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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
ALLEN COUNTY
First Robin Seen In
Spencerville

The honors for seeing the first
robin in Spencerville for the year
1889, go to Chas. Gaskill, Peck
Sheets and Robert Sunderland.
The red breasted songster was
seen in the A. A. Hampshire lawn,
North Elizabeth street, Spencerville,
Tuesday morning about 8 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
County Commissioners
Organize

The Hancock county commissioners
last week reelected George Wisely, of
Biglick township, board president.
Other commissions are Lloyd Ben
nett, of Jackson township, new men,
Der elected last November, and Geo.
Cornwell, of Allen township.
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5,S3S Certificates OF
Title Filed

There were 1888 auto certificates
of title issued in Putnam county
during 1888, Clerk of Courts w. L.
Smith said in his annual report.
The certificate of title division of
Smiths office showed revenue of $3,-
383.90 of which the state registrar
of motor vehicles was given ST.
699.44 under terms of the law.
The remaining s2,103.31 was paid
into the county treasury.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12

against diphtheria, according to pres
ent plans of DR.. F. Holtzmuller,
Hardin county health commissioner.
At McGufey, 326 school children al
ready have been given immunization
following the death of a seven-year-
old pupil as a result of the disease.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
Garter Snake Out
Early, Fooled By
Weather

Art Bowsworth, of Findlay, found
a garter snake in his yard last week,
which he says is definitely sign of
spring. In the past couple of days
of spring-like weather a number of
persons say they have heard the calls
of spring birds in neighboring trees.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
Name Clerk At High
way Barracks

Hancock county Republicans, learn
ing that they had chance to appoint
a clerk for the state highway patrol
barracks last night, decided on Fer
mon Etheridge, Findlay. The job
carries a monthly salary of $100.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
Ban Slot Machines In
Spencerville

All punch-boards and slot mach
ines have been ruled out of places of
business in Spencerville by Mayor j..
Smith Howe.
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and arrested on the same charge on
December 81, in serving out 5000
fine imposed by Justice Steffen
shortly after mis- arrest.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
Pheasants Really
Like Corn

Observing farmers say that the
damage by pheasants to the corn crop
is done largely in spring when the
birds pull up the small plants to get
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
May Abandon Canal
In DelphOs

Plans for the abandonment of the
Miami-Erie canal in the city of Del
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
HARDIN COUNTY
Countrywide Immune
ZatiOn Started

All children of the Hardin county
school system will be immunized
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which does not contain more than
15.5 per cent moisture.
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NEWS NOTES FROM four COUNTIES

conclusion that there will be a gen.
eral house-cleaning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28
Frank M. Dorsey,
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS.
Tax Collector of Vance County

DOMESTIC CUKPUKA AIIO1NO'
SO Henderson-OXfOrdG Gas 90.
Plant Mains and lot .Sl56.2z
12O Henderson Hotel co. l lot
Vance Hotel .......... 5|U.l5
121 Jones Furniture Co. l lot
West End .......... 1871
1875 Union Insurance Realty
Co. 2 lots Booth ST. 230
127 City Service Co. Bulk
Plant .............. 1911
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28
WATKINS TOWNSHIP - Y
WATKINS TOWNSHIP
COLORED

661 Parham, J. W. estate 100
acres land :. .$ 9.31
$40 Peace, Thomas 46 acres
land :. .... 4.O1
675 Terry, Austin estate 1
acre land :. .......... 1.42
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28
NUTBUSH TOWNSHIP :

6971 Walstoh, Mrs. Mary A.
2 lots and 3 IL acres =. ASH
6973 Walston, Mrs. r. T. 45
3-19 acres :. ......... 10.5;
5000 Watkins, Mrs. Frank $50
acres :. .............. 300.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28
Notice Of Sale OF Land For
1893 County Taxes

Under the authority the laws of North Carolina the u-
dersigned tax collector Of Vance county will sell for taxes on
Monday September 1939 being the first Monday OF
said month at house door in Henderson ~ w.
ginning at 12 o'clock noon all such property as listed below
which has not been redeemed before that time Following is the
list showing in whose listed description of property and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28
MIDDLEBURG TOWNSHIP
COLORED

1915 Alexander, Nathaniel est
acres 4.64
1928 Allen, Walter l lot .... 8.97.
1889 Bing, Jacob, Sr. 9 acres 7.44
7545 Brame, E. L. so acres g.. 1851
7547 Brown, Albert 38 acres. 14.73
1854 Brown, Marcellus and
Guilford II 1-2 acres 28.O5
1876 Bullock, Matt 26 acres 500
1881 Burwell, Raymond "a
acres -. -..... 1925
1872 Carroll, Alfred 80 acres 1852
1898 Clark, Alex Jr. 6 acres $40
1908 Davis, William estate 48
- acres ....... $40
1920 Eaton, George 3-4 acre. IT'S
1924 Eubanks, VIM. c. / lot 4.64
1926 Evans, Esther 35 acres TIA
1927 Evans, John Sr. 10 acres GIL
164O Green, Jas. C. acre 2JO1
1868 Harris, George 3-4 acre 6.42
1857 Hawkins, Cassie 25 acres 6.34
1864 Hawkins, Phil 6 acres 800
GIG Henderson,, HAYWOOD. 16.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28

6515 Wimbush, Matthews, .Jr.
s35 acres. ~. ...s... -. 1898
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-28
DABNEY TOWNSHIP = VIII

5729 Burroughs, L. w. 1lot IS 189
5772 Ellington, Mrs. j. M. es-
tate 80 acres land ..... 473
5788 Glover, H. w. l lot, 179
acres !. 1908
5792 Glover, L. D. 73 acres
land 1872
5794 Glover, Mrs. M. D. So
IL acres .......... 901
5798 Greenway, Mrs. G. c. so
acres land ......... 1901
1902 Greenway, M. D. 2
acres (Ba1.) ........ 1851
5843 Neathery, c. T. % 1-2
acres land ......... 3.84
1857 Parrott, S. w. % 1-2
acres land ...... 11.89
5887 Rowland, Mrs. Oracle A.
96 $40 acres ........ 1854
1896 Stainback, Mrs. J. 0. 9
$40 acres :. .......... 3.33
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HERE'S MORE BOU 7
MURDER CONFESSION
STARTS ON PAGE ON e

ham twice had been held for ex-
animation at a hospital for the in
sane at Norman, Okla.
Cunningham confession and
discovery of the body ended
a search of a weeks duration.
Morris, convinced that his con-
tinued plea of innocence was not
true and that he soon must break,
had held him since Monday, while
directing a search for his wife 8
body which extended into neigh
boring states.
He told Morris that after he
had strangled his wife, step
daughter of wealthy ]. p. Stokes,
realtor, he drove around in the
night until he sighted the vacant
lot and its freshly thrown-up dirt
mound. On investigation he found
the mound to be the fill for
new sewer and that the sewer al
ready had been laid
Felt Pretty Safe"
It took him only a moment 10
kick and haul the body to the
ditch and to cover it. After he
had done that he went home and
slept, he said.
The next day he drove by the
lot and found that workmen had
completed both their job and his
the sewer was complete and the
ditch filled.
II felt pretty safe then" he
told Morris 81 felt that it would
never be discovered.
Cunningham is SO; his wife
was 30.
Here's Confession
His confession as released by
Morris read:
Il strangled my wife, Eudora,
) and buried her in a partially filled
sewer ditch. May God have mer-
CIV on my soul. After this ! drove
to the postoffice building and
stayed until II p. m. and then !
went home and packed three trav-
cling bags with her clothes and
took them to the south end Of May
ave. bridge and threw them off on
the west side by squatters
shack. Then ! drove home.
ROGER V. CUNNINGHAM.
A short time after the body was
found. Morris dispatched deputies
TO the May ave. railway cut where
they found the bags.
Formal charges were to be
filed later.
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CHOIR Of WEST
PlEASES CROWD

Several hundred persons. fnelsaa-
ing many prominent musicians
went 10 Central Lutheran church
Friday night "a hear The Choir
~ ths West Pacific Lutheran
college Singing group rst off to
. ks-ea start - a s~ssoe that vii
lneisssse IN appearances Al Inc Ma
tiensl Chefsl anlen convention -
Los Angeles tins summef TIMER
the hAtea ~ Conductor gunnsr J.
Malnsn. the ehosr vent thrmsnh .
program ~ compositions that a.
fsfed errsttanssy fss tsne con
tfasts. fsns phrssEna ard shading
Aa<isng n tAe snnym>nt ef th>
concert ~as the appearance IL
Alice ssesstsa. sessas Ta<ams
vtalsnsss. Nrir.t AMI wfthaas az
fsetsilpn .x msnnefism. the IL
yssr.old pupil ~ ststnATi Aus
PLAYED stth IN accuracy and sym.
pathetic understand thst sanss
aals With innsfn talent ard snsrt.
iiKeat study shs lltssals, msh<s
IN. victim sing
A the fsrkisaa singers wiIi 60
Through San Ffanss~a and make
several nthrss Pacific esAst stnrs
~ the way ~ ~. LIS Ae4eles
convention. the tsasssen lahslse
committee - sponsoring N appear
anee Al ths san Frsnei@a sspa@
sstiae 20 puhlsstse TIE rHseua
statehood celebration Ia July.
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PHEsBYTERiAN

FIRST - DIR. J. Berwick Mecul-
Tough. Sunday school. st3. Morn
Ing worship. II q. m. Christian En-
desvor.. q 80. Adult prayer service.
Middleton parlor. $50. The orEgn-
ist Frank ] Gurding. Will con
tinue his pre-worship organ reoitsls
at tbs.
Evening worship. Tt5. subjset.
The Dawn Of Peace
Tuesday Presbersans. stone
hall, 7 D. m. Deseops will meet
for monthly meeting. 7:s0 in Md
dleton parior
Thursday scofisli Bible class
will meet at 10 . m. with pastor
In synder hall. Synthetic Bible
Study class will NEE, with Or. Nc
cullough In snyder hail. 7 p. m.
Midwesk prayer service will be
held In stone hall . m
Friday All youth groups ~ the
church viii gather for annual
Young Peoples banquet At $50
In Stone hall Reports 81 all of the
groups viii be given and the ne~
officers In each group Will be In
stalled by the pastor
Saturday Young reopls's Fei-
lowship of Prayer will meet In
Yodsr psrior nj 7 .. m.
B~thsay--Ho sist and Verde n.
Vim. j Sharp. minister Bible
school. ss5 m. Morning sor-
ship. IL a M The pastor viii
speak on the Victorious Church"
Evening worship. .. m. This 10
the beginning II = new order 81
evening service sponsored BY ths
Young People Dr y W James
will speak on the HIbysct The
Truth About Alcohol" Miss Bar
bara Ferrias VIII sing Nj Jim
Murphy viii preside. After the
evening service. for tbose who sish
10 remain. there Biii BE- a discus
sion meeting. On sunday evening
Or James Nii lad this discussion
On How Bet ~ Control the
Evils II Alcohol .
Adults are welcome and sfe sE-
pected 70 attend theee meetings
The annual congregational meet
INK Will De held on Thursday eve
ming Al 20 .. m
sprsgBe NemorisI--F.sstsr pro.
gram viii BE- presented BY the
Robert Pray giee club At SpragBs
Memorial Presbyterian church Sun
daY evening a. 7 20 O'Clock
me efsOir viii accompany Rev.
A u. Van Zauts to ths q. r.
Veterans hospital for Easter ar.
vice u a. m. worship hour. sun
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>~Church News>~

Continued From Page Eight
sion; Tuesday, T:ss p. m. Senior
choir rehearsal: 5 y. m. Home
builders class. home Of Mr. and
Mrs. 6. kageler; Wednesday. $50
Junior choir rehearsal. 80 p. m.
Bible study and prayer meeting
two groups in both languages
Centrsl-Bihle school AT e.4s
One adult Bible class viii b. con-
Quoted in the Swedish language.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
MEDICAL CARE
FORUM TOPIC

The alumni forum on medical
care held this week at College OF
Puget Sound presented a rounded
discussion of the subject with Prof
Marvin r Schafer Of the depart
ment Of sociology serving as chair
man.
Dr. Horace J. Whitacre discussed
the subject of distribution and fl
nancing OF care from the stand
point of the conservative wing OF
the American Medical association
while DR.. Clifford Halvorsen. staff
physician at Western State hos
pital discussed trends recon-
mended by the committee Of l 1000
physicians.
Five Methods
Prefacing the discussion. Prof.
.Schafer declared the major prob
lem appears to be what method OF
controlling distribution of care and
what unit should be used. He
pointed to five methods ranging
from the conventional private
practice arrangement TO the full
state controlled type possible only
in an economic and governmental
organization such as that of
Russia
The national health bill de-
veloped by the International COM
mittee in Washington last summer
made five major proposals nov
reduced TO four)," said Schafer.
doctors. labor representatives.. So
cial workers, and government Off
Gals concurred in all but one of
these.
Most of the physicians (AMA)
opposed the proposition that it is
the obligation of the states and
the federal government TO make
medical care available to all classes
of people,. e. state medicine. DR..
Fishbein. secretary of the ANA,
Is reported in the New York Times
as saying he was not attacking
government medicine. and recon-
mcnding the association take more
positive action in the whole prob
, lem of socialized medicine"
Chief Difference
THE real difference of opinion
as between the American Medical
association and interdepartmental
committee concerns compulsory
health insurance" said DR.. Whit
ace.
The adoption of national sys-
tenn of medical care similar to
compulsory health insurance as we
know it in Europe would mean a
very radical change in the method
of applying the great and vital
facts of medical science to the
needs of the public, and the medi-
cal profession as trustee of the
scientific facts feels that the pub
lie should weigh this matter very
carefully before undertaking
revolution.
THE medical profession is very
deeply concerned about the stand
ard of quality of service rendered
to the public and suggests that
compulsory health insurance or
any new economic system for the
delivery of medical care be judged
carefully"
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study. Thursday. 1so. msetine
for psslss and EvsnasllasH. nstwr-
day. 1ss y, ~. xeSnu respls'e
meeting.
pesps chaess ~ Sssh - IN
sta Sunday srhsci, 10 Morning
services. n. Csvllsl~ 4. Aehnfev
will speak m The suhteet. ''chst91
our orssi High PRIEST chslstinn
tnasavos. s;to evening SERVES.
Z 10 Mrs aehsfss will spseh NJ
the ~sisst. ''Mskins vysyss .
Habit
New Ap~ssssss vsssh ~-tais N
. ii. Hsv rfisds 1. Martin. pas.
TOR. sunday sshast. elsA = NJ
Morning services. ~. sftssnnea a
4, and evening. q vsll0Wse1o ~
prayer vfli eooduet ssvtes - svse-
rsilssir mseiIs9s hsGiaatm9 nssso
~. Tea p m. s0afi0w1NU every
evening shspugM Apsst .
thssvh " Chssst ~, seth ana
4. sss A. 10 80 .. ~. Evsagetl1e
Hsrman q Wllsos viii dleruse
Living Epssslss TO .. -. Ths
Fasssksa Leader"
nstAst pssssssssst IA. ttth ss1
! sss sunday sehsat ssA utbss
slass A. ~ .. NJ. REV. Carl No
siesa viii spesh On "Ths Necessity
~ Tbs Aioasyasas. sna ~ 10 p
m. What WIN ysa In with j.
.s,s y" $50 p m, pvayss nesting
W ssissssiay and FRIDAY, 10 p -,
Rev. btssi~ss VIII spesh.
thss~h - eesey C~annn6suv -
issh and I sss. Hsv. n ~ No
1;inals. rsesos. 9ssiy sssvtee -
4 .. m. Church sehool 10 ., n.
Morning sssyss ssd ssswss. ~
.. ~.
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grim Congregational church, The
Camel Question.
Fireslie group meets at inc
parsonage, Delegation from Trim
ity Methodist church viii attend
Fern llill--So. stth and q sts,
Rev. Wayne L. sprsgue, minister
Church school, ata m, morn
lng worship. II. sermon suelect.
The Whip Of Cords fpworth
League. 30 p m: 40. evening
service. The Time for singing.
Rethan,--So. afth and PARK
Rev. Erie Howell. Sunday school,
pss a. m. morning worship, IL
o'clock. Sermon topic. bring INN
10 Me Epworth League, q W.
Rev. Erie Howell win continue the
study of symbolism and Ritual
Evening worship. 80 Sermon
topic The Leaven nj Work
Asbur,--At the II a. m, service
Rev n. A. Anderson will preach
on Joyous Christian Living In
the evening Big Hymn sing
viii be conducted from the screen
Rev. Anderson will speak ON New
Men for the New Day" Following
the evening servic. the newly or
panized Young Adult group wiz
meet in the parsonage. A repre-.
sentative of the Young Adult
group Of Mason Methodist church
win speak. Al els the Epwoftn
League group will discuss what
Il God Like >"
Epworih--so. sth and Anderson
SITS. Walter y Gleiser, minister
The church will present one Of the
few local appearances OF the
Adelphian Choral society OF 6. "
s. for n full evenings concert sun'
day Mt 80 p m. The society ~
directed by John Paul Bennett u
Robert Smith Of the Conservatory
of Music at the college will con
tribute organ numbers. The puoie
In invited
The pastors Sunday morning
tonic will be be Your Cross and
Mine" third OF the Lenten series.
High school league nj $50. Mrs.
Arthur Swindler will be the special
speaker. In the major group the
program viii be sponsored by the
missionary department Of the
league.
The Sunday school which meets
each Sunday morning AT 70 VIII
sponsor the special worship
service on Easter. on Palm SUN
day, the sacrament Of baptism
viii be observed. and new mem
bers will be received into the
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vss p ~. and regular midwest
service. ersaay. ia p. m
Little nv~ws tAssvA AmsrssAn
Lake Sessh Edwin . ltasas pas.
tor Sunday .shc.l. 10. Christian
Endesvas. a 10. evening service.
: ~. the pAssaf speaking On s'frss.
iielnK the Preserves ~ siusi !.
Thursday evening. 10 msdwesh
ii,hie study meeting ~ the pas
tors home. continuing the study
ef I Ihsasainnlsn.. Friday. Ina.
sacred concert ~ Instrumental mas
u. On the aeeassIlnn, nanpn and
guitar. pFessntsd by . group ~
student. from the Maltn ~ h
Arhoai ~ the tilhIs. IN Portland.
ore.
thuseh ~ tsed sast No. wllhs.
son st. Christian Crusaders. , 10
a m. Sunday srhoai. 10 .. N.
Morning service. II. REV = W
ossely ~ csntfails. guest sr~ahsf.
Prayer meetings. Monday an 4
"Wednesday. TAO p m Prayer
service st tho blair residence rft.
day At = p m.
e.t..r. f.sr,r.xt~ 1mm.an.
hall so lsth and X ss.. aery,s..
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isantfam. pastor. Morning sub.
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Evening .ub,.,t IN. tsaw....i.c
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TRAvElOC ON
CLUB PROGRAM

eIe HAsRoR-The Lions club
viii me~t Monday 81 the Den with
Mae Ansster Aeore the guest
speaker he sill Klve = iEssvlog
IN his recent trip n California
Officers named % head District
No. Is. Washington rscsefs Inc
ar L. II Morgan. president; ]. W.
Mekensle. vice president and Mrs
George KEENAN,. seeressry.tress-
urer fer her fourth year
The auxiliary - waeands chap
ter No. at. q. r 3 has postponed
IL. regular meeting until Mar 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Price. their
son and daughter in-isw. and Mr.
and Ms Kenneth Price ~ Auburn
were guests Thursday II 1T, and
Mrs A :. MonEingo
The Junior choir 81 the Messiah
Lutheran church Of Tacoma VIII
give = concert II II m. sunday
in Emmanuel Lutheran church q
Cromwell
Alta A. Farley. II Gig hareor,
and Charles q Lsndis Of Seattle
wer. united in marriage Friday
a, quiet ceremony At the home
Of Mrs. Clyde Davis ~ Tacoma
The new homs viii be made IN
Seattle. Mrs. Lands has hest OF
friends on the peninsula where she
Was nurse Al the Gig Hsfhor
hospital for q number ef years,
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Sermon at IL a. m. topic. Put
ting on Christ" Sermon at 80
p. m. topic. Why Baptists I'm
merse" Midweek prayer service
at $50 Wednesday night.
Temple--So. 2nd and ST Helens
ave, DR. r. L. Powell. pastor. Pull
pit will be occupied by DR.. Joseph
Cohn. of New York City. at the
morning worship hour. At 80
O'Clock. Rev. II. 3. Cent? of Phila-
delphia, Penn. will preach. Both
are Christian Jews.
DR.. Cohn will also speak at a
mass meeting Sunday afternoon in
the Temple Baptist church. 2s5
p. m, on Central Europe and the
Coming World Revolution Sub
ject at evening hour. Have the
Jews a Tomorrow >"
Pastor will return in time for
midweek meeting Wednesday eve
ming.
The young people will conduct
the regular service at the Tacoma
Rescue Mission Saturday night.
cATnoLiC
ST. AIMS Rev Maurice Calvin.
pastor: 7047 So Park ave. Masses
S and 1890 a m.
st. Joseph's tSlovak) Rev. Jo-
seph Hayostek. pastor: COS So.
Bird ST. Masses $50 and 1890.
st. Leo's the Great Rev. A. J.
Krebsbach, s. j.. pastor. 10 So.
18th ST. Masses 8. 7:30. $50. $50
and IL
st. Patrick -Rt Rev. Msgr. w.
J. Noonan, pastor: l1l2 No. ] st.
Masses $50, 7:30. $40. 10 and IL.
SITS. Peter and Paul tPolish)-
Rev Henry Rozwski. pastor; Port
land ave. and saith st. Masses 7.30.
$50 and 1890
st. Rita CItalian) - Rev. A.
Bruno. pastor: 1903 So. Ainsworth
ave. Masses 1880 and 1890.
Holy Rosary Rev. Anthony
Hack, pastor; 512 So. 30th ST.
Masses s, 100, s;45. 10 and II.
sacred Heart Rev. A. II. Al
lard. pastor; 4520 Mckinley ave.
Masses $50 and IL.
Visitation (South) Tacoma -
Rev. Dominic Hack. pastor. Masses
Z, SIS and 1890.
st. Benedict's-Spanaway. Rev.
James Toner. pastor. Mass 8 a. m.
CHRISTIAN
First 9Th ave. at X ST. Carl
A. Johnson minister. The IL
o'clock service topic will be The
Surrendered Life" communion Of
the Lords Supper and of baptism.
At 7 O'Clock Church of Youth.
Question for discussion. why Did
Christ Die? -. All church get
together under the direction of
the fellowship committee follow
ing.
Roosevelt Heights 2045 East
Sherman ST. Paul Deane Hill,
minister. Bible school. 9:45 a. m.
Church service, IL O'Clock. sermon
topic, why a Christian World ?"
Young peoples hour. $50 p. m.
Evening church service. 7:30.
topic. Unexpected Men of Power"
Mid-week service and choir
practice Thursday evening.
Mckinley Park-3sth and Spo-
kane. Rev. /. G. Shaw. Bible
school. 9:55. Communion of the
Lords Supper. II. Sermon SUBJ
iect, Facts VS.. Fiction Concern
ing the Legal Trials Of Jesus
Christian Endeavor. $50.
Evening song and praise ser
vice. 7:3O. followed by the sermon
on The Apostles of Christ De-
livered from Ecclesiastical Perse-
cution."
Special choir rehearsal Wednes-
day evening.
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