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gs.lnusi eharrhss In the sssninE
he All SPEAK before the farssias
Forum groap
Dr Gaylord - psst completing
Today tour 81 the cangrwEs
tional churches In the Northwest
Vie ~as the principal speaker q,
the meeting 81 he Association 81
Congregational ehaFvhes =, stella
coon THURSDAY. tie also appeared
before the Congregational lay
mems Feliop ship meeting at
Msany Hal. Seattle today.
Ordained in 1907, Or Gaylord
has had . bread experiences as pas
tor and executive Hts pastofass
began IN AsssashBseiis and has
INCLUDED work In Boston. Chicago
and los Angeles where he eeo@ms
nsstor Of ina Church ~ tina hss-
siah. Ne was appointed to fhs
Southern California supsrintend'
ency in 1891.
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had written frequently. addressing
her letters 10 strange, romantic
ports. she had said nothing Of her
new mode OF life Dolly might
correspond with Dan. they hao
been the best of friends. and Dan
must not know. Dollys letter was
pos,msrkeo New York" and, all
al once. Marian wanted 10 see
Dolly. ali Of once she needed her.
She tore open the envelope.
Dolly had written, We're back
darling. Be prepared 10 listen TO
every detail OF the worlds most
perfect honeymoon. VIII call you
at the office on May l."
Marian had no need 10 look ut
the calendar She was keeping
close count Of the days. marking
them OFF, waking each morning 70
think. only eight more days :
only seven -" A hospital room
had been engaged for May 8, she
was growing tired-so tired
With the knowledge that Dolly
wss near. Marian realized how
greatly she had dreaded the com
ing ordeal, how she had braesc
herself To 90 into II calamity alone
Dolly. The very thought Of hel
was like the pressure Of a kinS
hand. Dolly would see hel
through.
She went To the market tina
morning, taking the long wa,
round, walking slowly, breathing
deeply Of the warm air. She psss
ed children and smiled at them
women who trundled baby car
riages and stopped to talk. sh
felt a common bond with tn
world Of women and babies.
In the market, stsnding befor
counter piled high with wei
fresh vegetables, she heard a yoic
and turned quickly. Angie Dorar
thinner, gray, bit shabby, stoo
| beside her.
Marian hesitsted for an instsn
! She and Angie Doran had no
! parted on the best Of terms. The
. she said warmly, Angie Doran-
r I'm glad to see you"
/ Angie turned, surprised, instin'
lively drawing back. Hello, Ma
Z IAN" she said coolly.
r Marian would not be repulsel
d I've wondered so often about 20
4 Angie. Do you live near here ?"
2 Yes" politely. And you?" 81
seemed slightly confused by Ma
I ian's appearance.
d I'm over on Claremont." An
r impulsiyely. Come home with m
I Angie. ! think you and / have
great deal In common"
a You're not working for N
d Fellows any more ?"
n mo, I'm very busy having
= baby" smiling.
4 You're smart. Marian - sms
TO stop before they showed "
out" An old bitterness edged b
voice.
i Il was showed olit-by a YOU
girl. That's what want To ia
10 you about. win you come non
with me-"
ITO BE ContiBued)
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chrisiisn Science
proqtsm Over XVI

A Christian estsnee Wae'
conducted ~ John A ksssss ses~
mss nsss reader u second chnfsn
a Christ Hsisntist In Ns~ sefss
an, ~ heard ever XVI ~ 70 ., m.
sunday. Tn. program has been APP
proved ny the Christian acisnes
hoard ~ directors Of ths Mother
church.
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Adams Street Chapel 10
Rally thursday

Thursday evening ri . 10 ocla1s,
msmb~rs 81 the Adams street
chapel. No. i7ih and Adams sta
~ill rally for . peiisos a'nnss.
The affair = bsinx eosducssd s'sdss
auspices u the missionary ciress.
FOLLOWING the dlan~r. ~ Hss. rrsa
Hornshus. pastor VI NJ shufss'
vail speak.
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ACCUSED IN Can SALE

George Smaller. 43-yesr-old mer-
chant OF 1854 50. Montgomery
IL. was booked late Friday 1t fhf
pierce county jail on . charge o.
selling . csr without title Ban
was set pt $500.
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D SERIAL STORY
WORKING
WIVES
BY LOUISE HOLMES


lContinned From rage AZ
hard 10 be Joyous that day. she
had expected 70 hear from Dan
Just a card. just line. There had
been nothing. She had TO keep
pushing at worried thought
Suppose Dan had found someone
else. What them
Suppose she was too late. She
couldn't think of it-she wouidn l.
or course, there was a way TO
forestall any such occurrence. IL
she wrote to Dan. told him about
the baby. The temptation was
strong upon her. day and night
Dan, being himself. would re-
turn at once. Or he would send
for her. lie would be gentle, KIND
agreeable. She didn't want that
she wouldn't have it. No. love WAS
her goal. She was through WITH
half measures. Perhaps not the
love Of II years ago. Perhaps
/ Dams hurt went too deep TOT inst
But pride in mis- wife. she must
rive him that. Pride, that she had
fought her battle alone and come
out victorious. Pride. that she
had done II for him. No ghimper-
ing now not ever again.
January passed on even tread
On the last day Of the month MAT
ian gathered up the accumulated
belongings of 10 years. She ssld
goodbye to the switchboard girl, 70
the stenoersphers and the offine
boy. She kissed Sally.
Take good care Of O. - shs
said.
She went away with two checks
her salary check and bonus OF
$500. No one except Mr.. Fellows
knew why she was leaving. the,
hoped shed like the west, tneS
said they'd miss her.
She had expected the days u
be lonely. the waiting hard. In
stead, the days were fun AM
happy. She met her neighbors
gossiped with them In the hsll
talked about cooking and Sill
covers and babies.
The brittle hardness went gu
| Of her face. her hair curied In sol
ringlets. some days she forgo
makeup entirely. She was youn
again. sweet, simple. glowing Wit
a secret Joy. In those waiting day
she worked harder at being
homemaker than shs had eve
worked in the office. She res
hooks on child care and feedinl
she toiled over her budget imam
excitement in making two ratn'
precarious ends meet. Dan woul
be proud and happy that sne No
lived on his checks while wsithl
for the baby. -
i often her lips moved In slei
prayer. Help me to be sos
wife and mother, God. Watch o''
Dan and keep him for me. Don
let me be too late"
III II was the last OF April that
letter from Dolly was forwards
from the office. Although Marii
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Will Hear
Or. Gaylord
Sunday


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Two-Ws sk Services Starting
AZ Faith Tsmpls

starting sunday evening 81 1iss
O'Clock, the young people Of Faith
temple. No. aist and sts., wiz
conduct special services over .
period Of two weeks The pro-
grams viii run nightly except
Monday. Evangelist bii'y supp
vlIl BE- the featured speaker
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She Wonders

Dear Miss Grey: wonder why
YOU haven't answered my letter
wrote recently for advice about my
home life but you ignored me. !
have noticed that you have PAID
more attention. to the troubles OF
other young wives than you have
20 mine 1t seems TO me that II
q husband negleots his home and
doesn't care when he shows up
there, II makes no difference 10
YOU. You seem to think that 9
wife is as much to blame for his
actions as he is.
Did you ever stop TO think that
a woman can't go out as freely
as a man does. II she takes q
night out he feels as though she
has deserted her home and is neg
lecting her duties.
You don't take into considera-
ton that a wife has 10 be on me
lob 10 get her husbands meals
and have everything ready 90 ne
can "go out" Then when he
gets up the next morning, ne
wants breakfast ready and his wife
not only prepares that, but stays
home all day in order to have
everything as he wants II "her
he gets home.
You gave an example Of ono
wife who moved out on her errani
husband. That is all right for
woman who can afford to mov'
out but what about most of VI
who would not know where u
turn if we got out Of our homes
have a husband who goes GU
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tbs re mar Rave met
re has ASKED re fnf safe sna
fAs hlntsd thsi m,ghi have
made up nv mind too quickly
about marriage.
should / turn my fiAEcs dean
~ should just 80 est With this
y other fellow a few times and sfs
% find out where ] stand
/. g.
Even taking a chance "a mar
rving someone you kno~ well
Is serious business To 80
blindly> INTO romance with
someone whose looks and en-
gaging personality have sent
you into a "tallspin' il far mere
serious.
You can't allow looks and
charming ways 10 impress you 10
the extent that you throw ds-
erection 10 the winds. II your
fiance has all IN. admirable
qualities you aseribe to him,
why should you let him down,
merely 20 have an emotional
fling? Some Of the most attrac-
tive and so-cslled charming male
personalities are alluring IN a
drawing room. but obnoxious
over a breakfast table.
Love at first sight may make
happy theme for a novel or
motion picture but reality usual
" proves that it Is often a sorry
fizZle.
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il you're not using it. sell 1t with
a Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 3l51.
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Monday. Evangelist BIiiy slip
xlIl BE- ths featured speaker
...a-.---....sszss.,' --sssa''--'-'---~
/. mn ssryloss n . m. ana 7s.e
s3fsi--.T aroma sts. sn4 ss
~ snnasv school. rs q. m
s~rvlees. Ii m. and 7;<s 2. ~. -.
elrtiss IL $50 .. NJ. eefmyns -
We need Rsvisai'" and 'fhs L''s
Of Ss1aasa,,ssl--so. eth and : =. rsy,
nsroid y. Ions. pastor. A<fs'oes -
= ii,.,. csureh On ~. y.s'I,s ',,el, q
:. N. SERVICES 10 m Aesnns "
'' Man,,.~ tsrt--sunday school, . 20
a. d. services II ., IA. aud I ~ y 90
Christian Endssyes ~ ~ "a
Sermon, ''nna,;n an .ns rsSsip.asss
Ora As joe ssisssion'
osh,snS-so. 5sth aud Proctor ~.
n~v Clareua< Weyer, pastor. pnnass
srnool, s4s !. M tefslees y ~,
and 30 .. NJ. juniors. ~ 49, s
People. $50 ?, N ssfmeh'
Mstnsma.ies 4. - r.. $3.50 esureh - SIN
zsats pasiof' sunday school 10 .. M
ss, r,sss , na,.sesa-pisissos aud Grant.
Rev j. George Cunningham, pAsta
SUNDAY sehsol 49, 2 "a a.. sff, ~ ~
. ~. yss.ns Ps 20 y ~, m'< " W
wss,sains1rr BIbls asureh I'm.
| .fflllsled,-~-so q " between bth sph
an az. REV. Adam Hunter, pas
/ tor. SUNDAY school - :, m yos,ss
People, P. m. rrsysf' 1ie 2, ~;
and Hitler. stsll, and hus~o''n' IN
th ws Lshs q rIGPhsfSSosh and su.
REV. VI d. Benthin, psstor. SUNDAY
school, GAS a. m. Services a "a.
Youth groups. 7ssO D. m: sermon;
co-operating crsatlysiy With God"
sALsArIos samy
yan Williams, captain. sunday school
/ 3 so q. m. Services, ] l q. m. ana I4e
p m. street ssrsiees; 10 80 a %. Ar,
oeSrse Houshtop. speaker
Corps No g--iiif 30. l2th u ~.
ana Mts q. rlsr.on, captain, lsis. sai
d esesand Inns ESQ D N.
sprm.ri'aLIsr eiiuRcmEs
Eternal Truth spirituaIisf Church
OF AmsrIes 18th and Fasoett ave
REV. W. II. Baugham. pastor. services
$3.50 y. M 30 y. m, alnnsf' BIZ
D. nj. and 7s0 ., m. Wesley Rem
De5 F,rss rispnaI LIfs splrifpallst--z4o4
So. / 81 REV. Nellie WerdsD, pastor.
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sALyATIoN ARMY


Eternal Truth spbfituaiist tbnrfh
OF Amsrlea 18th and Fasoett ave.
REV. W. H. BAughan. pastor. services
3:sO D. m. gao y. m. dinner, 10
.. NJ. and 7.s0 .. m. Wesley Rem
Flrsf eternal Life spirifpaiist--124oS
So. / 81 Rev. Nellie WerdsD, pastor.
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Betbany-No. 4lst ana Verde Rev.
William J Sharp, pastor. SUNDAY
CsIsary-3bIe 50. d 81, Rev. ". y,
Poison, pastor. Sunday school s4o
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cosGREsATI0sAL

V,ra-Division ave. and . Ny.
Holland Burr. D. d pastor. SUNDAY
school. o 30 q m; sersioes; a M
PILGRIM fellowship Ig n n y, sssne.
forum. $50. DR. Edward d. Gaylord,
T,mo,,ih-so 46th and PARK ave.
Rev Joseph Weiss pastor, SUNDAY
sehool. 10 a. m. services. u .. IA. ser
mon. ''Tbs Living World"
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coy,sAsT cHIlRoH

Flrst-so 10Th aud ] SIS. rev.
Carl n. Peterson. pastor SUNDAY
ana so o m: Young People 5 p m
sermons "Olif Debt 70 Posterity'' ana
ia the Great Tribuistson upon usf
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cnn,srr.s ase s,ss'oS,Hs
cu,pcu a. 4i,r orv< BIBI.E

Adams street Chapel 50. i7th and
Adams, Rss Pred Hofnshuh pastor
sunday school. rs a. M Inursusy'
T4b d M, -
Valih Mission summit Road. Hes
w A Scott, pastor sunday seh0Di.
a.sss M sefvlees. 2 40 y m. Tues
day and Friday At 7.s6 p. m
faith Temple-2lst and ste: hfs.
Pred Hornshuh. pastor .yhhdey
school e;tb m; services, IA =. M
and T46 D. m.
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IArTfR DAN sAINTs

Lincoln Ward-65d and Park ave
Bishop James II. Pike. pastoT- sun.
day school 10 q. m. Sscrament 90
o. m. M. l. A. 7;30, Tuesday. Elders
X. 4. Hochstsffer and Russell Hoch-
staffer. guest speakers
Tacoma Central Ward-No / ana
Steele sts. Sunday school. 1890 q
m: services. s:ib a. m; priesthood
meeting. 2 y. m
rbure<, Of Jesus ghrist-372i East
i 81. SUNDAY school. 10 q. m. ser
vices II M song service, o.So .. ~.
Guest speaker.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutheran East Harrison
and q sts. Rev. o. NJ. Running
pastor. Sunday school. eA5 .. M
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Christ-~To. sd ana X sts sunday
schooi s.s6, communion. 1.sO .. m;
services, ~ O. m, Rev. .. Arthur
Huston. DID. speaking -. 1,
HsIs Communion 30 18Th and
al. Sunday school. s;4bi services II
Am Rev. Arthur q. bchsfef' gusst
~ Aaafss's-sis No, oakes Rev.
w d. T,lrriiI, pastor sunday school
s.4b M Holy communion and sfr-
Vices. II . m Sermon; KNOWING
the Prayer BOOK >" -. -, 49,.
81. Luke's Memorisl-sooi NO. love
dav school g.46 a. m serFiees'
a m: fhoiy communion II > m,
Y.P.F.. $40 .. m Sermon, FerVent
81 Jobn's-5sth and Puget Sound
ave. Rev Archibald W bioosrs'
pastor. Services, 7:sO .. m
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NDEPESDINI

Independent Bible Church - Dlyl-
sion ave. and @ st. Rev Roy la.
school. s.s5 a. m; services. ii 3. N.
and 3 p m: prayer at D. m
meeting Of young Group. Up p, Pm m.
Gospel and God Tells Us OF tne
Prophetic World Revolution Ihat
Rocks the q. s. A. To-day and Tonof-
rOuy -
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pENTECosTAL

r.theI-so' lin and sta. Rsy.
Carl Hedeen pastor Sunday srno9l
e,45 a. m. services, II a m. and f''o
faII Gospel iifhi iisuse .,.. 5sai Nc
Kiniey ave Rey knupes' PASTOR
TshernasIe-so. 18th and q ats.
Rev Harry j. steii, pastor. SUNDAY
school s.ss a. N services. ! ! a m.
and 7:sO D. m. sermonh. Why Does
Cod Allow Christians 70 surfer snd
"CurFent Events Pr0pnetically FORE :
told Point 20 the Soon Appearing o.
the DEVILS Masterpiece-ibe hA'i-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-22
NYA IN OHIO

The appointment of Mr.. William
T. Stubbins of 21S East Ninth av-
enue, Columbus, as engineer of dis
trict %, was announced recently by
Tilford Jewell, district supervisor of
National Youth Administration in
Ohio. Stubbins' appointment was
made with the approval of S. Burns
Weston, director of NYA in Ohio.
Mr.. Stubbins will be in charge of
NYA's construction projects and
will act as consultant to county SUI
pervisors in planning projects of
this nature.
Current work projects of the Ma
tiOnal Administration in district 23
include construction of a gym
nasium at Robins, construction of
an athletic field, running track and
bleachers at McConnelsville con-
struction Of play ground and ball
diamond at Deavertown, improve
ment and landscaping of grounds
around the Philo school, and numer-
Gus other construction, conservation
and clerical projects throughout
southeastern Ohio. NYA's work
project program in cooperation with
local co-sponsors, assists unem-
ployed, out-of-school youth; it's stu.
dent aid program in cooperation
with local schools and colleges, as
sists needy in-school youth. The
out-of-school program at the pres
ent time employs approximately 8,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-22
WATER WORKS PARK AT
CROOKSVILLE

The reservoir at Crooksville Wa
ter Works Park was opened to the
public for fishing on June 16, and
remains open until Aug. 16, 1889.
NYA youth will be present on the
opening date to offer general protec-
ton to the public.
The construction of the reservoir,
is located three miles southeast of
Crooksville. The park surrounding
the reservoir consists of Al acres,
and the reservoir itself covers eight
acres. These NYA youth construct
ed shelter house 18x3O, with ce-
ment floor, slate roof and stone
chimney. Four thousand feet of
cindered driveway was constructed
heralding the approaching nature
lovers. For picnics, the youth COM
pleted three outside ovens. To add
to the natural beauty of the park
1000 pines, 1000 poplars and l.
600 walnut trees were transplanted.
Fishermen might be interested
to know that this reservoir has been
stocked and the bass are well past
maturity, both in age and size
Fishing with rod and reel or pole
and line, will be allowed. Fishing
Will be permitted between 5 a. M.
and $3.50 p. m. No boats will be
permitted at any time.
An average of 27 youth have
been employed on this project for
the past IL months. All materials
and supervision were furnished by
the Crooksville Waterworks board.
The park is open to the general
public at all times, but permission
will be granted to religious gather
ings, lodges, conventions and par
ties who may want to occupy the
grounds after $50 p. m. You can
get the required permission. by con-
tacting Deputy Sheriff F. C. Ever
hard, John Kellenbarger, superin-
tendent of Waterworks, or president
of the Waterworks board, H. F.
Pickens.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-22
III. A. COULSON AND FAMILY
AT PASADENA, CALF.

In a letter from III. A. Coulson to
this office, asking us to change the
address Of the Democrat, from Tue
son. Ariz., to Pasadena, Calf, he
writes:
We are going to try Pasadena,
Calf, this summer hoping it will
be free of the fogs and some warm
er than Hollywood If you ever get
to thinking there is no reason for
changing your ways you should
make the trip we made since yes
terday afternoon. Leaving Tucson
it was some hot, 104 Arriving in
Phoenix we found it was some
warmer, 106, and the irrigation
around there always makes it seem
so much hotter; then to Wicken-
burg where it was 107. Then out
across the desert to Blythe. The
car was 120 degrees all the time,
and after dark it was still so hot
that those old stone mountains
threw the heat right back in your
face as though you were standing in
front of a fire. Down on the river
it had been III that day, but the
night cooled off so we had good
nights sleep. Then on across to
Indio and to Banning before we had
a bit of relief. The fellow who
wrote about the devil not being able
to stand that country and going
back to hell, had been through here
and no fooling But here it is fine,
and while / wish l was coming back
to good old Ohio, I guess / will not
get to make it this summer.