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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
A w. SIDEI POLGARI KOR
GYULEST TART

Most vasarnap, marcus 12-
en- delutan 3-kor rendkiviili
gytlest tart a West Sidei Pol
gari Kor a Magyar Hazban.
Miutan a Board of Educa-
ton (iskola tanacs) a Magyar
Haz telket a tobbivel egyutt
el akarja ADM, exert hivjuk
0ssze ezen rendkiviili gyilest,
hogy kozos megbeszeles utan
hatarozzunk a tovabbi teendok
fel0l.
Mint koztudomasu, a Ma
gyar Haz ugyeit Polgari Kor
kezeli 16 tagu igazgat6sag ut
jan es a mi jovedelmet a tag
dijak, valamint a Magyar Haz
es a Kor mulatsagai hoznak,
az mind a Magyar Haz alapoSl
van kezelve.
Miutan ez az iigy az OSsz-
magyarsagot is erdekli es mi,
mint ielenleg is a terilet es az
epulet hasznaloi bizonyos elo-
nyos igeretet kaptunk, ezt
akarnank a gyiilesen el6ter-
jeszteni hatarozathozas vegett.
Ugyancsak most vasarnap
este a Polgari Kor moi tagjai
Tea Estelyt es szerencse ja-
tekkal osszekotott mulatsagot
rendeznek a Magyar Hazban,
a most foly6 atalakitasok k0lt-
segenek fedezesere.
Szivesen hivnak es varnak
mindenkit ezen kellemesnek
ligerkez6 estelyre.
! A RENDEzoSEG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

Ft. Andras Jeromos volt az,
XII faradsagot mem ismerve ia
nitotta az enekkart es a radio
leadast, valamint a baro Bes-
senyei Gabor eloadasan valo
szereplest nagy sikerrel leve-
zette.
A Shenango volgyi muerto
k0z0nseg elenk figyelemmel
kiseri az akciot es joggal ell
varja, hogy nevehez meltoan
miikodik ezen enekkar S Ft.
Andras mesteri vezetese alatt
olyan dolgokat lesz kepes pro-
dukalni, melyhez hasonlo Sha-
ron es Farrell varosok katholi-
kussaganak zenetortenelmeben
eddig mem fordult el6.
Az enekkar program tervei-
rol jelen pillanatban mem ir-
hatok, inert azok meg csak
most vannak kidolgozas alatt.
Ft. Andras Jeromos vezetese-
vel a probak a kozel jovoben
megkezd6dnek, azert kerjuk a
belepni szandekozokat, hogy
ne hatraltassak nehez munka-
jaban az enekkart kesoi belle
pesiikkel, hanem legyenek tag
jai e nemes intezmenynek ha-
ladektalanul.
Szives erdekl6desekre kesz-
seggel ad felvilagositast Fot.
Andras Jeromos vagy az enek-
kar barmely tagja.
TiSztelettel
Nemes Jozsef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

A Youngstown es kornyeki
magyarsagnak ismet egy el-
vezetes esteben volt resze e het
keddjen, n1ikor vegignezte a
Cameo szinhazban megtartott
DIAL es filmeloadast. A darab
a benne jatszo jo szereplokkel,
kulonosen a nepszerii Kabos
Gyulaval megnevettetett min
denkit.
De kiilon szakitunk helyet
azon elismero szavaknak, anne
lyek meltan megilletik Bodan
Margit tehetseges pesti enc
kesnot es az orokke vidam, te-
hetseges Kurucz Janos leg
jobb magyar dal- es zeneszer-
z6t, akik megerdemelnek min
den dicseretet es partfogast.
Bodan Margit meg vi a
youngstown magyarok el6tt,
de a keddi fellepesevel es eddig
meg ritkan jo magyarsaggal
leadott magyar dalokkal es kel
lemes hangjaval belopta ma
gat a koz0nseg szivebe, amely
sziinni nem akaro tapssal no.
noralta ait.
Kurucz Janosra a youngs-
town. Szinhaz kedvelo kozOn-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
ELKESzULT A MARCUS TIzEN0T0DEKI
UNNEPELY NACYSzERU PROGRAMME


Rakoczi Induloval. A kozis-
inert Pipoly Evelyn kopogos
tancszama a miisor egyik
pontja lesz. Trojan Margit IS
ifj. Molnar Ferenc ugyes xii
lon-kiilon harmonika szamai-
val szorakoztatja a kozonse-
get. Lovas Lajos ''Talpra Ma
gyar" szavalatat ismet hall
hatja a magyarsag. Maid egy
mask szavalat is lesz, "A Ma
gyar Lobogo", arnit Banffy ia
nosne ad el6, aki hosszu ia
vollet utan isrnet visszajott
varosunkba.
Az unnepelyt DIR. Laurisin
Jen6, a Nagybizottsag alelno-
ke zarja be.
Szinet alatt a jol ismert
Medve-SzlkOra Zenekar SzOra-
koztatja a kozonseget.
Clyan sep es gazdagnak
mutatkozik a musor, amely
meltan megerdemli, hogy min
den magyar oft legyen marci-
us 19-en delutan 2 orakor. Be
leptidij nem lesz, de az alto
nal mindenki adakozhat te-
hetsege szerint a felmerilt
koltsegek fedezesere. Mivel a
musor sorrendbe valo 0sszeal-
litasa most hetfon, marcus
13-iki rendes nagybizottsagi
gyllesen lesz veglegesen elm
tezve, kerjuk a szerepl6ket,
hogy az enek es zene szamaik
neveit jelentsek be a hetf0i
gyGles elott, a Nagybizottsag
titkaranal, nehogy ket egy-
forma enek .yagy zeneszam
keruljon ,eloadasra. Gober ia
nos titkar telefpnszama 38877
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
GYtJLEST TART

A Youngstown es Kornyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga rendes havi
gyilest tart marcus 13-an,
,hetfon este 7.30-kor a West
Side-i Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rom. kat. hitkozseg gyilester-
meben.
Mivel a marcus 15-iki pro-
gram vegleges megallapitasa )
egyeb fontos ugy kerul tar
gyalasra, kerjuk, hogy e fon-
tos gyiilesen minel nagyobt
szamban es pontos id6ben je.
lenjenek meg.
GoBER JANOS, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
MECALAKULT A "SHENANCO VOLCYI
KATHOL|KUS ENEKKAR"

A Shenango volgyi zene, il
letve enek kedvel6 k0z0nseg
bizonyara 0rommel veszi ezen
jelentest, melyben beszamolunk
arrol a nagyaranyu es nemes
celu mozgalomr6l, mely a ko-
zelmultban Farrell es Sharon
ban megindult.
A Farrell-i SIT. Haromsag
R. K. Magyar Hitkozseg nagy-
termeben februar 27-en kOriil-
belil 80 fatal Is tehetseges
enekes gyiilt egybe a kul0nbo-
z6 hitk0zsegekt6l egy nagyon
.ertekes es komoly megbeszeles-
re.
A megbeszeles eredmenyekent
a jelenlev6 enekesek hivatalo-
san es formalisan megalakit-
jak a "Shenango volgyi Katho-
likus Enekkart es megvalaszt-
jak tisztvisel6iket a kovetke-
zok szemelyeben: Elnok Sip6tz
Gyula. Alelnok Robert Clarity.
Titkar Pusztinger Cecilia.
Penztaros Molnar Albert. Jegy-
z6 Jenny Bonadio. Szertaros
Dunch Janos.
Sipotz Gyula eln0k a hirde-
tesek es tud6sitasok intezesevel
Nemes Jozsefet bizza meg.
A kozben megjelent Ft. And
ras Jeromost meleg szeretettel
fogadta az enekkar tagsaga es
percekig unnepeltek, mikor XII.
Ijelentette, hogy mint karmes.
ter tovabbra is hajlando lesz
ertekes szolgalataival az enek.
kar rendelkezesere allani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
SZENT IMRE GYULES

Szeretettel adom tagtestve-
reim tudomasara, hogy gyu-
lesiink marcus 12-en delutan
2 oral kezdettel lesz a szokott
helyen. A marciusi fizetesi IL
letek a k0vetkez6:: Havidij rs
cent, ket halaleset utan $1.5O,
osszesen 1925.
Jelenleg beteg tagok: -
Snidt Istvan, 70 So. Lane
Ave., Youngstown es Bodonyi
Vincene, GA Woodland Ave-,
Hubbard, Ohio.
Vagyok szeretettel:
GYORGY TAMAS, titkar,
ia Tremble, Campbell, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
SCENT IMRE EGYLET

Egyletiink havi gyiilese
marcus 12-en a szokott he
lyen es id6ben.
Beteg tag: Bodonyi Vincene
914 Woodland Ave-, Hubbard
Ohio.
vagyok tagtarsi szeretettel
Gy0rgy Tanads, titkdr.
ia Tremble Avenue,
Campbell, Q.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
E S IA { n Y EK.

Malt ssOmbaton 'aagysseru
esen,enynek voltdm a ssem-
ta1uja lit Washingtonban. Ott
UOltdn1 Gn1ikOr az dn1eriE1i
kornaday hdrona f6osstdlyd-
max Deset6 ferfiai bessstek.
H1lIOtt1na ROOseUet elmo
k0t, aki a Degrehnjto (er-
ecutive) department feje,
hGLottan Hughes f6bir6t, alci
a bir6sdgok (judical) depart
n1ent elem oil es hdllottan a
kepDisel6hds es a sseadtus
Deset6it, alcik a t0rDenyhos6
(legislative) branch elem dl-
ld711k.
Amerika mult ssonabaton
In71epeIte az elS0 k0ngress-
ssus 0SsseIleSenek 15O-ik CO.
fordulojdt. Es Dolt az ese-
naeny.
Sserettem DOI11 ha a
youngstoUni naagyarsdg k0-
sul s0kdn ssenalelhettek DOL
ma a Hds es a sse7adtus k0s0s
Ileset. Ha hallottdk volna a
legerdemesebb ferfiak ajakd-
rol, hogy NIT jelent nekiink
ssabdd donerikaiakndk az al
kotn,dny.
Maya az tiles nagysserd
uolt.
A Hdz 1,agytermeben fog
lalt helyet az orszdg 435 KEEP
uisel6je, nstdn beDonult a sc
ssendtor, Garner 1leln0k ve-
setese alatt. Utdn11k beUo11ul'
tax az 0ssses 1aagyk0UeteE
k0Detek es kulf0ldi kepOise-
l6k, maid az Egyesult Alla-
mok hadseregenek, haditen-
geressetenek, a tengeress ka.
to1adk (marines) es a pdrtve'
do 6rseg parancsnokai ko-
Uetkestek.
Fekete biroi talldrban be-
Uonult a legfels6bb bir6sds
(Supreme Court) 8 tagja
Hughes f6bir6 UeseteseDel
Utdnuk jottek a nai7aisstereA
HUI, secretary of state fkIl
ugynainisgterJ vesetesepeI es
vegal az Egyesllt A11amok el
n0ke.
Kor0s k0rul a karsatol
ssufolva neppel (csak kdlo'
jeggyel lehetett benaenni.
Ebben az rssdgbdn ssabat
a vdllds gynhcOrlotd.
Ebben az orssdgban az al
kotnadny vedi a kisebbsegef
1OgGat O. toOOSeg H1tut7It0 ot
len. @
Ebben az orssdgbdn q mel
az ur es anaat q nep dfca'
az eI0bb ut6bb be is kODet
~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
Macy TETSzEST ARATOTT
A MAGYAR N0TA ES FILMELOADkS

seq meg mindig kellemesen
emlekszik vissza, aki jo par
evvel ezelott mar bemutatta
az istenadta zenei tehetseget
varosunkban. Aki az 8 mtive-
szi zongora jatekat hallotta,
az mem tudja es mem is fogja
ct elfelejteni egyhamar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

sionary Speakers Loa Jensen and
Sister Cook. there Will be presented
for advancement four members of
the Aaronic Priesthood
Monday. p. m. Primary asso-
/ citation
Tuesday, 2 p. m. Relief society:
| 7;30 p. m. Mutual Improvement
association.
SPIRITUALIsT
spiritual Christian-727 Fawcett
ave. Viola NJ. Preston. Regular
services, Sunday. open forum. 3
p. M, Mrs. Mary Lemon leading;
circles, 4:30 p. M. dinner p. m;
healing service, I p. m, trance
lecture, 1880 p. m, Rev Preston.
followed by free messages. Mid
week services, Tuesday, p. M,
class and messages; Wednesday,
practical English and public speak
ing, Mrs. Mildred Perkins, 730 to
$50 p. m; Thursday, s p. m, de-
veloping class and messages.
Rising Church, COS Faw-
cett ave. Services, Sunday at S
p. m. Mr.. l. V. Williams, speaker,
to be followed by messages.
Eternal Truth -1117i2 So. Ia
coma ave. Open forum. $50.
Circles, 4:30; dinner hour. $50.
and social hour, Z p. m. Special
Washingtons birthday program.
Mrs. Cora Imhoff, speaker. Free
messages.
EPISCOPAL
Church of Holy Communicates
14th and / SITS, Rev. r. II. Nc
Ginnis, rector. Early service. s
a. m. Church school, 10 a. m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon, IL a. m.
Lenten service, Wednesday, 1890
a. m.
Christine. Bird and X SITS Rev.
Sidney T. James. rector. Services
for the first Sunday in Lent: Holy
Communion at 7:30 a. m, church
school at 9;45, morning prayer,
litany and sermon at IL Wednes-
day: Lenten service at 7:30 p. M;
Friday service at 1920 a. m. In
parish house.
st. Andrews--s16 No Cakes st.
Rev. w. b. Ttirrell, rector. Holy
communion at s a. m, followed by
plain breakfast. Sunday school
and Bible class, 9:45. Service at IL,
with service on How to Under
stand the Bible" followed by the
litany.
Wednesdays in Lent. holy COM
munion at IL a. m. followed by
luncheon and study of India" led
by Mrs. Homer Wood. Service for
boys and girls, p. m Confirma-
ton class, 100
Fridays in Lent, service AT 7:45
p. m. with address by the Rev.
A. w. Sidders. rector of Christ
church, Puyallup. on Christian
Healing" followed by choir prac-
tice for Easter.
st. Luke's NJ e NOR n Rev.
Arthur Bell, rector. Services for
the first Sunday In Lent: Holy
communion, s a. m. Sunday school,
GAS; confirmation class, 10 a. m;
morning service, IL a. m; baptism,
1890 p. m; Y. p F. at the home
of Miss Star Steele at $50 p. m.
Monday, Sunday school teachers
meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday,
vestry meeting, 745 p. m. We'd
nesday, Woman's Bible class,
1870; meeting of Womans Coun-
Gil for luncheon, speaker, Mrs.
Frank Perry Modern India
Junior choir rehearsal. I p. m;
Thursday, senior rehearsal at s
p. m. Friday. Lenten service, 7:30
.. m. followed by confirmation
class for adults.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

Rochester In charge OF the
Liturgy.
First Lutheran Chapel 800 North
Sind and Pearl SITS. At $50 a.
m. Sunday school. Thursday, 5 p.
m. midwcck service
Falkland Martin Galstad, pas
tor. Divine service at 1880, with
sermon on 2 Cor clio. When
Man Receives Gods Grace in
Vain" Sunday school at TO- Lem
ten midweek services. Wednesday
at S p. m. Milton Otto preaching
Women's club. Friday evening at
the A. A Molden home.
~. Paui's arthur Sydow. pas
tor. Sunday at 1890 a. m. COM
munion will be celebrated The
pastor has chosen the sermon
theme. Wasted Privileges" Sun
day school. $50
Monday. Church council. Thurs
day. Circle |. meets at the church,
with luncheon at / p. m. Thurs
day at 8 p. m, Lenten devotions.
Rev. A. Levenhagen VIII deliver
the sermon. His theme will be,
The Divine Glory OF the Cruel
fixion." After services Thursday.
the Martha and Mary society viii
meet.
Luther Memorial so. 5th and
SITS Rev. A. r. NJ. kcttner. Sun
day school. e:45 a. m. Services,
with holy communion. IL a. m.
Sermon topic. Receive Not the
Grace of God In Vain" Luther
Memorial and Kent ohoirs In joint
concert. s p. m.
Sunday school teachers meeting
Tuesday, 8 ?. m. Midweek Yes
per Lenten service. Wednesday.
7:30 p. m. Sermon topic. 1T Is
He Who Loves You" Choir re-
hearsal Immediately after service.
Boy Scouts. Thursday, p. m.
Hope SO. 62nd and Warner SITS.
Rev c. J. johnson. Sunday school.
Dab a. m. Morning worship. IL;
sermon. The Aim OF Lent :"
Wednesday. p. m. circle / Val
entine party in church parlors.
Thursday. 1880 p m. midweek
Lenten service. Friday. 7;30 p. m.
adult class In church doctrine.
Choir rehearsal 10 be announced.
81. Paul's Danish Lutheran
1910 So. L IT. Rev. J. Mortimer.
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning
service. IL o'clock Rev. ] Milan
will preach. Monday. 3 .. m.
Rev. Erah Mortinsen Of Salinas.
Calf. will lecture. Wednesday.
choir practice Thursday. the
Ladies Aid viii meet at the home
Of Mrs Walter Jensen. Saturday
morning. confirmation class.
Trinity -- So 18th and SITS
Rev George ~ Kittel Sunday
school, 10 a m Worship. II q.
m. sermon theme. "Satan's Great
Defeat" Circle No. OF the La
dies meets Wednesday al the
home Of Mrs. Aeschs. 1907 So. sth
st Mrs. T.. Mahneke hostsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
TACOMA EAGLES WILL
VISIT OLYMPIA AEalI

Tseom. asfi~ Essiss have re-
esiysd = special lnssatiae - ~.
ssnd an open meeting Nalsh oiYfss..
gls EAsiss ard tfi@is isas~s viii
hald In the capital city he ssss
nsHs ~ Tuesday. M2r.h y
A. Friday evenings nsssilHs ~
Tacoma ssfte, II Vas announced
Guy Melton would pr~@nf appiis
estikms ~ sis candidates for nesss
t,srshlp ~ me nsst meeting.
April 7 has b~1n designated -
cooks and walters night shsa.
les Grsea viii b. expected 10 pre-
sent the lsfksst class of candidates
~ the year ~ bis annual stunt
The stnietie COMMITTEES. having
successfully promoted Rowing. .
nov turning IL attention 70 golf.
u sss reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

Other coming events OF interest
are the North Pacific Ministerial
Missionary and Women's Auxiliary
conferences. which will be held a,
the local Covenant church the lat
ter part of April. The Jubilee cele-
bration proper will be held the first
week of May at which time the
president of the Covenant, Rev. T
" Anderson of Chicago, and for
mer pastors will be guest speakers.
CHRISTIAN
Roosevelt Heights, 2045 Ea. Sher-
man ST. Deane Hill, minister. Serv-
fees start with the Sunday school
classes at 9:45 a m. Morning hour
Of worship at II o'clock and the
sermon topic is The Church Re-
built"
Young Peoples hour at $50 and
evening church service begins at
80 The sermon will be entitled
Failing In Love"
Mid week service and choir
practice Thursday evening
Mchiniey fark, ootn ana Spo-
kane ave. l. G. Shaw. minister.
Bible school, 9:55. Communion of
the Lords supper, II. Sermon SUBJ
lect. What Is Good y?
c. Z. groups meet at $50.
Evening worship, 7:30. Sermon
subject, Seasons of Refreshing.
Choir rehearsal each Wednesday
evening.
First-Sixth ave. at X st. Carl
A. Johnson. minister. At o'clock
the Church of Youth will present
the Honolulu String Ensemble"
from the Honolulu Conservatory
of Music. directed by Mrs. c. H.
Casper, in a Is minute concert of
Hawaiian music. Geraldin Tough
and Vida Slusser will give the
scripture and the evening prayer.
The kumjoinus group will cele-
brate its anniversary with tea
at six O'Clock.
At the II o'clock worship service
Mr.. Johnson will speak on The
Church Glorious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
} Church Busy With Plans
For Golden Jubilee Fete
First OF Events Marking Organization of Congregation Ser
for March through March Il; Celebration
Proper 10 Be Held in May

Committees charge of the Golden Jubilee celebration of
the st Covenant church. which organized May 81 1889
are busy planning for the many which take place
from now until the final celebration May according the
Rev. Carl Peterson pastor of the church. The first events
of the celebration will be the Jubilee Revival services which
are to begin March and continue through March -.
The Rev. Arvid N Johnson of Wiley Heights Covenant
church will be the evangelist and the Rev A. Cabot Johnson
will be the song leader and sooist Both are we'll quail
fled Mr. Johnson having lead the singing in several large
campaigns throughout the country His solo numbers
n1,rnrn ,n1rr Quad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tacoma Branch, SO. 5th and M.
Rev Dwight H. Ferguson. Nightly
except Saturday, until March Sd.
the Spiritual Jubilee Singers Of
Chicago, Edward Tango, director.
Sunday, Gas a. m. Sunday school.
Morning worship. Il, Rev. Howard
A. Smith. guest speaker; 2:30, spe-
cisl program by Jubilee Singers;
Young Peoples Prayer band. 8;
adult prayer meeting. $50; young
peoples meeting. $50. Mrs. d. II.
Ferguson in charge; 80, program
by Jubilee Singers and evangelistic
message. Jubilee Singers daily.
1913 a. m. KMO.
saith st. Branch, Saith 81. and So
Park, Mrs. A H. Trsnah. leader.
Sunday, 2.30. Sunday school; 3:15.
worship service. Friday night. 7 80.
cottage prayer meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER-DAY SAINTS

TdfVfHa tfHtfdI Wdfu, no. =
and Steele SITS. $50 a m. Priest
hood meeting: 1890 m. Sunday
school . picture Of the entire
group will be taken and all are
urged 10 attend: p m. sacra-
ment meeting In addition 10 Mis-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
PRESBYTERIAN

Bethany-No. 4lst and VERGE
SITS. VIM. J. Sharp. minister.
Bible school, e:45 a. m. Morning
worship. II a. m. The pastor will
give a second sermon on Crippled
Men" Evening worship. s 80 p m.
Young People and intermediate
societies at I p. m
Manitou Park-B bl e School,
9 80. Morning service. II q. m. Ser
mon. Customs Worth Reyiying "
Rev. c. w. johnson. Senior Chris
tian Endeavor. $50 p m.
Westminster-So. 50th and | SITS.
W. o. Benthin. pastor. The Wa
tiers Of Life: A Tonic for the Dis
couraged,' will be the sermon sub
ject at II O'Clock. Sunday school
at s45. Kindergarten group con-
Quoted during morning worship.
For the 6.45 yesper hour Jacobs
Growth in Goodness which IL the
foundation Of the hymn Nearer
NV God 10 Thee At 100 ? m.
youth groups
Little Church on the Prairie
Lakewood Community. Rev Hugh
NJ Miller 10 m. Holy commun
ion. Sermon. so Let Him Eat and
Drink. At the same hour chill
dren's church and junior church.
II. postlude class for Bible study
with the pastor, 20. pint meet
ing Of youth groupe.
First-Tacoma and Division ave.
DR.. J RenVick Mccullough. Sun
day school. s:45. Morning worship,
II a. NJ. pastors subject. What
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

TouTth -Sfo 2 bTOduWdy.
First-Lake Steilacoom.
Christ Jesus" is the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon which will be
read tomorrow in all Churches OF
Christ, S CT EN- fist, which are
branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ. Scien-
fist, in Boston. Massachusetts.
Golden Text: Let the word OF
Christ dwell in you richly in all
wisdom: And whatsoever we
do in word or deed, do all in the
name of the Lord Jesus. giving
thanks to God and the Father by
him" (Col. 3:16,1O.
Among the citations which COM
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
following from the Bible: Verify,
verify, l say unto you, He that
believeth on me. the works that i
do shall he do also: and greater
works than these shall he do: be-
cause l go unto my Father" John
14:12).
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy:
If we wish to follow Christ, Truth,
1t must be in the way Of Gods
appointing. Jesus said. He that
believeth on me, the works that /
do shall he do also All nature
teaches Gods love to man, but man
cannot love God supremely and
set his whole affections on spirit
ual things, while loving the mate
rial or trusting in it more than in
the spiritual tp. 326:3-5,s).
Evening star., 1939-12-01
Prizes Given
In Sonnet
Contest
Annual Fall Poetry
Festival Held at
Arts Club

Awarding of prizes in the Blue
Moon Petrarchan Sonnet Contest
by DR.. Charles Edward Russell fea-
tured last nights program of the
fifth annual fall poetry festival held
at the Arts Club of Washington.
Inez Barclay Kirby of Bethesda,
Md. received the $40 prize for her
sonnet, The Sangre de Cristo
Mountains"
Helen Gay Miller of Longmeadow,
Mass, placed second in the contest
with THE Rossetti Sonnets' and
Louise, Wilson Dunwell of Washing
ton placed third with June Eve
ming"
More than 100 sonnets were en-
tered, honorable mention going to
Muriel Thurneysen of Basle, Swift
zerland; jamie Smith RHYME of Flor
ida, Lucy Louise Hatcher of Missis-
sippi, Hazel M. Kerr Of California,
Ruth Riley of Alabama, Blanche
Williams of Virginia, Margaret
Wheeler Ross of Arizona, Anna Mar
ley, Anna Priestley, Corinne Chand-
lee Davis and Marion Hayn of the
District of Columbia.
Prizes for the Harrison award
went to Leslie Wynne of California,
Yetza Gillespie of Missouri. Richard
Chace of Massachusetts,, Alethea
Anderson of Washington, Dr. Vir-
ginia Spates of Texas, Mary Arno
of Colorado, Jessie Wilmore Murton
of Michigan, Maud Salyer of Texas,
Pauline Odgen of Washington and
Eleanor Dutton Martin of Maine
DR.. Russell, Benjamin Musser,
poet and critic, of New Jersey. and
Murray Marshall, editor of Sonnet
Sequences. were the judges.
Prizes were presented by the edi-
tor of Blue Moon. Inez Taylor, who
arranged the program, and the prize
winning poems were read by Mau-
rice Jarvis, Matte Richards Tyler,
associate editor of the Blue Moon;
Esther Waldron and Mrs. Tyler.
The sonnets of Shelley. Keats,
Leigh Hunt and Mrs. Browning
were reviewed in an address by
DR.. Russell, and later read by Mrs.
Waldron and Mr. Jarvis.
Guests were present from New
York, Los Angeles and Baltimore,
as well as nearby Maryland and
Virginia. Around go attended the
dinner at the club, while the after
noon and evening sessions were at
tended by more than 100.
Evening star., 1939-12-01
A. u. to Meet

The December meeting of the
American University Women's Guild
will be held at the womens resi-
dence hall on the university campus
at 1880 am. Wednesday. The
president, Mrs. Raymond Rapp, is
in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Ralph Fowler. chairman of
the Program Committee, announced
that the mems glee club and the
women's glee club of the university
will entertain after the meeting
with Christmas music.
The book review section will meet
Monday at II am. at the Kennedy
Warren Apartments. DR.. o. G.
Robinson. pastor of the Calvary
Methodist Church, will review THE
Nazarene," by Sholon Aseh.
Evening star., 1939-12-01
D. A. r. Officers
To Lunch Tuesday

Mrs. Thomas H. Seay will be
hostess at luncheon to the Executive
Board of the District State Officers
Club, Daughters of the American
Revolution, at l pm. Tuesday at
her home, 4935 Quebec street, Spring
Valley.
The club will give a steel cabinet
for the archives room of the D. A. r..
headquarters as a part of its OBJ
servance of the national society's
golden jubilee. Other plans for
participation in the jubilee program
will be discussed at a meeting fol-