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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

I'M hhohS
batted in: Cliff 4, Berardino 4, Bonura
4, West ?. K~rakauskas. Myer .. Heff-
ner, Evans ?. Two base hits: Travis,
Swift. Walker, Myer. Radcliffe, West.
Home runs: Cliff. Berardino 2, Bonura.
Stolen bases: Evans, Heffner. Sacri-
fees: Case. McQuinn. Double plays:
Cliff, Heffner and McQuinn; Laabs,
Cliff n Heffner. Left on bases:
Washington Z; st. Louis 5. Bases on
balls off: Hudlni l. Monteagudo l.,
krakauskas 3. Masterson 1, Auker 8,
Kramer 1. Strikeouts by: Hudlin l..
Monteagudo 2, Krakauskas 2. Master
son ., Auker 2, Kramer /. Hits off
Hudlin 4 in 1 inning; Monteagudo 8 in
2: k~rakauskas 8 in 3 %; Haynes, none
in 1 Is; Masterson, none in 1; Auker
s in 3 (none out in 6th) Kramer S in
3 1-3: Trotter 1 in %. Wild pitch:
k~rakauskas. Winning pitcher: Haynes.
Losing pitcher: X 7 a e r. Umpires:
Summers. Quinn and Pipgras. Time:
2:2S. Attendance: (paid) 1869.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
Sunday School Loop
Meeting Is Planned

Leaders of the Sunday School soft
ball league will meet at 8 o'clock
Monday evening at the Y. M. c. A.
All teams are urged to send rep
resentatives to study the progress
being made and elect new officers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
CLEVELAND INDIANS CLAIM 9TH STRAIGH
Red Sox Handed Siyth
Straight Setback =
Boston's Defeat With Detroits clos. y,
tory Allows Tigers to Slip Into vi
Second Place

CLEVELAND, June 22-P-The ramc.o;n.
land Indians found Boston pitching to their I jEpgs tNn
and rolled up their seventh straight victory. The N&
decision, second in as many days over the Rod &c q 1 10
Boston it's sixth setback in a row. NO '& gay
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National League

Chicago at Philadelphia (2) - Mooty
go and Raffensberger CD VS.. Beck
(2-3) and Mulcahy G-5).
st. Louis at Boston (2) Bowman
(2-3) and Shoun (3-2) VS.. Salvo (0-0)
and Sullivan $3.50.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2)-MacFay-
den (0-1) and Heintzelman Q-0) VS..
Wyatt 60 and Davis (0-1).
Cincinnati at New York (2)-Walters
90 and Thompson $50 VS.. Hubbell
(5-3) and Paul Dean (2-0).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
This Weeks Games

This Weeks Games
Monday-Spofford VS.. Bakers. Bella
my park.
Tuesday-Company A VS.. Brigade,
Robert Strange.
Wednesday Bakers VS.. Laundry,
Robert Strange.
Thursday-Spofford VS.. Company A.
Bellamy park.
Friday-Brigade VS.. Sunshine. Rob
ert Strange.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
SHOT PUT X cap


CHICAGO, June o. Up Mrs.
Marie Evans Shot Put took the clos.
ing day feature at Lincoln fields to-
day, the $4,000 Added Lincoln Handi-
cap at a mile and a quarter before
a crowd of 5000,
coming from far back, Shot Put
beat ONT Taggart's Yale o'Nine by
half a length, with Kirby Ramsey's
Mucho Gusto another half length
back in third.
Shot Put paid $500, $500 and $2.40.
Yale o'Nine's prices were $500 and
$3.50, while Mucho Gusto paid $3.50
to show. The winner ran the dis.
lance over a sloppy track in 2:O8 Is.
STANTON, Del, June %. -
w. H. Lipscomb's Tedbriar, a 10 to /
shot, scored a surprise victory in the
fourth running of the $4,000 Added
New Castle Handicap for fillies and
mares at Delaware park today before
20, 900.
Ridden by the veteran Jimmy
Lynch and carrying only 107 pounds
the chestnut daughter Of Teddy and
Sunmelia forged ahead Of the pace.
setting Scylla midway in the back
stretch to win by three-quarters of
a length over J. o. Keene's War
Beauty. Mrs. v. Wyse's Orcades
was third and J.. Emery's Dolly Val
fourth.
The big filly covered the mile and
one sixteenth in 1:45 is over a fast
track and returned $21.20, 1890 and
$3.50 across the board for a 81 mu-
tuel ticket.
The victory was worth $9,625 to
owner Lipscomb.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
Doering And Emery
Lead In TIM 1outn'

TULSA, OKLA, June I'M NJ
Art Doering of Chicago ana ma. "" 4
ter Emery of Tulsa LED ,!'-+ +,i 4
ponents at the half way Pos' '+ 4
na the se-hole semi,fnals 5t,s l
trans-Mississipp golf touI 1.,.ar+]
Emery, the home town f5 n,4s1
shot an even par Il to LEAD y =. N /.
Watts of Dallas, Tex L W ,.or+ts1ttl
end of 10 holes, but the :, yg s.r51l
Doering had all he coula i D !, I
in slipping out in from, 81 Gi+r "
Hamilton, Jr., Oklahoma
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Errors:. None. Runs batted in: Dr.
Two base hits: Gordon, Greenberg.
Three base hit: McCosky. Home run :
Gordon. Stolen base: Crosetti. Double
plays: Bartell and York; Tebbetts and
Bartell; Gehringer, Bartell and York
2; Gordon, Dahlgren and Gordon; Gro
setti, Gordon and Dahlgren; Dahlgren
(unassisted). Left on bases: New York
Z; Detroit g.. Bases on balls off:
Chandler 2. H~ildebrand l, Bridges Z.
S~trikeouts by: Chandler 2, Bridges 5.
Benton l. Hits off: Chandler Z in S
innings; Hildebrand 2 in 1-3 Il out in
9TH Bridges 6 in 8; Benton 1 in l..
Winning pitcher: Benton. Losing pitch
er: Hildebrand. Umpires: Grieve, Ba-
sill, Rommel and Geisel. Time: 200.
Attendance: (actual) 1854.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
Turner Outlasts Lohr1nan
In TightP itchingD Duel
Lombardo's Homer In Eighth Stanza De.
cides Issue; Mi]kman Gives Up But
s Hits In Winning Fourth Game

NEW YORK., June 22.-R-Milkman Jim Turner
of the Cincinnati Reds outlasted Bill Lohrman of the New
York Giants today in a tight pitching duel, 81, and SO
the Giants dropped back to third place in the hectic Ma
tional league pennant chase.
The milkman had big Ernie lombard to thank part
ly for the victory, for it was Schnozzs eighth inning home
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

Errors: Hassett 2, Sisti, Rowell 3
Miller, Posedel. Runs batted in: Koy,
West, Miller. Two base hits: Koy 2.
T. Moore. Three base hits: Ross. Stol-
en- bases: Brown. Double plays: T.
Moore and Orengo; Miller, Rowell and
Hassett; E. Moore and Rowell. Left
on bases: st Louis O; Boston Z. Bases
on balls off: Cooper 1, Posedel /, ia
very l. Strikeouts by: Cooper 2, Pose
del 1. Hits off: Posedel 13 in 8 in
nings; Javery, none in 1. Losing pitch
er: Posedel. Umpires: Reardon, Goetz
and Pinelli. Time: 200. Attendance
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
THE STANDINGS
National League
TODAY's GAMES

NEW YORK, June .22.-R-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues tomorrow
(won-lost records in parentheses(:
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago (~2)-Vaughan
(O-O) and Babich (5-5) VS.. Lyons (4-3)
and Smith (4-6).
Washington at st. Louis (2)-Leon-
ard GO and Chase (5-S) VS.. Harris
(4-3) and Lawson (1-0).
New York at Detroit-Breuer (5-2) VS..
Newsom SD.
Boston at Cleveland (2)-Grove CD
and Hash ga VS.. Smith (7-1) and AL
len (4-3).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 5, Birmingham 1.
Chattanooga 5, New Orleans a.
Memphis IA, Knoxville Z.
Nashville 6, Little Rock 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

This Weeks Games
Monday-Creosoters VS.. Builders.
Tuesday-Creosoters VS.. Eyemen.
Remainder of schedule tentative).
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the half mile pole, was knocked Back
and was running strongest Of all at
the finish. Ramases managed to
hold of nor fourth money.
Charles Van Meters crack colt,
Blue Pair, reeled off his fourth
straight win in the juvenile sub fea.
ture while Mrs. c. c. Winters Pa
troll Scout won a $1,000 allowance
mile and a sixteenth,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

Errors: Cronin, TrOSky, Aach' MY
ner. Runs batted in: Mack Hail4
Boudreau 3. Keltner :, CroniD' lazy ".
Finney, Peacock. Two base hts. VI
liams, Tabor. Foxx, keltneT' boll ra.
| Sacrifice: Cronin. Double play VI.
in and Foxx. Left on bases D'st
IL; Cleveland l.. Bases on 9i., VI
Bagby 1. Ostermueller l, haia sl,
Strikeouts by; Bagby |, oStetiluIi1i
., Heving q, Harder 8, poOson , d" Al a
off: Bagby II in . innings ll .~v. +
in 6th) !; Dickman 1 IN l; oStyl .J1,
1 in 1; Heving, none III ha'1' n
i'll Z (none out in Sthl: DoOso Ir. : /,
Hit by pitcher by; BasGy li + D,
Winning pitcher. Harder; LTsI"S 6, T
er: Bagby. Umpires; ho oG g ,,r.,
and MCGOWAN. Time; Z'-"' a''
ance: %(estimated) S,OOo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
CAPE FEAR LEAGUE
Today's Games

Pepsi-Cola VS.. S. A. C.. at Robert
Strange.
Leland VS.. Purol at Legion field.
Hi-Kappas VS.. Ramblers at Mason
boro Sound.
Royal Crown VS.. Jackson-Bell at Hill
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
STANDINGS
RESULTS

fAHIGTICHH IeHX uG
Philadelphia at Chicago, postponed,
rain.
Detroit 3; New York 2.
Washington II; st. Louis 10.
Cleveland Z; Boston 5.
National League
Chicago 10; Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis 8: Boston 2.
Cincinnati 3; New York 1.
Pittsburgh Z; Brooklyn 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
BOSTON
Total.
CIEVEIANU

-Batted for Desautels in Sth.
xx-Batted for Dickman in It'll.
XXX-Batted for 0Stermueller in
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
WASHINGTON

X-Batted for Hudlin in 2nd.
xx-Batted for Monteagudo in 4th.
XXX-Batted for HAYNES in 9th,
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INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
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Ready People Prepared For Lord 50
Hope - so, 62d ana Warner sts.
Rev c J johnson. pastor Sunday
school and Bible class Gas m.
Service. II a. m. League devotional
service. 100 .. m. Convention wor-
ship. morning choral concert $50 p.
m. Torger lee. speaker. Closing ses-
speaker Morning sermon, The Young
Christian"
Immanuel-No I4th and Stevens.
Rev. Gerhard BELGIUM. pastor Sunday
school and adult Bible class. GAS
q. m. Services, IL n. m. Sermon,
Behold. He Cometh."
Emmanuel Lutheran-so 5sth and
Birmingham SITS Rev z A Larson
pastor. sunday school. 10 a. m
Luther MemoriaI-So 6th and I SITS
Rev. A. r, NJ. Kettner. pastor. sun
day school. s:4S n. m. Services. IL
a. m. League. $50 p. m. Sermon
"UneQualiy Divided"
Messiah-l2o9 SO. I 81. Sunday
school. e:45 a. m: Rev. N L. Neswis
acting pastor. Sunday school. 9 As
Mountain view = Near Puyallup
Rev z 5 Tollefson. pastor. Sunday
school 9 as a m Services IL m
Norwegian services first Sunday IN
each month. 10 a m
Falkland Trinity So Park and
Wheeler. Rev 7 o. svsre. pastor
II a m. Choral concert. 3 $50 2 m
Communion. morning service. Ser
mon, Thy King Comsth Unto Thee
Ruston Cbapei-S2d and Pearl sts
SUNDAY school $50 = m Services,
ohvet-i43s So K .. Rev c A
Sorkness. pastor. Sunday school. e;+5
Services. IL . m. and Bible study.
7.3o p. m. Confirmation. Saturday,
els and 1890 a m.
fesoe-2ist and cu>hmsn. Rev.
George Koehler. interim pastor. sun
day school. $50 a. m. Services. 1880
a. m.
our Redeemer missouri synod,-
East saith and x ats Rev W. A
Schroeder, pastor. sunday school.
1890 m: services. $50 a m
Confirmation al Grace church SAT-
ursisy. $50 a m. Fellowship Club.
S 30 2. m. 2os Pa. 2sth st Morning
sermon. Gods New Covenant
Our savior's-l7tn and SITS Rev
A W Ramstsd. pastor. Sunday school.
Gas q. m Services. Il - m.
Parkland-Collins "a. near Pacific.
Rev. ". c. Gullixson. pastor. Sunday
school. so a m. Services 10 80 a. m.
~ Pauls-So 29th ana Tacoma
ave Rev Arthur Sydow. pastor
Sunday school. ESQ a m. Services.
10 so a. m. Confirmation Saturday.
10 a. m. and Monday. ?. m. Ser
mon. HIS Name Shall Be Called
Wonderful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
First Evangelical
Officers Elected
Budget Adopted for l94I;
Plan Many Improvements

During 4 recent business meet
ing a. FIRST Evangelical church.
So. 18th and X SITS. F. F. Jsnts
was elected superintendent Of the
Sunday school Other officers
elected we're Samuel Bait. assis-
tsnt superintendent; Virginia
Lsnts. secretary: Robert Mclean.
treasurer. Harry Bischoff. class
leader. and Mrs Ernest Wohl-
hunter. assistant.
Budget was adopted for 1e41
and plans were approved for ex-
tensive Improvements. including
painting Of church property and
increasing Sunday school class
rooms and other facilities. FL
nanclal status Of the church was
reported excellent with current
bills paid and surplus IN tho
treasury. It was announced tho
church debt would be liouidated in
the near future, the success Of
such a move insured by increased
interest and greater support.
In an extensive report given hv
Bernice Armstrong, assistant 10
the pastor. it was shown that new
communicates were being added 70
the congregation through syste-
matte correspondence.
Speakers Of the evening included
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Neikirk and
the pastor. the Rev. John Henry
Soltman, who presided. Miss Ina
Hagedorn was chairman of the
program committee,
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Bishop S. Arthur Huston
Christ Episcopal Guest

Guest of Christ Episcopal
church Sunday will be the RI. Rev.
5. Arthur Huston, bishop of the
Olympia diocese. He will conduct
communion service and deliver the
sermon at II a. m, and also will
address a youth rally at $50 p. m,
at which time supper will be serv-
ed both the senior and junior fell
lowships by the Women's guild.
The church is located at No. Bird
and X SITS.
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knows the happiness Of the
Christian life until he has re-
ceived Christ into his life. Romans
s;1s says: The Spirit itself bear
eth witness with our spirit. that
We are the children Of God. etc. +"
Our Nation needs God IN this
world crisis We need TO fall en-
our faces before God and cry for
mercy or We Will fall as other
nations have fallen.
Christianity Is an individual af-
fair We. as free moral agents.
must choose 10 worship God or the
enemy. Which will it be ,
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7 40 D m Preside. $50 D. m. League
$50 p m Sermons. I Say Unto
You. Watch" and James. Son Of
Zebidee."
FREE METHODIST
nrst-l3li So / ST. Rev. Ralph
Klein pastor Sunday school 10 a.
m Services. II m and 7.3o o m
Y. p. M s. GAS D. m. Sermons.
The Three Fires and The Two
Mckinney Park-sle sa ssth st
Rev Z B. Perry pastor sunday
school, 10 a. m. Services. II a. m.
ana 7So .. m.
rnNIEcosTAL
Bethei-So nth and SITS. Rev
John w Moseid. pastor. Sunday
! school GAS m Services. IL & N
and 7:3O p. m.
Beacon Light House 4oos Me-
SUNDAY school. 10 a m Services. Il
a m Evangelistie services. 7:45 D m
Tsbernacle-So 18th and G SIS.
Rev Harry J Steil. pastor Sunday
school GAS m: services. IL a. m
calvary - ssth and Portland ave.
Rev Anna Kirby. pastor. Services.
/ 7.3o D. m.
Fun Gospel Mission-s2oe Portland
ave Sunday school. 2 D m. Serv-
+ ices 7:30 m
Fun Gospel Chapel-so. 25th and
Tacoma ave Rev. z F Morris. pastor
/ Sunday school. Gas a m. Services.
+ II N and 8 D. m Y p c W..
$50 m Street service. p. m
PRESBYTERIAN
Bethany-No. fist and Verde. Rev.
/ J. Arthur Stevenson pastor. Sunday
I school. 9:45 a m Services. II m
and 7So p. m. Christian Endeavor.
8 80. Morning sermon Emmanuel
All church night services. evening
With Rev. George Harlow. former
/ China missionary. guest speaker
Calvary-S5lo 50 D 81 Rev w p
Folsom pastor Sunday school Gas
a. m. Services. Il a M. and p. m
Endeavor, 8 80 D, m. - ,-
ave Rev J Renwiok Mccullough.
pastor Sunday school. e:+5 a m.
Services IL a m and $50 n
Societies. 6.is 7. m. Sermons, The
Marx OF the Cross and The Priest
OF Professionalism
ImmanueI-No srn and J S. Rev.
Harold B. Long. pastor. Services Il
a. m.
Little Church on the Prairie-Lake-
Crooks, pastor. Sunday school. $50
a m. Services. 1890 a. m League
and Forum, $50 ?. m. Y. P. Bible
study. 73o D. m. sermon. The In
plications OF Advent
Manitou Park-o6th ana Cheyenne.
Rev c. W johnson, pastor Sunday
school. $50 a m Services II q m
Endeavor. 5 and : p. m.
0akland-So. saith ana Proctor SITS
Edwin / Hurd. pastor Sunday school.
IS a. N Services Il q. n. and 80
? m. Endesvor. $50 > m Sermons
The Evils OF a DIVIDED Heart" ann
The Christians Relationship 10 the
Government
sprague Memorial church - s7th
and So. Warner Rev Charles Snow
den, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Services. II a. m and $50 D N.
First Inited-DlYision ana Grant
Rev J George Cunningham pastor.
Sunday school. s.&5 a. N. Service,
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st Paul's Danish-i3io So L 81
Rev. John Enselmsnn pastor Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Services. II a. m
sermon, Jesus and Jerusalem"
Irinity--So. 18th and I sts Rev
Harold Ronning. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Services. II a. m.
Zion missouri synod So 18TH
and ST Rev. II II Engelbrecht
pastor Sunday school 10 m
Services, 1890 a m. Golden Jubilee
communion service 5 D. m, followed
BY no-host luncheon at 6 p. m, with
Walther leaguers In charge OF serving
Lion-59th and 80 Thompson, Rev
l. W Hansen; pastor Sunday school
GAS a. m. Worship. II a. m. and
As p. m. Evangelistic services. be-
ginning Tuesday. 8 p. m. and con-
unuing nightly at the same hour. ex-
eepting Saturday. Rev. p. Monson
conducting.
METHODIST
Asbury-56oi SO Puget Sound ave
Rev. Neil NJ Jones, pastor sunday
school. q:45 n m Services II n m
and 730 p. m. League and fellow
ship. Sis D. m Sermons. The Open
Door. and The Centuries Speak to
the Hours"
Bethany-so s7tn and Park ave
Rev Ernest Barber pastor Sunday
school, Q 80 a. m. Services, l0:45 a. m
and 7:3o p. m League ana Forum.
$50 2. m. Morning sermon, on the
Road OF Bethlehem OF Judea" Pins
awarded TO so young people for regu-
lar cburch service attendance
Stsreoptican service, evening
Caiyary-Es Cath ana sts. Rev
Pred Hertzog. pastor sunday school
GAS a. m Service, Il a. m. and
.. m Leagues D m.
Emmanuel-So. 10th and SITS
Rev. NJ. L. Olson, pastor. Sunday
school 10 a m Services IL a. m
and 7:so p. m.
Epworth-So 18th and Anderson sta
Rev. Harold o Perry. pastor. sun
day school $50 a m: services II
a. m. and 7;3o D. N. Leagues. $50
p. m Sermons. Children OF the
Heavenly Father" and Floods OF
Life"
fern HiII-s4Is So @ st Rev B
c. Gailaher pastor. Sunday school
- 4. m. Services, ] a. m. and 7. 80
League, $50 p. m. Morning sermon,
God and Man IN Jesus Christ"
first-So 9TH and X SIS Rev
Cyrus T. Aloertson, pastor. Worship
services. 10 80 q. m. including prim
Study classes ii.4o Youth groups,
Sis ,. m. Evening service. 7.3o . m
Sermons. The Mystery OF Gifts" and
Can Christmas Be Abolished"
Grace-R ana East saith SIS Rev.
o. 4 Faulkner. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 g. m: services IL q m
and 3 .. N.
Lesourd-No. nth and Stevens u.
Services. II .. m
Mason-No. 2stn and Madison. Rev.
Roy Leslie Smith. pastor. sunday
school s;4s . n. Services. II g. m
and 7:3o .. m. League. G $40 and
Preside and young adult group. 8 80
p. m Jr. choir. $40 a m. Sermons
I Believe in the Bible" and Illus
trated lecture on The Higher Hills"
by Charles Bowman, the Bird Man =
Milton Church-Milton Rev }. T
Mcqueen pastor Sunday school 10
q m
Parkland-Rev. A KfehIbs
pastor Services, II =. N.
>panaway-ReF. B. Pease. pastor
Services. 10 q. m
ST fauls-43d anc So SITS Rev
y. p. Ooulder. pastor Sunday school
Gas a m. Services. Il q. m Unified
school OF religion. 7 , m Morning
sermon. Prepare We for Christmas ="
Trinity-6o9 Esst 3Sth st Rev 2
D. Tioo!tts. pastor Sunday school
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Church of Christ Announces
Complete Study Of Bible

Evangelist J. c. Bum of Seattle
will conduct Bible study classes
for 10 weeks at the Church Of
Christ. So seth and L SITS. be-
ginning Monday. The old tesla
ment will be studied from l until
4 p. m, and the new testament
from : until 9 p. m, Mondays
through Fridays. Glasses will be
free and open to the public. Host
pastor Will be the Rev. F. A.
Talley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Methodist Ministers
Call Meeting Monday

Tacoma Methodist Ministers
union viii meet in First Methodist
church Monday at 1890 a. m.
Miss Bertha Pease. conference
director Of religious education,
will address the group. and the
Rev y NJ. Jones of Asbury Meth
odist church will conduct the de-
votional service.
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again the third day according 70
Scriptures
The Word of God. as it presents
the Lord Jesus Christ. declares
that there Is salvation in none
other. for there Is none other name
given among men whereby We
must be saved. " The present ex-
periences Of our world agree with
the past in manifesting that man
is hopeless and helpless in himself.
Thus God in His great love has
provided for man what he needs.
both for time and eternity. in His
Son Jesus Christ.
He that heareth MY word and
believeth on Him that sent Ne.
hath everlasting life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Slides VIII Illustrate
Christmas Story Sunday

The Christmas Story" will be
told with slides at Bethany Metho-
dist church, So. 56th and Park
ave, Sunday at 7:3O p. m. Also
illustrated IN coIored slides will DO
the carol. Silent Night. Holy
Night The Rev. Ernest Barber,
pastor, invites the public to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

growing G "a n :
munity
II is our aim
al all times 70
pre- Q nj til e
Word Of God
which tells Us
that Christ
died for our sins
according 70 the
Scriptures and
I h a { II e " A s
b uric q and
that He ros e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Zion Lutheran Church
Host TO EVANGELIST

The Rev. F. Monson will open 4
series of eyangelistic services at
Zion Lutheran church. So. seth st.
and Thompson ave. Tuesday at
s 2. m. Services will be conducted
each evening except Saturday at
the same hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Weyerhseuser
VIII Address Bible Class

Steilacoom Bible class viii meet
Al the home Of Mrs. A. s. Rennord
Monday AT : .. m. with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Weyerhseuser Of Ia
coma as guest speakers.
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blood Of Christ
Jesus saie. "Ex-
cept a man be
born again he
cannot see the
kin & q o m o {
Go q. T at
hich Is born
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Special Service al First
Covenant Church Mondsy

A special service will be held at
First Covenant church. So. 10th
and I SITS, Monday at 7:45 p. m,
with T. W. Anderson. president Of
the Mission Covenant of America,
as guest speaker.
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sPIRIrUaLIsr CHURCHES

Eternal Truth spirftualist Church
OF America-606 So 9Th St. Rev W. z
Hudson. pastor Open forum. 5 2. m
Lecture 7-30 ?. n. Mrs. Emhoft.
guest speaker
Eternal 1ruth-Frsternity hall III
Tacoma ave. Rev Gertrude Steven
son. pastor. Services. open forum. 3
p. m. circle reading. : 2. m. dinner
p M. healing. p. m. and lee
ture. 6. Sermon. Christ Is Coming. ="
fIrst Eternal Life spirituaflst
Church-24o4 SO I ST Rev Nellie
Werden pastor, Services. message
circle. 6 80 . n healing and lecture
7.30 . n. Sermon. Blessed Are the
Peacemskers for They Shall Be
Called the Children Of COD
Rising sun spirituatist Church
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Come to oareb A
M'Kinley PIX. Free Methodist
Individual Faces
Christian Reality
Must Join Either Friends
Or Enemies OF Christianity
By THE REV. =. II. PERRY
Pastor % Mckinley Park Free
Methodist Church
80 Eesf seth

Man is. by nature. a sinner he
seeks something that will give him
happiness Gods plan for him IS
salvation through the stoning
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All Photographs in This Series by
hilderbrond, kennell Ellis Studio,
Broadway Theotsr Building

u a m. Young peoples. $50 ? m.
Preside. 7.3o ?. n. Sermons More
Than a Drink. ana A PAID For
Church" Homecoming day for Unit
ed Presbyterians.
Westminster Bible Church fUn-
affiliated 400 So. @ ST Rev Adam
B Hunter. pastor Sunday school
gas a m Services. II m and
p. m. Young people, 7 p. N. Sermons.
a Faithful Beast Rebukes a Mad
Prophet" and Going Home on the
Kings Highway"
westminster-So 5oth and, SITS
Rev W o Benthin pastor Sunday
school. Gas a. m. Services, Il a. m
Endeavor society. 7 p m. Morning
sermon, In Terms Of the Kingdom.
TahOma Ierrace-66th and South
Clement Sunday school Gas g. n
Services. II a m
SALVATION ARMY
Corps No. LOO so 18th 81 Major
Earl Williams. captain Sunday school
80 a. m Services II a m and as
p. m Street services. 1880 m and
] .. m Y P. I. 6 p m
Corps No 2-lll4 So 18th 81 Nj
and Mrs G Pierson captains Sunday
school PAS =. n. Services. T-3o D. m.
Legion. D n