 the
lowest level in more than year.
Curb stock sales were 1900
shares. compared with $1,000 the
previous Saturday.
NEW yokK-stoeks pushed ir-
regularly higher In quiet dealings
Saturday. Changes throughout the
Hist were small. but gains outnum-
bered losses.
Operators showed no disposition
10 abandon their policy Of week.
end caution. In view Of the delicate
information situation. Sentiment
however, appeared friendly toward
ths market. and brokers said bulls
far outnumbered bears. . sharp re-
versal Of the situation prevailing .
couple Of weeks ago.
Bonds were little changed In duu
trade. Foreign liens were Irregular.
with Japanese and Polish Issues
lower.
Commodities continued soft
Wheat dropped fracuonaily and
corn and oats dipped TO new lows
for the season. Cotton futures had
declines ranging to more than 70
cents = bale.
News was favorable. The fea-
ture was the prospect that steel
operations win jump sharply next
week.
seuoeassons cosrtesy Dean wl .sr. =
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BUILDING PERMIT

A permit was granted Saturday
to H. W. Burt TO erect a $500
residence at 22z So. 51st ST.
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Steady.
Bends- Irregular: U. =. gov
ernments steady.
Curb stocks: Irregular and
quiet.
Cotton: Easy.
Wheat and corn: Off about n
10 8 cent each.
Silver: Unchanged In London
II 1871 pence an ounce.
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TREE
PRIZES GIVEN

Citvwide winners of Tacoma's
lighted living Christmas tree con-
test were announced Saturday
morning by Mrs William Deering,
chairman by Mrs. William Car
den club-Chamber OF Commerce
committee which arranged the
event this year
FIRST prize of SIS for the large
trees. 10 feet and higher, went to
John Anderson Of AIS No. 2sth,
and honorable mention in that
class to Mrs. J. H. Gordon of
1909 No. 2eth ST
For trees 5 to 10 feet high, Mrs.
Frank Muehlenbruch of 4011 9Th
ave. won the $40 first prize and
Mrs. Mike Wayne of 1912 Roose-
welt way. honorable mention.
Winner in the miniature tree
class was Mrs. George Stickney,
1922 No. 5th. Honorable mention
went to Mrs. Verne Wood, 5422
So. NJ st
First for lighted bird trees,
$40 prize. went to Bob and Jim
Reynolds. 500 No. J ST.
Lighted doorways prize winner
WAS S. L. Sandberg. 2510 So. st.
Honorable mention was awarded
to Mrs. Curtiss Hill, 90 No Yak
ina. and Mrs. Betty Hodgert, 1105
So. 56th.
Winner in the lighted gardens
class was Mrs George A. Allen Of
1914 Pacific ave. Receiving hon
orahle mention was Mrs. Tom
Swavze of 2a19 No. 2sth.
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FREDERICKSON NEWS

The ways and means committee
of Glover Creek Grange have plans
under way for a New Year cele-
bration at Frederickson hall. More
than 200 are expected to attend.
MI and Mrs. Oscar Barnes have
as their house guest Mr.. Barnes
brother Olaf. OF Portland.
Nh and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
were host and hostess SATURDAY
evening at a Christmas party.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Greenlaw.
Mr.. Franz Anderson. Mr.. Harold
Starkey and Mr. and Mrs. Ander.
sons daughter Anita.
Miss Garnet McAdams. email
daughter Of Charles McAdams
was taken to 4 Tacoma hospital
recently where she underwent an
emergency operation for appendix.
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SELDEN TRIAL
GRANTED DELAY

Another postponement II the
trial Of James y Selden former
county prosecutor who vas arrest
ed July - on charges Of drunken
driving vas granted IN police
court Friday afternoon. a the
suggestion Of George Abe. assist
ant corporation counsel Acting
Police Judge Earl Clifford set the
case for Feb -
Selden. free on $500 bal. Is tax
ing an appeal 70 the state supreme
court on the question Of his rgh,
10 A jury trial IN police court. He
was turned down or that request
several months ago ~ tho late
Judge Frank A Magili
Meanwhile. the officer Who ar
rested him Is no longer a member
Of the Tacoma police department.
r A Rick johnson. who booked
Selden = month after Joining the
force. resigned last week NJ the
request Of Commissioner Holmes
Eastwood
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Continued from Page one
Alfred Lister. son OF his old en-
ployer. occupying the position OF
citv controller and Meads entered
his first local government position
as clerk IN the controllers Office
becoming chief deputy When
Lister went TO the Tacoma school
board as secretary. Meads took
over the office and FOR four sue
cesslve terms was reelected city
controller
He served in that office until
1916 through q long period 81
development and improvement Of
municipal accounting systems from
the old councllmanic days through
the changes OF the new charter
into the commission form. he
introduced many betterments IN
auditing and was extremely popu-
lar politically
Went TO Courthouse
From city service he went 70 the
courthouse and was chiefly en-
gagged there as deputy county
clerk. He served as chief deputy
under several clerks. He was life
long Republican in party politics.
Meads was a son OF John F.
Meads, who served as sergeant
Of the 1s4th Pennsylvania volun-
teer infantry during the Civil war.
His death occurred. however, while
his son was yet a small boy and
young John was educated in a
state school provided for children
Of war veterans At IS he first
became an apprentice in foundry
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Wine Thiefs Get
Jail Sentences

Two men who admitted stealing
2s-gallon cask Of homemade
wine from a Tacoman : basement
we're given 30-day Jail terms FRI
day afternoon IN police court
when they pleaded guilty To 1o-
lation OF the all-inelusive "disor-
derby conduct ordinance.
The defendants. Reuben Adams
of s35 Fswcett ave. and Leonard
Shadrick of 2345 So. Yakima ave.
admitted taking the wine from the
home Of Nicholas Pasani. 1886 So.
M st, recently. The wine WAS re-
covered in Shadricks kitchen
Both men told the court they had
been in previous trouble with the
law.
What you have done approach
es burglary" Acting Judge Earl
Clifford said in passing sentence.
TN fact. I'm not sure that it
wasn't actually burglary under our
state law You're lucky you aren' /
being sent to the penitentiary. and
l hope you will take this lesson to
heart"
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John Meads, Former City
Controller, Passes Here

at Mount joy. Pa. from which
point he made his start westward,
working meanwhile in Chicago ana
$ LOUIS before coming to Tacoma.
In recent years Meads has been
in apparent sound health for MS
age. He maintained his member
ship IN Clover lodge. r q A. NJ;
he had formerly been active IN the
EIks and Eagles.
Widow. Son survive
He IS survived by his wife,
Sophie Bergeron Meads, 70 whom
he vas married in 1908; and by
one son. Gerald c. Meads. a printer
emnlaved BY The Times. two
sisters Mrs Anne Mnhkan Of Sc
attle and Mrs. Emma Stanton OF
New Jersey
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at o'clock at the c. o.
Lynn chapel
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HERE'S MORE ADO L I
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

munity must take over support OF
all INDECENT Jews.
The first decree requires Jewish
men and women with non-Jewish
names to add Israel or Sarah as
first or second names. Their chill
dren must he named exclusively
from list Of acceptable Jewish
names.
Other DEGREES specify that every
jew must obtain a special identi-
fication card. forbid Jews to be
artisans or retailers. forbid Jews
TO deal in real estate. ban Jewish
building superintendent. printing
shops. and banks. forbid Jews TO
own or drive an automobile, ex-
cept hearses
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H f R Els MORE ABOUT
JOBS COMPENSATION
Il ARIA on PAL On p

obtain a clear conception of the
extent to which the unemployed
worker is insured against unem-
ployment.
A basic principle of unemploy-
ment compensation is that it is not
possible to insure a job unless one
has a job. The Individual who is
not employed, or who has not been
employed according to provisions
outlined in the act, cannot hope
to receive unemployment compen-
sation benefits.
1888 Time Counts
Neither will benefits be paid I'M
employed workers who were en-
gagged in employment which did
not create the right to benefits. or.
though engaged in covered en-
ployment at one time or another.
were not able to meet all the re-
quirements.
The law requires that the worker
must have worked in covered en-
ployment since Jan. /. 1888. Work
done IN years previous to 1888 will
not count. 1t also specifies the
worker must have sufficient
number of wage credits to entitle
him to benefits.
List Exemptions
Persons applying for benefits
during January. February and
March of 1889 must have done
their work in covered employment
in the first nine months of 1898.
Those applying for benefits after
March will be given credit for the
work they did in covered employ
ment for the entire year of 1885.
Washington's unemploy m n t
compensation act does not cover
all types of employment. Gem
orally speaking, all employers who.
beginning January l. 1886. have
mad eight or more workers in 20
or more weeks in a calendar wear
are covered by the act.
The following types Of emnlov-
ment arc not subject to the law:
Service IN a private home. agricul-
tural employment, an officer Or 2
member Of the crew of p vessel in
naVlcahle waters. anv worker in
the employ Of the federal or state
governments, or any Of their sub
divisions. and workers for religions
charitable, educational or scientific
organizations.
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SPEEDER NABBFD

Accused Of exceeding the auto
speed limit Leo Magrini was
'ucketed' Friday night by police
who followed him from Center and
Tacoma ave. to 9th and Pacific
ave
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Christian and Missionary ALI
ance-So, 5th and NJ SITS. Saturday
at 7.30 p. m. Watch Night service.
Sermon subject, Keeping Vows
Made to God" Sunday school nj
GAS a. m. Morning worship, II
o'clock. Sermon. The Mind of
Christ for a New Year" After
noon service in Puyallup Nazarene
church at 2:30 p, m. Young peo-
pies servic at $40. special mis-
sionary speaker. Sermon, The
Doom OF the Double Hearted"
Monday at 2 n. m. New Years
outing with trip to Mt Tacoma.
Transportation by private cars
leaving tabernacle. Wednesday,
Mid-wcek service AT 7:30 p. m.
Thursday at 10 a. m. monthly
meeting of Women's Foreign Mis-
sionarv society at the home OF
Mrs. W. Pinard, No. NJ St Friday
evening at 7:30. Rev Howard
Smith. missionary from China. will
begin three day series of lectures
and showing pictures of war in
China. Saturday evening NJ 80
the Rev. Smith will relate his ex-
periences ms military prisoner
for 50 days with the Communist
red army.
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Saturday watch night service at
Q p. m Sunday. 9:45 a. m. sun
day school and Bible class. Morn
ing worship. IL Prayer meeting
$50 Evening service. 80.
Wednesday. 7:30. prayer meet.
ing.
Church of Chrisi-So 56th and
l. SITS Bible study. pas. Com
munion and preaching service
1850. Preaching in the evening
at 1880 Mr. J. c. Bum of Sc
attic will be guest speaker at both
services.
Little Brown Church-American
Lake North, Edwin @. Hurd.
pastor Sunday school. 10: Chris
tian Endeavor, $50, topic. Christ S
Love and Compassion. New Years
service, 100 sermon topic. Christ
All in All.
Wednesday. ! p. m. women S
fellowship meeting at the church;
730, combination prayer meeting
and monthly business meeting of
the church executive committee
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. c
Mcintyre.
Unity Temple Division and J
SITS Leila d Combs. minister
Sunday al Il. Behold I Make All
Things New" No evening serv-
ice). Sunday school. q:45 a. m
Meetings Tuesday, 10 a. m. and
Thursday, 2:30 p. NJ. at Mrs
Combs apt No. 407. the Walker
Special service Wednesday evening
at Unity Temple. Timely Sugges-
tons for the Accomplishment of
What You VIII in the New Year "
Jehovah Nitnesses-N sth and
State SITS. Al 4 p. m. transcript
ton with Bible questions and an
swers At 7:3o 2. m. Watch
tower study
Church of God-2524 So. Wilke-
son st Sunday school. 10 a m.
Morning service, Il a m Subject
The Kingdom of God Young
peoples meeting, p m. Evening
service. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday. 7:30 P. m
Calvary Tabernacle Normanna
hall. So. 18th and X SITS. Bible
school. 9:45 a m Rev. Geo. f.
Bostrom will speak al Il q. m.
Subject symptoms Of Spiritual
Decline Evening 80 D. m.
The Holy Spirit and tho World "
Mid-weell service Thursday. 7.45
p m Children's meeting Thurs.
day. p. m.
Church of God So. a6th and
Birmingham. Rev. ! Gordon Nor
rison, pastor 10:45 a. m. a
Gospel of Beginnings Sunday
evening $50. An Open Door
Tacoma Commons Mission-Sun-
day. 5 p. m. speaker. Mr.. Jack
Hansen. Sunday evening. s o'clock.
speaker. Rev. W. A. Moore former
local pastor Services every night
at S o'clock. Supt Rev. Vim. l.
Edwards.
Covenant. So. 10th and I SITS.
Carl r. Peterson. pastor An
other year will be the sermon sub
ject at the morning worship al
II a. m Sunday with the pastor
preaching At the evening evan
gelstic service the choir VIII sing
and the pastor viii speak on A
New Name
Sunday school at e:45 a m.
Y. P. and Junior league meets at
3 p. m. Prayer week will be OBJ
served with meetings every night.
Tuesday through Friday. at As
o'clock. Thursday az > 2. m.
"Concordia meeting
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saint Tacoma central ward
No. L and Steele SITS. Priesthood
meeting. $50 a. m. Sunday school
1880 a m. Baptisnal exercises.
s .. m. A. 2. m. Sunday. eve
ming program under the direction
Of Mutual Improvement associa-
ton. Gustav Carlson Of the State
High council will be the speaker
There viii be no primary associa-
ton meeting Monday on account
Of the holiday Tuesday az 7;30
d m. NJ I A. will convene.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Pentecostal Tabernacle So. 18th
and G SITS. Harry j. Steil pastor
Sunday school, GAS a. m. Glasses
for adults and children. Annual
Christmas program of the Sunday
school Saturday, 7:30 p. m. Watch
night service at 10:45 will follow
the Sunday school exercises. Sun
day preaching. II a. m Com
munion Sunday the pastor will
bring a Communion New Years
Message. Sunday night evange-
listic service. 7.30 p. m.
Tuesday night prayer meeting
and Bible study, 7:45. Pastor Steil
will discuss the It'll Chapter Of
Daniel. Thursday night praise and
fellowship meeting, 7:45 Short
devotional message on Practical
Christian Living by the pastor.
Independent Bible Division ave.
at G ST. Dr. Roy Talmadge Brum-
baugh. pastor Bible school at
a:45 a. m. followed by the morning
church service at IL a. m. The
pastor will preach a Communion
sermon on Christ Died for Our
Sins" to be followed by the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper. Mem
hers received during November
and December will be publicly well
coined at this service. At 6:45 the
young people meet for prayer. fol-
lowed by adult prayer meetings at
o'clock Three young people
fellowship groups at 7:15. followed
by the evening church service at S.
Sermon subject. Reckon on God. 3"
Happy Gospel service. Thursday
al y m. with study in the gospel
of John led by the pastor. Follow
ing the service members received
into the church during 1855 will
be guests of honor AT n reception
under the direction of the Women's
fellowship, Mrs. Emil Hcineman.
president AT : o'clock, Bible study
classes
First Church of the Nazarene-
So. 37th and NJ st. Rev Arthur e
Cook pastor Sunday school. GAS
a. m. morning worship. II. Young
peoples hour, $50 P. m, evening
service. go p. m.
The pastor will preach in the
morning on A Balanced Christian
Life, and in the evening on an
evangelistic theme. The Young
peoples study hour will center on
missions.
Faith Temple - Annual watch
night service. Saturday from s to
Il p. m Continuous programs and
the Lords Supper. Sunday morn
ing Rev Fred Hornshuh will
preach on Health and Prosperity"
and al night on New Year Reso-
buttons and Accomplishments. ."
The annual business meeting of
the church will be held Friday
night. All officers will be elected
including the pastor and all men,
oers are urged To come and vote.
Bethel Pentecostal-So 18th and
J SITS. Rev. Carl Hedeen. pastor
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CoNGRE6 ATloNAL

First-Division ave. and ? SITS.
Rev. Holland F. Burr. Church
school. Gas. II o'clock worship
1888 review of events in New
Years sermon. The End and the
Beginning. Young people of the
church invited to open house At
pastors home at 5 o'clock. Tues
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FRANCE

One thousand crack Senegalese
riflemen embarked at Marseilles
for French Somaliland today in
the steamships Sphinx and Chan
tilly to reinforce the garrison at
Djibouti, in view of ant-French
activities in Italy.
Thousands Of townspeople and
stevedores massed in the port
area, cheered as the troops passed
in review before Gen Rem Olrv.
commander of the Marseilles mill
tary region. on their way to the
dock Before the ships sail. Gen.
Orly gave champagne party for
the troops officers in the salon of
the Chantilly.
He said the government was
sending one battalion of Senega-
lese TO Somaliland because they
were equivalent TO several bat
talions Of ordinary troops. Their
mission, ne said. was to show the
Somali population that France
does not intend TO abandon any
rights there, and to reassure the
people against any threats.
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Nazi Sub More
Alarms British

Gcrmany's determination TO
build big submarine fleet was
largely responsible for sudden,
drastic change in British policy to-
ward the Spanish civil war, it was
reported today.
Until recently Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain was believed
to have been ready to recognize
the Spanish rebels as belligerents,
with consequent rights under in
ternauonal law.
Within the last few days it has
been made known that. when he
visits Premier Benito Mussolini of
Italy in mid-January. Chamber
lain will refuse to accord the in
surgents recognition until the
rebels dismiss their German as
well as their Italian volunteers.
The reason for the change was
said today to be that the British
government now recognizes what
France has recognized all along
that Spain could be potential
submarine base for Germany.
The German plan to build a
submarine fleet of formidable size
came as a most unpleasant year
end shock to the British public.
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Of Henry Hagen Wednesday a. /
p m Circle Nh / meets with
Mrs Andrew Ehson. hostess. Wed
nesday at 40 p. m Choir re-
hearsal Confirmation classes Sat
urday Al 10 a N. and ! p. m.
Central-so. 10th and G SITS
Rev. ?. 3. Hoff. pastor. Al 9.45
\ m. church school At i a. m.
festive New Years day service
The pastor Will speak on Into the
New Year With God"
In the evening al 80 O'Clock.
the holy communion viii be admin
istered by the pastor. The sermon
viii be. The In-dwelling Christ +"
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
hour in the Guild room at
7.45 p m.
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CHRISTIAN

Roosevelt Heights 2045 Ea
Sherman T. Deane Hill Bible
school, 9:45 a. m. II a M, wor-
ship message The Forward
Glance" Young Peoples hour
church service at 7:30. Sermon.
THE Unemployed Carpenter
PRAYER meeting and choir prac-
tice, 7:S0 p. m. Thursday.
Mckinley Park and Spo-
kane. Rev. I. C. Shaw Bible
school. e;55. Communion of Lord $
supper. II. Sermon subject De
Probability" c. F. groups. $50
p. m. Evening worship. 7;30 Ser
mon Opening the Door" Choir
practice Wednesday 7;30.
First-6th and X SITS. At the
IL o'clock morning worship the
pastor. Carl A. Johnson. will de-
liver his new year sermon. The
Call of the New Year How
Pack Your Trunk for 1889 =" will
be the sermon topic for the 80
o'clock evening worship. A fellow
snip houf sponsored bv the young
people of the church will be held
in the parlors at 6 p. m Program.
light refreshments Bible school
will begin the new year next
Sunday morning at 9;45 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL
Christ. No. 3rd and IL" SITS. Rev.
Sidney r James. rector HOLY
Communion. 1880 a. m. Church
school. GAS: Holy Communion and
sermon. IL Wednesday. Women :
Guild Thursday. choir rehearsal
at 7:30.
81. Andrews, SIG No. Cakes ST.
Rev. W. p Turrin. rector Sunday
school. Gas a. m. Holy Communion
at IL
Friday, annual festival of Epi-
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CATHOLIC


ST. AIMS Rev. Maurice Calvin,
pastor. 7047 So. Park ave. Masses
S and 1890 a. m.
1t. Joseph's (Slovak) Rev Jo-
seph Hayostek, pastor, SOS So.
Saith st Masses $50 and 1890.
ST. Leo's the Great Rev. A j.
krebsbach, s. j., pastor, ITO So.
18th st. Masses 8, 1880, $50, e:30
and Il
ST. Patrick's -Rt Rev. Mrgs.
W. j Noonsn, pastor, 1112 No J
st. Masses $40, 7:30, s:45. 10
and Il.
SITS. Peter and Paul (Polish)-
Rev. Henry Rozwcki. pastor. Port
land ave and saith st Masses 7:3O,
$50 and 1890
st. Rita (Italian) - Rev. A
Bruno. pastor. 1903 So. Ainsworth
ave Masses 7:30 and 1890.
Holy Rosary v Rev. Anthony
Hack. pastor. SIP So. both st.
Masses s. 7:30, s:45. 10 and II.
Sacred Hcart-Rev, A. II. AL
lard. pastor. 1920 Mckinley ave.
Masses $50 and IL.
Visitation South Tacoma). Rev.
Dominic Hack, pastor. Masses Z,
S.l5 and 1890.
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phsny Womsn's AuNilisry
branches invited n = corporate
Communion at ST. Andrews. 10 80
a n. Luncheon a. Masonic hall.
2s0T = Sixth ave. at noon
~. Luke's Memorial -No. 36th
and Cove. Rev. Arthur Bell rector.
Sunday school. Gas a. N. Morning
service. Holy Communion. II a. n.
s. Luke's Guild. Wednesday. a l
o clock luncheon. Mrs A. X. Mel
iish. leader. Junior choir. Wednes-
day : ? m. Senior choir. Thurs
DAY. 80 Epiphany meeting al
s.. Andrews. Friday 1890 a. m.
Church of Holy Communion
So. l4th and I SITS. Rev r II.
AcGlnnis rector Early service.
: a m. Church school. 10 a. m.
Regular morning service. 10 a. m.
SPIRITUAL
Eternal Truth e. l1I7i7 So. TIA
coma ave Open forum. $50.
Circles. 40 lunch $50. social
hour. : p. m Healing service.
80 with lecture by Mr. G.. c.
Randolph Free messages. Watch
party in little hall. Bring own
cup for coffee.
Rising sun sos Fawcett ave.
Service Sunday. S p. m. Lecture
by Mr. Roy Miller. followed by
messages Watch meeting Satur-
day evening, New Years eve.
Spiritual Science - 5645 Cedar
st Open forum, $3.50. Lunch at
$50. Evening lecture at 7:30 by
Rev. A. Munt.
Christian - 727 Fawcett ave.
Regular services New Years day
Open forum. 3 p. m, Mrs. Beulah
Ross leading, followed by circles
Dinner. 5 p m; Healing service.
7 p. m. Rev. T. McMann Of Sc
attic will speak followed by free
messages and 'psychomitrizing
by Rev. McMann The Soldier
Boy"