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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
Tacoma Elks
Consider Trip
Visit TO Spokane
Oct. is plonned

Plans were being made Thurs
day by members Of Tacoma Elks
lcdge 10 accept an invitation Of
the Spokane lodge to conduct the
ceremonies for a large class OF
candidates to be initiated in the
Eastern Washington city Oct. 16
John d. Cochran, exalted ruler.
said reservations are now being
made for a trip 10 Spokane on an
all-expense basis. hotel and rail-
road fare being included. Reservs-
tons are expected are expected to
reach 100 and are being accepted
by Erling johnson, secretary OF
Tacoma lodge.
A "John D. Cochran Welcome
Home" class of some 80 candidates
will be initiated by the local lodge
on Sept. Is, IL was announced by
Harry J. Lynch, chairman of the
Tacoma lodge membership COM
mittee. This will be the first in
itiation since the lodge celebrated
Its golden jubilee last June.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
Would Abolish
College Books

BOSTON - American colleges
and universities should abolish
textbooks and substitute the study
Of 100 Of the wofld's greatest
books. according 10 Or. Mortimer
J. Adler. author Of How To Read
q Beck"
As model for such . move he
suggested 81 Johns at Annapolis
whsrs all thu great teachers are
dead. Theirs are very few lectures
there. Ths living teachers lead
the discussion on tas great think
srs like Homer. Plato. Galsn. He
gel. MARI and Freud
Adler says that learning re-
qulres reading and that ons must
read the great works to Be aba 10
read. BE said that he doubted n
more than . few students - Or
even teachers - really know how
to read = book
he added that the smaller
schools must lead IN any change
because the larger onss ara -
iop.hsavy with watsriiFht com
partments al soseallsd fields 81
learning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
Ny PAUL MANNING

VIA SEffa8 st8U AHff3AHsHaEHt
LONDoN-Ths Battle of Brit
ain has not yet been won by Eng
land. New German air strategy OF
Of increasing pressure on the Roy
Al Air Force by day and staging
lightning raids on industrial plants
BY night has been taking it, toll.
Airdromes from the coast To the
Midlands have been damaged. A
portion Of Britains factory pro-
duction has temporarily slumpsd.
due to loss Of sleep caused by air
raid alarms.
But because the r. A. = has re-
sponded with q magnificent brand
of fighting--frequently smashing
German air formations when the
odds were more than four 10 one
English optimism remains good
though perturbed.
Ono official communique relates
with pride the feat Of . Hurricane
patrol that took on q formation Of
ID bombers surrounded by 70 TO
100 Messersohmitt fighters.
This In splendid bravery and
good fighting but the constant nu-
meriosl inferiority In nearly every
air battle shows the disadvantage
confronting a country on thu de-
fenEivs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
City Lets Contracts
For Electric Goods

Two contract awards for cleo
trical equipment were announced
Thursday by the city hoard Of con.
tracts and awards. Both items are
for the tideflats substation 10 pre-.
pare II for the new Bonneville and
seattle-T c m . intsrtis connec.
lions.
Home Electric Co. Tacoma, was
awarded the contract for one i15-
kVA oil circuit breaker on a bid
Of si4.3bs
Love Electric Co. Tacoma. won
the award for three dlseonnretinx
switches Of the 110-s KYA type.
for S4,700.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
Error: Sub Comes Up
Under Aircraft Carrier

uoNoLuLu-Ths uaa shark
one Of the Nays newest sub.
marines. came 70 the surface IN.
derneath tina aircraft carrier York..
town. damaging its psrtssopas and
radio mast. and flooding tao eom.
paFtments. u sas reported reliably
today.
The SHARK uas said 10 hs under
going repairs In the Pearl harbor
navy yard. There wsrs no injuries
TO members n ths crew. n waa
understood Naval authorities re-
fused comment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
County Holds Negro
On Double CHARGE

BaIl 1as set ct 1900 Thursday
10 hold Francis Evans. 30 year old
Negro. on . double charge Of car
rying = pistol. Deputy Prosecutor
BIN Goodwin charged Evans siih
carrying = gun Shsn be Il an sx.
convict lie also charged him. AZ
. citizen. with carrying ons with
out . r~rmlt
Evans Ii In thu county jail.
whsrs hs had been hsld fer insss-
tlgatlon SINCE Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
City Health Officer Makes
Report on Paralysis Here
Dr.. Powers Invites Doubters to Check
Records On Number Of Polio" coses

Since me lR40 iafsnule paralysis
epidemic broke IN Tacoma n Nav.
there have been nine deaths
charged to this city. 20 cases With
paralysis. L cases without paraly-
IS and . suspects officially re-
ported for = total q 1ss patients
city enly-Dr. L. =. Powers, city
health director. asserted Thursday.
= have been charged with mini
mixing and not telling the truth
about the extent Of the epidemic
here" he said. but I invite any
douhter 10 cal At my office and
10 view the complete records hers. -
DR.. Powers asserted that ali sns-
rected eases were reported 70 state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
c. S. League Will
Meet in Tacoma
Convention 10 Be
Held on Saturday

Tseems kessl sill - ths messtnK
place Saturday far TIA annual ran
xentlon Of the Nashinsten state
civil Service league - which many
Tacoma municipal employees are
active.
The noFntng ses@les 81 10 all
Re devoted q league business with
reports 81 various committees and
offiesrs Ths Legislative commit.
tees report sil - q special II.
tsrest
At 10 there ~ill BE luna hson
to which Mayer Cain ard ths city
commissioner. civil ssrxies eoms
n.lsslonsrs and other guests have
hesn invited. among them President
}. A. Taylor Of the Washington
alals Federation NJ Labor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

rAe eaAlze = lnxttea II attend
sessions d ~ - annual 81.
xenflan e ~ PUGET saslna Flaaa
Centred saankll = - hela Friday
80 Saturday - zelsi NaathTaH
Ths snsnell ana Il ths fzHst =
- eFKsnlsea y ths nallaa 81 10
skpFess pasrpess - estaiaask iskss
laIlon an appropTlatlnaa fef floasi
eanIHal. al saHxsns Il q = n
sta IIssaHa A 1lAnsen. Seattle
president. rrxsldlag
ne eeuneIl - hssn Kisen afsaIt
81 essax tks principal fseseF n -
tanning funds which fssaltsa ~
actual eunstrustlea - 40 asans
aaIa aaFa
Car =. FeFses~s. Tsseuas stty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
BUILDING rgRMrT-

New building permits an file
Thursday included. Eibsrf Baker.
81 900 residence. izii No. tacoma
ave- Puget Sound hurssry. Inc
$500 display room. szni Pacific
ave- o. n Tucker. $500 rssl-
dsnes. 1ioz IA. asth at Howard
J. Lee. 1900 Residence. AHA A st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

West Ead Civic ard Impfuxe-
msnt eiue viii held lie ftrst nses-
iaE - tas fill seassza - EFaaklla
sahool Friday ct sp n according
10 AFnold q Andrsassa. pr.Ns
dent
A Interesting program has
bssa arranged ~ / IsFsaa. pre-
gram ehalrnsn. and matters -
interest - residents II ia district
All b presented ~ Hoy r a~.a.
aaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

years For more attractive trad
ing. Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
mon switched into White Motors
=. Pure Oifs 1870 net privately
estimated 81 81 . snare -. Sterling
Products dip In foreign sales offset
BY higher domestic demand
cudahy Packing benefits from
higher livestock prices: has large
inventory position Square ID
1910 earnings Win b at new high
levels excess profits penalty tar
may reduce final per share ret
Z. s. Hoffman Machinery 1910 net
estimated a. 81 against 1893 deficit
~ II cents a share And. that
machine tool ipdustry's nen box.
ings mostly domestic against last
years foreign volamA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

Foiice Ihursday considered Turn
ing Richard Casey. soldier. over
TO military authorities TO dlsnos<
of charges against him. Casey
was arrested On the sidewalk In
the 700 block % Fawesft ave.
"wednesday night. where \. was
engaged In q fight with q woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
ULTIMATE
PUTS ON PRESSURE

The whole setup at present re-
sembles 10 some extent the ~tua-
tlon when Finland wss fighting
against odds
The Royal Air Force IL Fng-
lands Mannerheim Line and II IL
l. broken Britain may loss the
war. For II n German planes can
do IS years Of damage 20 Rot,er-
dam in nine minutes. then London
and every large city In this small
Island can be smashed IN the
ground In an equal number Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

Virginia Weidler IL getting used
10 finding herself In Arizont shs
appeared there In "Out We~ with
the Hsrdys." with Frank Morgan
and Slim summeryilie IN Henry
Goes Arizona" and trekksd all
over the desert again with Ann
Southern in Gold Rush Malsls .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

IEoSAuD HAaTs. nsht. slslia
fnstFasfaf ana slasl1 knssa
throughout ihs Ssstasssl. lsssa=
dues Na ruoNss Koi.nFnU
~ sssttls. Hhs hes hssa p..aslass
ss ssislss saa fnst slsslassist IN
Ell bfaashs. - mnsis IN iaifss
STATES. t.naaa ana IA ths Osisni.
ana fhHsash Nc IsaasHs sffsfts
ne wfii reras 10 Tsrnms 81 lssst
iNs asfa sssh Ness ara sffss
tpaifasttsu In nlsftast ana sac
phane.
NJ. Anlhsfs - . tssneoass ara
h@s nlassa under ths lsaa~xship
~ mann ssii knosn spHdasdssa.
Including NJ aafias Ahs -
n.s - ina aFaas Opera tisass,
hsa tpsks
At Inc safis ass % n ~ sasftsa
10 piaS fsa nfAnf fameas asnsffsf
sfsss pfssstusfiaHs ~ ths pssssaH
time ne il sasfntaf II ths -
~ fhs staff ~ sadie #taftssu kUe
shsssf si.sess saa instfattlan ~
s44a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
NIGHT RAIDS
DISTURB LONDON

That these attacks on bases.
sources of supply ana population
eenters are having an effect on
the civilian population by causing
loss Of sleep IL the sist IT an ar
ticle in the London Evening Stan
dsrd advocating greater eommun-
ity organization. by ~nding
against London and main indus
trial csntsrs small sections n the
German air force during night air
raids Hitter has achieved results.
He has immohliizsd q consider
able part Of Britaln's Industrial
production.
He has partly or completely Dis
organized . vast number Of house.
holds
But the man In the street dis
agrees.
Said one London Bobby: Eng
land won't lose. she has . great
army, the best navy In the world
and every civilian knows n n lust
q matter II time until ws rnash
Germany"
They may crumbs . little ct
losing sleep. but ii's more = nui-
sanes than anything.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
R. A. F. Up Against Odds
Like Those Firms Faced

minute. by 1000 planes n mop.
posed.
Not that the Royal Air Force
10 on the verge Of defeat.
To date II has taken q heavy toll
In Germany. answering the bomb
Ing Of London. Tn. n A. y. IN.
loaded explosives On Berlin fac.
tories for the bombing Of the Mid.
land factories. II dropped Is tons
Of bombs on the tunksrs factory
at Dessau. and smashed the great
oil refineries but = few miles from
Berllns spacious United Den LIN.
den.
But the Luftwaffs IL coming
over In large numbers with greater
frequency these days and forcing
the limited number Of British pl-
lots TO spend more and more hours
In the air.
Starting with the sirflslds pro-
tecting the coastal towns the Car
mans are sndavoring 10 bomb ev-
cry alrdrome they can reach In =
move 10 force abandonment
Last week ! saw II German
bomhers wheel In from the North
Sea and bomb an n. A. r. air
drome. The Germans lost three
planes but f1sw hack out across
the Channel with ia fair return
in war for releasing IS high en-
plosives on an airfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

Flsstien ~ nsN effissFs al
eilmsz ths sffsrnoea ssssian4
Albert warisy. Tseama. .snsr.
lnssnaent - raeifae ffan sna afssl
%. wiil at - teastHasfsr a. :
dinner scheduled fnf ~ = n
Speaker. vill inslnas rres y q
Taylor. II ths college ~ snstnessz
Ing 81 q. Al Washington. sra cel
John & n Les. alxislea ssaaisees
81 the q ! snEinsers department
At Portland
Saturdays praafam tnrAlass
tour ~ Inspection st Md Aauas
tain dam A. sutnmeesle ear-xaa
Sili leave from the cuumsros 81
entrances ~ Hotel winthrop Al !
:. N. With FnFinssr Themas sad
MAJ Peter r. gosfx. assistant n
The district 4 3 engineer In seal.
lie. In eharEs
Jack Tayief. King county onms
missioner and y A. white. Pierce
county engineer. all min lAs
party AZ = luncheon In ths mass
hall at the dam ana lad a dls-
eussion 81 thu project
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

health department and BY them 70
the L. 5. pubic health service ana
That New York dispatches charR-
ing Tacoma with 20 easss were
essed On combined report. far t.
coma and al Pierce county outside
Tacoma.
o. the nine aeaths, DR.. Powers
said tNo-ksxine Porter ana An
drew Anderson ~ died outside Of
Tacoma and were not Tacoma
cases. although both were normally
residents here. Maxine Porter died
IN Spokane and Anderson died in
an ambulance returning from
hremerton. where he had gone TO
live At the time he was stricken.
OF the 20 cases in which paraly-
sis developed. Is have fully recov-
cred. the health director said. and
Is have residual paralysis ranging
from very mild 10 very severe
cases
The report. he declared, WAS
complete up to 10 a. m. Thursday.
II shows positively diagnosed cases
BY months as follows: May. 10;
june. 81; July. IS; August, 0: and
first half Of September. ..
Or. Powers asserted that Of thu
u suspected cases reported day
by day through the epidemic. fully
one-half were later determined TO
be something else or poliomyelitis
in such abortive form that II could
not be definitely diagnosed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
P. S. Flood Control Council
To Meet Friday and Saturday
Sessions 10 BE Held al The Winthrop:
Trip % Mud Mountain Dom plonned

sax1nssx - - sss=zasas -
ne eaaasA - ~ - ~ -
appear - - program. Hsflassa
- = T smith pfsslzlsnf Tseaas
CAsHesH - GsazzssHss. - -
wsaoezns asiskstss - wss1sfn
NasAlawtan. Isam l.s~es esssnfY -
tAs osasat@n hoFssf
Ts III fssxs.-.
nsssea IL asalssH lAs nsssl
asata address - n = = -
followed ~ cal = 2 rana. ~
tfast snkts.sF. Seattle effses =
sAs L 4 sasis@sfas aersrtseai
- topic Wili - ms Years
lsFaEnssz n F9tasa es.st - eshsr
speasssa 81 ne Faafulas sss=san
81 aslaas Peter rsfssas ssstsls
asNsr4r@f sslltaf = , Tha@@=.
sa.ef snkiaess. lntsf.eleaat River
Inrfexeasut a=.s~ssslssa , n
F1nk. alfsstaf ~ state asp.stmzal
~ eunssfsstseu ana ssselepsasnt.
~ pAHisi l. Pratt. seattle Fus-
Ashsf
Fesle~sas = laaehsea u 49,.
rs sesssaslsa al rsssuas ===sssn
al J , "a ~lIA - fsaAs~fns -
reAfinE - speakers lars lang
les. state feed eentnel engineer a.
olYmrla nf Thaaas = autksrz
land. president - Auburn Gkams
her II GamasFos. and u u N1<teT
King eounIr read engineer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

We reported everything that
even suggested polio" be said.
or the Is patients listed as hav-
ing residual paralysis. some are
still in respirators iron lungs) all
or part OF the time.
Although the city and county
have a joint agreement on hospital
expense. which TO the city amounts
to an average Of $4,000 a month.
there Is definite absorption of
special expense by other agencies
in the case of persons unable To
pay for the expensive after-treat-
ment. The after-care Is most I'M
portant Powers said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13
f6 In This Group

From infancy to age Il. care
Is being financed by Tacoma Pierce
County orthopedie guild under the
crippled children's division OF the
state social security department"
DR.. Powers said. Mrs. Rhoda
Clark Reynolds Is In charge for
the state here and Mrs. Samuel Il.
Wilson heads the orthopedic guild
chapter. There are Is patients in
this age group.
Prom 1871, patients are direct
responsibility of the crippled chill
dren's program Of the state. -Four
Of the residual cases are In this
group.
Brought Lungs Here
There are five In the group
from age 81 up. The local chap
ter Of the national infantile paral-
ysis foundation is trying to take
care Of these cases. They have
paid for splints and transporta-
ton of iron lungs 10 Tacoma and
return when we are through with
them. Most of the splints have
been furnished by the national
foundation. John n. Binns is
chairman of the local chapter and
has appointed the committee
which Is seeing directly to this
work. They have already paid
out more than 800 and will be a
source of further help before the
need has ended"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

Your name on my charts mes
Protection during unemploy-
nent. protection durinx sick-
ness. protection IN ease OF
damage By fire profse1eA
against pain
x-EAY EXAMINATIONS Oh
ExTRACTIOSs-Thes< serficrs
are VOWS with bridge ana pisls
work, No extra cost kAEh
STEP 0F Ny W @ y y -
GUARANTEED - No matter u
Won require . simple fiilinr. ex-
tremeiy difficult bridEsuofk %
patchwork.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Church OF Our Father

THE rshers Bible class won the
financial banner last sunday morn
ing daring the Sunday school peri
on Their offering was $3.50.
~ III a. m The pastor. the Rev.
r " kaisler continued his series
of sermons from the Book Of John.
using the text John 12:3i-32. The
subject vas "The Attractive
Christ In the course Of his SER
mon me speaker pictured beautiful
~ the drawing power OF Jesus. and
also gave his audience 10 know
thai there must be some attraction
about any person or thing that
has tho power 10 draw.
The BYPC held an interesting
session az $50 ?. m under super
vision of VIM o. Scott, president.
A. 73o p. m. the pastor spoke from
Mark s;S4 subject "The christ
that yor can't hide" The Junior
choir rendered beanliful music
under direction OF Mrs. Marion
watson Three were added TO the
church, one candidate for bsp.
tsm.
lhe various groups n iho church
made their monthly financial re-
port with tho sunday schonl lead
ing with Ssl.7S. Mid-we prayer
service is held each Wednesday
night
Ne'lie +. Schumate ia church re-
n0rtor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
New Mt. Zion Baptist

The pastor, the Rev J. s. viii
liams at the IL m. service had the
congregation 10 stand ard read the
forty-ihrd division OF Psalm Ills
text was Mark l.i0. subject. "Why
are We so fearful" One was added
10 the church roll
At , p. m the Rev. Mr.. Williams
preached for the Get-togeihcr club
of which Mrs. $. Ryan is president
The club holds regular meetings
each Monday night All members
are asked TO attend.
Tho Evangelist quartet will give
program in interest OF the Deco-
rating club March Z. The public Is
invited. There will be no ADM ion
fee. Mrs. Estclla Banks is prol-
dent
The pastor thanks the president
Mrs Parker and members of the
Pastors aid club for the mouey
donated for his license plates MIS-
Gertrude Hamilton the noxiy
elected president OF The Nn as
guild, is making wonderful pro-
gress.
The Senior choir viii On the
choir box SUNDAY morning. March
z led be The efficient president.
Robert Clark Come and hear them.
You arc ALWAYS Welcome 10 attend
services hold AZ New M zior
church. chenc and Mack avenues.
Mrs Mary =. Owens Is church
IcnNrior.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
First Baptist's Contest Betvee
Mr.. Ransom And Mrs, Brown End

The Sunday school, the one de-
partment OF this church which new
or succeeded in securing a large en-
rollment. is rapidly doing so now.
Mr.. Black. the superintendent. is
endeayoring TO make this part OF
the service what IL should be-
The Rev Z. b. Black, the pas
tor. preached Sunday morning
from Romans 6:23 "rhe wages Of
sir in death, but the gift OF God is
eternal life" subject. strikes for
4 Better Wage"
The Rev Mr.. Scott. OF Mt Yer
non church. was present Sunday
afternoon and preached a fine SER
mon. lie was accompanied by his
choir.
Everybody is invited TO come TO
First Baptist church. in Southwest
Detroit. Sunday. March 3. aud Wit
ness an excellent program, mark
ing the close OF the popularity con
test between Vernard Ransom and
Mrs. SaIlie Brown. The church
asks choirs and choruses. who re-
ceiye invitations for this occasion
10 please respond. Each choir will
render two selections.
The church Is located at 76ie
Gould street The hour viii he 2
pm
All are urged TO read The Detroit
Tribune every week.
Y. Ransom is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Christian Science

Christ Jesus will be the subject
OF the lesson-scrmon in all Chris.
tian Science churches throughout
The world on Sunday. March ?.
The golden text Hf Corinthians
40 Is. God. who commanded tho
light 10 shine out ~ darkness hatb
shinod nut IN our hearts 10 Give
the light ~ tho knowledge ~ tho
glory Of God ~ Tho face N Jesus
Christ
Among the Bihlc citations /. this
passage Matthew g.3sl. "And
Jesus went about an the cities and
villages. teaching in their syna-
rognes. and preaching the gospel
of the kingdom, and healing every
sickness and every disease among
Tie people"
'ofrrlatiye passages TO be read
from The Christian Science text
book "Scierce and Health with
Key TO The Scriptures" bv Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
70 1867: Jesus established HIS
church and maintained hls mission
on ? splri'ual foundation OF Christ
healing. He taught his followers
hat his religion had divine prin.
ciple. which would cast on, error
and heal both the sick and The sin.
ming"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Peoples Baptist
Church

s9p' o. rh''. Was n charge ~
'he SUNDAY school which was well
attended Saneay mo.ning
~ Ham tne pastor The Rev W
+ Rar>eN qgoaclca an nicrcst-
WIG noH 'eYi Romans is. SUBJ
't Nm Not Ashamed 90 the
gospel ~ rhri~f Music was tur-
nissed hy ihe Gospel chorus Mrs
Andrews Nas "a. the piano
A' pm the Gospel ohous pom
-H ~ fe a. 'he home az Mis-. Is.
N+nNt 4 splendid program Vas
presented. featuring Mrs Gentry
and Mrs Chi.lis duet Nj COX.
solo Miss Mildred Gentry. reaf.
me Miss TAYLOR. piano solo. Mrs
Jones harmonlca solo Mrs An-
drews Miss Brown ana G. Nil.
brooks musical solos Mrs John.
son, OF The "Y" talk Pastor RAM
sey. remarks. Mrs Cara Russell
was mistress of ceremonies.
The Rev Mr. Ramsey preache,
Al the evening hour from Marx
2:3 March -. there viii be fash
ion show az the church. given b,
the Missionary society and tn
Junior choir.
The hostess dinner given recent
~ by tho Angel choir. was auit'
successful
on the sick lisi arc Ms Walton
Mrs Taylor and Mr. Gulfrev.
Mrs Minnie Duncan is church 70
J porter.