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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
Mrs. Lyle TO Entertain
"Wednesday Afternoon

The American Lake South Car
den club will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Donald Lyle. Mrs. Halsey Scoville
will assist. Officers who have
been elected for 1910 are Mrs. John
X. Mass, president; Mrs. Donald
Lyle, vice president; Mrs. A. II.
Reynolds, secretary-treasurer. The
new program for the year will be
submitted to the club for the COM
ing months. Mrs. Reynolds will
read the club history.
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Five Baptist Circles 10
Meet on Wednesday

Women's organizations Of the
First Baptist church VIII meet
Wednesday as follows: Rose circle
meets at the church for q pot luck
luncheon; Circle 2 Will meet AZ the
japanese mission. 1905 Faweett
ave. for luncheon; Circle meets
with Mrs. H. 4. Esbork, 3sii So.
Cushman. for luncheon Mrs. 4.
Stocks viii assist.
Lucy Denney circle will meet the
same day a. the home Of Mrs 8. G.
Arthur. 1901 No. sth st. and Cir
Gle ? Will meet with Mrs Thomas
Lewis. 1899 50. Yakima, for a pot
luck luneheon-
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their nome Ill SdH FdIlClsto.
Miss McCutcheon IN graduate
Of Stadium high school and Is now
with the state department OF pub
lie service in Olympia. Mr.. Fry Is
graduate of the University Of
California, where he affiliated
with Sigma Chi fraternity. He has
also received two honorary keys in
engineering.
The betrothal was announced by
clever caricatures Of famous people
which were marked with the in
scription. "Gertie and Bill" when
Mr.. Fry pinned his fraternity pin
on his bride-to-be TO the strains OF
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
No definite date has been set
for the wedding.
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Pro<pr<ts II ba&y y~nrn fas thruo 49, o11r~r -
seriasicn branches vere Indicated = ~ Iou1<(u -
which The TAhoma. layne Cervin - n1uo11 - $685.
The first group which ms trpn mep1ln0 - mw0 U0m
half year hsId sIr<tioa q offIepru nor1nr - G
James Carvin hsius shuuen puuf1une ~ ~ 49, x
grcup u ths mart recent - bpGn ov116Do1 Uol& - =
The meeting Monday eump>elsd orrnnIn1tm -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
Miss Jermsisd Enierssins

Mas Rsna Jernstad entertained
small group A. her home tn
FARMLAND On Thursday afternoon.
Guests were Aesdamss y. "
Hauge, J. Z. Xavier. T. o. svafe,
sH L. Dahl. o. J. stuen, J. p.
Pflusger. Hilma Haga. Virgil
Bergh. L. Rasmussen and 8. Hin
derlie.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate
Beinq Congratulated

On the birth of their first child,
a daughter, who has been named
Carol Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. V. r.
Colgate, are receiving congratula-
tons. The baby was born In Ia
coma General hospital on January
4. Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
c. P. Banner, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Colgate, all Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

- %%~ Wt*H - -
N svs a1r~ Rlest1s kseenk ~
prsea1sas. an Nh .. !. AnpHnena.
ssxrstaFy sr~.eusvv. M rrs1
waissr wHs appsssss< vuys -
mssns sAAlvmAa ~ MA Marry
v. smIsh ts>spArs< esnisWna.
ree ~ mneAeen. a ~ nn@no
a hsa 4. n nlrcsowh ~ M I
a. Mr.. 4. 1. t1nten1unna 60
Mrs l. ". Tustss wers ~ aonlne-
Inc ha@sspoen. IT, tAn1e wns -
snnxs<1 N psffst strie Win , flmenl
esessspte<s end N ~ bsffe1 wexe
tsll ysI,gw tapsra
mpme Aneen1 nppnsoD
pr. INWARD NieA hrnnen ms<H-
hsts vsse sslersalne1 a ~ WIN
J. cana<r's charming eome. hsnen-
en- following = buninens wee1ia9
during whI<h saMnai repeess were
preseats1 ~ ~ prssts3eNf. h6ra
rsai Warrva. ~ ethes ee1le<ye
and committee eh&ivm>a Mn
Frank Phslsp sstsd ~ snesssasy
W the ahssne< - kffs WhIlman
r~rham. VIM hss moved - usafsls.
Part a the guests ~ese sexved y
IN attractive s~ereetiea renm
whsf~ q ehseFy fSrp hHsrne1 h ~
Fireplace with white ssp~vn alnn
lighting tn Fsem. The epHssr.
rtse~ ssvs an early is6lcssleW -
ths coming ~ spring. with sullps
nf ! soft nauvs time camh1na1
with wlnssr ehrysanthemusne d
yeiio~ ard vhlss. with aceanloNnI
sprays ~ heath<y.
The dining tshls wss esoisvu1
With . spsskiinx silver hael =
vivid red carnations WIN slaso,
warn al . matching cesss. t1sm
Conner wss assisted ~ n6sn ". a.
Taylor. hts. .. Arden Wse1wessn
ard Mrs.. A. l. osberg.
Mra Lorns X hfel<snAry. shsir-
man al the nnmlnatina eomnittse.
announced plAns fsr sks sleesson n
officers. which wsIi b. fsafurs
al the meeting IN rehFuaty u ~
homs n Mrs.. bufton uro~n.
nslers Tnheuun ~ Neunp
The branch. whxh h~s heeu
meeting undes Mr.. TT upeNn's
presidency. met for luncheon n
hm Thomas flathboss's hams niss
on Monday snd during the amer
nam selected Tshnns ~ the nnHne
~ their hrapeh Msmbesshlp ~
the group Al tho ps~sent tlms u
n. but during th< yesr n viii -
expanded h - msmb~rs. whs viii
meet On shs fiFss Monday At eaeh
month.
Mrs. ssaatx wss slest~d 10 ssse-
osed hfa bsswn IN ths pfsstaeney
of fhr hsznrh. and other offlosrn
arc Mrs.. Arthur 0undersoa. vice
prssid~nt: Mrs Thsf roilsfwn.
s<crstsFys Mrs Harry Allissn.
treasurer. End Mrs ftswn. boere
representative Committees 80
pointed included tinfoil. Mrs.. nath.
bone tsisphoss. Mrs. tysa ftssn<s
Afa Murray Mscsfsy. Mrs. ftsr~
zee cser: program. Mrs =. ~
kisnbsil, publicity. Mfs. Frsa<tf<k
@. MARI ways and MEANS. msa
Arehss Hair and Mrs.. dserns
csisEs rfsnslin. n.
Al the February ns<tins. th~
members viii dlseuss tfe smsnt-
fnsnl ~ present lx~x
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Society Turns Out En- Masse
For Junior League Play
Many See Eva lie GsIiene in "Hedds Gsber," Second
OF Series Stars Performance Is Main Topic
OF Conversation Between Acts

Nearly all of Tacoma society turned Monday evening
for Eve lie Gaenes performance in the famous bsen play
Hedda Gaber at the Temple theater The presentation
by the Junior League the second of the season. Golden
Boy" having been offered several weeks ago
Both before and after the stage presentation well
during the inermssion, the foyer crowded with
thuastic patrons happy in their conversation concerning
The performance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

The women's Overseas s~rsiee
league win hold Ia first regular
dinner meeting Of thu New Year
Wednesday IN the Seattle r, ~.
G. A. building Mrs. Eugene W,
Bell viii be- ths guest speaker.
Prominent In Beattis literary
cireiss and president Of ths uni-
ysrsity unit Of thu Music and Art
Foundation. Mrs. BsIi 10 well
known for thu charming manner
In which shs presents bsr sssJsct
and a Half Hour with ths Fosts-
viii be particularly appropriate
slnos shs has composed mssy
verses, . few II which shs may
include IN her talk.
In addition b. the program Tiers
uili be = business rusetins fl which
a repor, NJ the Christmas ssryies
work If the unit vill be nads
This Included help 10 needy msm-
bar. AZ well a. clothing and Toys
for various chiidrsn's homes
All overseas womsn ara invited
10 attend the dinner and may 80
ours information regarding rs.~r-
vations and trsnsportssisn ~
calling Mrs o. G. Dramm. Main
b4s7. OF Mrs J, ~ Lamb. Oar.
Land 1909.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
CLUBS

Circle 1. Otivct Lutheran church.
will meet for 1880 luncheon We'd
nesday at the homo of Mrs. O.
Garborg. f722 30. Alnsworth. Bible
verses for roll call.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Carprnters'
union. will meet in Carpenters
hall Tuesday evening at zso for
an initiation OF members.
Fife M Ma kinb will meet We'd
nesday evening at 3 o'clock At the
home OF Mrs. A. Clark. Mrs. Tell
Ing and Mrs Parker viii assist.
ladies' Aid. Our savior's La-
theran church. meets Tor a 1870
O'Clock pot luck luncheon Thurs
day. Mrs. Edward Thompson viii
outline work for coming year. All
friends and members invited.
Women's guild. Grace Eyangei-
lcai Lutheraa church, first meet
Ing Of the new year 10 be held at
the home Of Mrs. Louis J. Besm-
born. 1901 so. s0th II. Luncheon
at 1880. New chairmen viii be
appointed.
Len d. and circle. Kings
Daughters ard sons. will meet
Wednesday for = 1870 O'Clock
luncheon and meeting at the home
Of Mrs Fred Brown. sooi No. 77th.
Mrs. Charles Drew, assisting host
eas.
Altar society. Molly Rssar,
church. will sponsor cooking
denomination from 2 to Z D. m.
Thursday at Flshsr's civic center
for the benefit OF the church. All
friends invited.
Chief Rsngers' club. Gsfhsiir
Order ~ Fsre.tefs. viii meet with
Mrs. Joseph Champagne. 237z 80.
Yakima. Wednesday for . 1870
luncheon. short business nesting
and cards
Tacoma Hunaae society viii
hold It's monthly nesting. 10 be
followed by its annual nesting. At
. p. M Thursday st the Y. W. C.
A Mrs. y. L. clough viii pre-
side.
Ladies sasiiiasy, famb~r sad
sawmiIi Workers. Local zss. reg
ulsr business meeting ~ 75o D.
m. Wednesday In Union halI.
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Mothers Club TO Meet

Mrs. J. n. Roberts, president Of
the Mothers club. Tacoma Assem-
bly, Of Rainbow Girls. announces
the next meeting for Tuesday At
Fishers auditorium. Luncheon will
be served at u o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
Trinity Lutheran Church
To Sponsor Dinner

Members u Trinity Lutheran
church al Parkisnd viii hold their
annual congregational dianer Jan.
10 ~ $50 ., m. Nsw members
~ho Nsrs iaksn into tina eansrsgs-
ton On Christmas day viii b.
gs1estI, u honor 81 thls sinasr. me
annual bsslnsns meeting ~ sn<
congregation viii folig~
Mrs A. " RsmssAd. general
chairman. rlii b. assisted ~
Assdames Peter yslsvtk. Bert
Raymond, Paul A. PFsus and ftoss
toynton from ths Trinity guild ia
completing srrsngsmsnts Ter th<
dinner. LAasss cid members whe
viii assist are Mfs z Anfsasoa.
president. Mrs. G. A. Pellet. Mrs.
~. q. Swanson and Mira =. o.
Ssafs
Ladies seclsty, fsxeth<she>d Il
L<sceasstise Flfen.<a and kssiss~
fsn. No. go. card party ~ the
broadmoor Wednesday. Lgnenson.
II IS. Mrs.. I'd Johnson. chairman.
Dats changed from Jsn. II 10 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Milton PIT. A. regular meeting
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Refreshments will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Th~ Hss<tic Garden club ~1ii
meat Thursday. Jsa. II. fox sne
usual one gfeissk laBsh~sa w1th
Mrs. Henry tismssus. aati<msi. -
hn~ss@s ftoii call wiii b answered
with Resolutions fm IN He~
Year in ~ Cassssn.~ hfs. q q.
Wares viii talk ea Hurry spsinx,
in<isors Mrs. -. G Haff vii
Lead botanical arsil. kis<ti1n a
sfflasss ssli ssmpI<t~ shs proxtsm.
tslsss ~. ser~>isk Lnfkssna
ssassh. wiii meet Thafsslsy IN ths
church psriefs f0r . ~ efeloek
issneheons iiostss<ss. nssgsaes
Esther tisgEsrasss. Msfi~ Aelssa
ard ifIids Uison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Young Ladies' auxiliary, Park
land Methodist church. viii meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Orville
French.
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Hostess For
Round Table
Mn. |. c. obsrkss h
Hostess 10 Mary esa
Chapter Monday

Mrs. |. c. Cherries opened
her charming home on North
Stadium way Monday after
noon for the monthly round
table conference Of Mary Ball
chapter, Daughters az the
American Revolution. Twenty
five members Of the chapter
attended the discussion which
was held before = cracking
fire in the open fireplace in
the spacious living room Of
the Oberlies home.
Subjects for discussion we're pfe-
scented BY the chalrmen % The
committees en- Nstsonsi p~fsnse.
Junior Americas Citizenship and
Correct use Of the Fiak Mrs..
X. X. Myhre. Mrs. c. A. Burt and
Mrs. 4. n Hamilton. respectively.
Mrs. Myhre introduced her sub
Jet by calling upon Mrs. Ess I.
Van Dyke. who read a hookses.
The Constitution speAks~ The
chairman then read q paper relst.
ing 10 her subject In which she
stressed the opportunities and
duties Of u. A. r. To be ever %
the alert for any agencies that
might seek to destroy our national
plan of government. Her talk pro-
voked = general discussion among
the members present.
Among those who attended the
meeting was Mrs. q. NJ Corow.
recently returned from . lengthy
visit with q son In Twin Falis. Ida.
Mrs. corow Is now ss home TO her
friends Al ie3n No Fife n
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Miss Gsttsxsrs 70 Prsside

hiss Rose Cattsvarn will pre-
side At the meeting "Wednesday
noon Of the Social Workers club
at which Mr.. Claude O. o~iom VIII
be the guest speaker. Tho meeting
will be In the Dalhem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Ladies auxiliary. Lnmb<r asd
sawmiii Workers. Local zss. reg.
uisr business meeting 81 7t3o D
m. Wednesday In Union han.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Chief RsnEers' club. Catholic
Order of Fore.tess. viii meet with
Mrs. Joseph Champagne. 257z SO.
Yakima. Wednesday for . 1870
luncheon, short business nesting
and cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Tacoma Humaae socisfy Will
hold It's monthly meeting. 10 be
followed BY its annual nesting. al,
. p. m. Thursday st the Y. W. c.
A. Mrs. y. L. Cough viii pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Aitar society. Molly Rssar,
church. will sponsor cooking
demonstration from 2 10 D. m.
Thursday at Fishers civic center
for the benefit Of the church. All
friends invited.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

8: 80 a. m.-Sunday School.
1915 a. Morning Service.
God the Only Cause and Crea-
tor" will be the subject of the Les
son-Sermon in all Christian Science
Churches throughout the world on
Sunday. December S.
The Golden Text (Hebrews $40
is Every house is builded by some
man; but he that built all things
is God"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Psalms 1853. Many. o
Lord my God. are thy wonderful
works which thou hast done. and
thy thoughts which are to us-ward
they cannot be reckoned up in order
unto thee; if would declare and
speak OF them, they are more than
can be numbered"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(p. 502) There is but one creator
and one creation. This creation con
sists of the unfolding OF spiritual
ideas and their Identities, which
are embraced in the infinite Mind
and forever reflected
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OUT OF THE FOG

Elizabeth Mrlbe.. emlssary 10
Canada Of the Free France"
forces. says the common man "
France is coming our Of the foe"
and 50 per cent Of the Fren IN
people are praying for a Brit sh
victory.
She says Frenchmeu inside
France are assisting the Brit III
by transfer ng vital information
and sabotaging German 20 .p-
ment."
III a British invad ny force were
10 land on French soil" she pre-
diets, thousands upon thousands
OF Frenchmen. who just after the
capitulation might have refused 10
take sides, would now rush 10
Britain's aid"
Miss Miribel was secretary 20
Gen. Charles de Gaulle before he
became head OF the Free France
forces. She says the General has
no political ambitions. but that he
is soldier, fighting for France and
for democracy.
Association with Gen. de Gaul O
may account for Miss Miribels
optimistic view OF French loyalty
Perhaps the French have awaken
ed in some degr-- 70 the mistake
they made in selling out TO Ger
many, but they are rather late.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
ECorSe Firm Court Action
Likely, Claims Mcpherson

Lansing, Dec. T-AP-A recess
has interrupted Governor Dickin.
sons hearing of custer charges
against Melville B. Mcpherson
with Mcpherson on the witnes.
stand testifying in his own behalf
The veteran tax commission
chairman, whose removal is sought
by the Wayne County Board Of
Supervisors on charges that he has
favored the Great Lakes Steel
Corp, of Ecorse, in tax assess
ments, denied any wron gdoing.
He read into the record a state.
ment that far from favoring the
corporation. he has seen to it that
its assessed valuation mounted an
nually until it is now at a point
he contended. where court chal
lenge of any further sharp increase
may be expected.
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GOOD SUGGESTIONS

Extension Of labor and Social
Security laws TO include agricul-
tural workers as recommended by
Secretary C Labor Perkins 10 The
House committee on migrationt
would mean brin1ing these work.
ers under such laws as workmens'
compensation, child labor wage
and hour laws wage payment and
wage collection laws legislation
for collective bargaining unam-
ployment C mpcnsatiOn old age
and survivors insurance
This much az least, should be
placed TO Miss Perkins credi' In
this recommendation she is right.
The scheme Of security that taxes
care Of one class and depriges an
other equally deserving ne ds cor
rection II this kind of govern
ment insurance is good for ne
group Of workers. 1t is good for all
workers and all should have IL.
Miss Perkins makes other good
recommendations She would have
a regional farm placement service
estimate crop needs In advance,
make contracts for resident and
migratory workers and route
labor from Job to Job.
Continuation and expansion OF
the farm security administra-
tion's camp program is also rec
commended. as Well as low rent
housing projects 20 take care OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
OBSOLETE PLANES

European military aircraft will
Decome superior TO American air
planes unless fresh funds are pro
vided for experiment and research,
Rear Admiral J. H Towers, chief OF
the Naval Bureau OF Aeronautics,
warns in his annual report
We need better production and
better planes Already there is talk
of the superiority. OF certain British
and German designs over the best
American planes.
Airplane performance IN the Euro
pean war proves the need for mod
ernization and Improvement Of arm.
ament installations IN existing fleet
aircraft. incorporation in aircraft
under construction OF new designs
in gun and bomb installations, a gen
eral increase in the caliber and num-
Der. OF guns carried and improved
new sighting metbeds. There is also
need for design and development
OF new and more effective aircraft
weapons and accessories.
While We are catching up with
foreign nations in productive capa-
city there is danger that lack Of
emphasis on Development and ex-
periments will. leave Us vita air
craft inferior 10 those Of foreign
countries which are wise enough
TO concentrate on improvement.
Generous appropriations have
been granted by Congress to enable
the navy TO conduct numerous eX-
periments with advanced types OF
aviation equipment. Some good has
already come from these expert
ments. Satisfactory materials for
sealing fuel and oil tanks against
gun fire have been dev Hoped. Two
synthetic materials have been in,
troduced to replace silk in para
chutes Many contracts have been
placed for plastic airplane wings;
folding wings fer one carrier all
craft; and wings with stainless steel
and magnesium alloy. but there is
still no end OF Improvements need
ed. Better and Faster is tae slo-
gan TO be followed, and quickly.
Young men We're sent up In un-
worthy planes during the ,ast war
because We were not far enough ad-
yanced in the art OF making good
planes. There might have been
some excuse for inadequate planes
al that time, but not now II is
question Of encouraging our best
brains to get down TO business and
also forcing soSe Of the weaker
brains in power TO make way for
production.
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will hold their regular meeting
and Christmas program at Shell
don Church. Business meeting
at ; p. m, supper $50 p. m. and
program at D. IN.
East Ypsilanti
Spencer r. T. A. meeting at
school at p. III.
Oakville
Farmers Club will meet IN
church annex. Potluck supper At
: p. IN. Young people will be IN
charge of program.
DECEMBER II
Frains Lake
AHbor Farmers Club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Frederick,
Wayne Rd, for day meeting.
Stony Greek
Cleaner Society will meet at
home OF Mrs Harriet Collins An
nual installation of officers will be
conducted.
DECEMBER IL
Eellevlle
Women's STUDY Club will meet.
East Ypsilanti
Spencer club Will meet with
Mrs. Duncan Millar.
Ecorse Corners
Neighborhood Club meets with
Mrs. Leo Ryder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
In Ypsilanti Churches

$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School for
Intermediates and seniors.
9;45 a .m.-C,ass for college stu
dents. Floyd Smith. teacher.
1890 a. m.-Sunday School for
primary, pre-school and juniors.
1890 a. m.-Service of Worship.
First sermon in series on Christ
mas Hymns. Joy to the World
the Lord is Come" Mrs he der will
play Nazareth" by Gounod; "Ad-
Grafton" by Kern: Fantasia" by
Steiner. William Wilcox will be
the soloist Anthem 20 Taste and
See, by Rogers.
6 p. m.-High School Pilgrim
Fellowship will meet with Miss
Phoebe White. AZ S. Huron st.
7 p. m.-The Christian Youth Eel
lowship at -Starkweather HAL.
Topic What it Means to be a
Christian.
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ST. Luke Episcopal

r. 7. AppIeyard, Rector.
Second Sunday in Advent.
5 a. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 a. m.-Church School.
10 a. M Young Peoples Study
Group.
II a. Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
5 p. m.-High School Students
Group.
$50 p. m.-Canterbury Club. for
Senior Young People, at Stark
weather Hall.
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Free Methodist Church
(Cor. Lowell and st. john

(Cor. Lowell and st. john
l.. l.. Kelly. Pastor.
10 a. m Sunday School. Mrs.
Helen Fulmer Scharp. superinten-
dent. Title OF lesson: "A Good
Neighber" Luke Topic:
Whose Neighbor Am l." The les
son is based upon the account Of
The Good Samaritan.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship, the
pastor bringing a ."Bible Sunday
message on the subject Evidences
of the Divine Inspiration OF the
Scriptures.
p. m.-The Young People will
conduct the regular service at the
County Home. Miss Vera Hoyt
will be the leader. =:
1880 p. my. p. NJ S. In charge,
with Miss Dorothy Thompson as
leader. Everybody welcome.
Sis p. m.-Evening sermon by
the pastor, What flinders God?"
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Rural Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
stony Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VANITY are
entertaining the w NJ. b. at their
home in the evening.
DECEMBER 8
S. w. Augusta
Special meetings begin at the
Seybert Church and continue
through Dec. %.
DEC EMBER %
London
Official Board OF London
Church will meet at the home OF
Walter Heidi. futile Hill RI.
Frains Lake
Fred Benz, Ann Arbor, Will
show motion pictures at school at
s D. m. program TO be sponsored
by P. T. a.
Belleville
Party for high school band IN
Masonic Temple
DECEMBER 10
Sheldon
Wayne County Council p r. y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
Evanqelistic Mission Tabernacle

8. 70 a. m.-Sunday School Ray
mond Yoakum. superintendent.
6:15 p. m.-Pray er time.
$50 p. m.-Young peoples serv-
ice.
7:15-A Is minute musical con-
cert.
7,30 p. m.-"Tabernacle Sing
Time"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
Church OF the Nszarene

Church OF the Nszarene
Cor Washington and Emmett SITS,
Ruby McNulty, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Ray
Brumagin. superintendent.
II a. m.-Service of Worship.
Morning Message by the pastor.
p. m.-Jrnior Society Meeting,
Mrs. John Morgan.
1880 p. m.-Song and Praise Ser
vice. Dorothy Brumag.n, song lead.
-.
3 p. m.-Evening Service. ser
mon. The Worlds Best Seller.
Congregational Church
Gordon G.. Speer. Minister
Mrs j. W. Kelder. organist, vii.
liam Wiltse. director, Leonard
Menzi. superintendent OF Sunday
School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
Your Health

Adjustment Seen as
Important Factor in
Life of Youth
BY Logan Clendening. NJ. d.
"a wholesome tone pervades the
little book A Boy Grows Up. by
Harry c. MeKown and Marion
LeBron published by Whittlesey
House, New York;. 1t is COM
panion volume to A Girl Groios
Up. by Ruth Feeder. which | have
had occasion TO recommend to my
readers several times.
Boys in the teen ages, which is
the period with which this book
deals, are quite as shy as girls,